Your safari holiday will take place at two popular game parks in Kenya, namely Maasai Mara National Reserve and Lake Nakuru National Park.
East Africa
East Africa has a lot of attractions to offer and your better option for this. Due to its diversified topography, this is a land of contrast ranging from the snow-capped Mount Kenya in Kenya and Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. There is an opportunity for you to conquer these highest mountains in Africa with a height of 19,340 feet with various extinct volcanoes, trek through rainforests, meadow, moorlands, and high altitude alpine deserts.
It's only in this region that you find over 5000 species of mammals and over 10,000 of birds. One experiences the thrill of sighting the Big Five - lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo, vast herds of wildebeest, and zebra migrating across the Maasai Mara. Crocodiles, long-necked gerenuk, Gravy's zebra, and reticulated giraffe, the elusive bongo, giant forest hog, black leopard and Columbus monkey the dik-diks, reedbucks, duikers, grantee, and Thompson gazelles, Maasai giraffe, hippos, and warthogs bat-eared foxes.
There are also millions of strong flocks of flamingos, cranes, and other multitudes of bird life which keep on migrating from Europe to the region in March to May flooding national parks and reserves with beauty that cannot be ignored. You will be able to appreciate the un-interfered with culture especially of the Maasai, the Swahili at the coast, the Rendille, Borana, Pokot, Samburu and their ways of dressing, building of houses called 'Manyattas', various festivals like food festivals, Christmas, Idd-ul-Fitr and Ramathan, the drummers (traditional) and traditional songs, way of dressing, eating, and dancing. All these cultural attractions are combined in Bomas of Kenya where you can see Kenya's diversified culture that makes it fascinating. Here, various aspects of Kenya culture are displayed including their crafts.