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Experience the best of both worlds with an unforgettable adventure that takes you from the bush to the beach. Your journey begins with convenient transfers from the airport, followed by an exhilarating safari in a 4x4 Safari Landcruiser featuring a pop-up roof for optimal wildlife viewing. After exploring the breathtaking Maasai Mara, enjoy a scenic flight to Mombasa, where you’ll spend three nights soaking in the coastal beauty. Finally, unwind as you take a train from Mombasa to Nairobi, creating memories that blend the thrill of the safari with the serenity of the coast.
Accommodation is offered in city hotels while in the cities and eco lodges and luxury tented camps located in the parks and reserves that you will be visiting.
In the event that the lodge/hotel quoted is not available, an alternative of similar caliber will be provided
Upon arrival, our representative will meet you at the airport with a branded signboard. They will then transfer you to the Hotel for Overnight
Visit the Ol Pejeta Conservancy where you can feed the tame black rhino from a specially created feeding platform. Black rhinos are by nature very aggressive and territorial and this will probably be your only opportunity of ever getting close to one of these magnificent and endangered creatures. Be sure to have your camera ready for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. You will also have the prospect of visiting the Morani Information Centre, named in honor of the first tame black rhino that called this conservancy home. The center affords visitors a chance to learn about the large variety of wildlife in the reserve and also provides comprehensive information as to how modern wildlife conservancy operates.
Afternoon visit to the Sweet Waters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, the only place in Kenya where these
highly endangered and incredibly intelligent primates can be found. The sanctuary provides a haven for orphaned and abused chimpanzees who enjoy roaming freely in their vast natural enclosure. Many of the chimps that are taken to the sanctuary have been orphaned due to the abuse of man, and often arrive traumatized and ill. Through hard work and dedication, the staff assists the chimps in their rehabilitation and integration into one of the two groups within the reserve. The chimpanzees here can never be reintroduced into the wild and guests can 'adopt' one for a fee. The revenue collected goes back into the sanctuary to aid its ongoing operations.
Discover Lake Nakuru National Park. Created in 1961 to protect the alkaline lake of the same name, the park offers typical plains vegetation. Located 156 km northwest of Nairobi, Lake Nakuru derives its name from the Masai word "Enakuro" which means a cloud of dust. It is home to many herbivores including Rothschild's giraffe, buffalo, hippo, and gazelle and nearly 55 mammals including lions, leopards, spotted hyenas, rock hyraxes and reedbuck. Lake Nakuru National Park is famous for hosting both white and black rhinoceros, reintroduced after many years absences. Further renowned for the dwarf flamingos that congregate by the thousands on the shores of the lake, the park also hosts over 400 species of birds: herons, ospreys, cormorants... Many are migratory birds from the northern hemisphere.
Discover the Masai Mara National Reserve, the most famous and most visited reserve in Kenya. Covering an area of 1510 km², the Masai Mara reserve is in fact the extension of the Kenyan territory of the vast Serengeti Park in Tanzania. Together, they constitute a huge ecosystem in which animals move freely. All large African animals are present. Thomson’s and Grant’s gazelles, impala, Kirk’s dik-dik, bushbuck, topi, buffalo, ellipsen waterbuck, eland, and giraffe, all are there. Famous for its rich wildlife, the Masai Mara is home to not only the "Big 5" (elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino, and leopard) but also many birds (over 500 species of birds have been recorded). Along the rivers, crocodiles and hippos lie in wait. Composed of vast rolling plains and hills, the Masai Mara is dotted with umbrella thorn acacias and thorny thickets. In the Maa language, Mara means "spotted" and may refer to the colorful landscapes. Alternatively, the name may refer to the arrival of over two million herbivores during the annual migration (wildebeest, gazelles and zebras).
Sundowner in the wonderland of the Kenyan Rift Valley. Known as the birthplace of mankind, chances are you will never feel closer to the essence of nature and human existence than when sitting on one of the Rift Valley plains, surrounded by spectacular scenery, a multitude of animals, beautiful lakes and birds of every kind. From Mount Kenya, Africa's second highest peak, down to the flamingo-filled lakes, the area is a veritable explosion of superb sights and sounds. Sip on a refreshment as you relax and take in the sheer beauty surrounding you.
Balloon safari(Optional) in the Masai Mara, a magical experience as you take in a bird's eye view of the vast, rolling plains below you. This unique and exhilarating excursion takes place early in the morning when you can marvel at the fantastic sight of the rising sun and gently float over the thousands of animals below you. This is the best time to spot wildlife as well as enjoy the peaceful vistas and crisp, clear air. Undisturbed by your presence, the animals will continue with their daily activities as you snap away and marvel at the beauty of Africa. The balloon safari ends by touching down in the wilds of the Masai Mara to enjoy a delectable champagne breakfast. You will then proceed for a Morning game drive
Spend your morning leisure at the lodge before being transferred to airstrip for a flight to Mombasa, North Coast. Mombasa is situated on the Eastern coastline of Kenya next to the Indian Ocean famous for its spectacular beaches. Mombasa has an assorted aquatic life, luxurious hotels as well as a very hospitable environment. Mombasa has a tropical climate throughout the year suitable for travellers of all ages. There are exceptional palm-lined beaches that have beautiful turquoise water, coral reefs plus a variety of water sports for all types of people.
The day will be spent at leisure in the hotel. Walk along the sandy beaches or lie under the palm trees in the Hotel Garden and enjoy the sea breeze.
Alternatively, you might as well embark Swahili-style day excursion to Wasini Island(Optional). The excursion will begin on a tasty note as you hop aboard a dhow (traditional fisherman’s boat) for a hearty Swahili lunch that dishes up the most sensational flavors out of simple ingredients and includes fresh tropical fruit. Once you have had your fill, your excursion heads off to the nearby Kisite Marine National Park where swimming and snorkeling can be enjoyed in warm, calm waters that support a treasure chest of aquatic creatures and, more often than not, pods of friendly and curious dolphins. This highly popular tourist destination is renowned for its clear water, colorful coral reefs and ideal snorkeling conditions year-round. (Optional activities to be quoted on request). In the evening you will head back to your hotel for Dinner and Overnight.
You will have a full day at leisure as you explore the shores and share experiences about the safari for the past busy drives. Meals will be provided at the hotel and you can as well request for more refreshments at a small cost. You can as well opt to engage in optional activities like a city tour of Mombasa and historical structures of the Fort Jesus or even tour Mida Creek in Watamu.
Visit the Tamed black rhino at Ol Pejeta and and you can even feed them at the specially created platforms.
You will also visit the Chimpanzee sanctuary where these intelligent primates roam freely after rescue from human abuse.
Lake Nakuru National Park, located at the floor of the rift valley and was established in 1961 to protect the Alkaline Lake. It is inhabited by a variety of mammals, different species of birds and vegetation.
Maasai Mara is the most visited reserve in Kenya. The wilderness offers you an opportunity to witness a variety of mammals including the 'Big Five', over 470 species of birds and different types of vegetation.
This seventh wonder of the world occurs between the Months of July and October as millions of Zebras and Wildebeests cross the Mara River in search for greener pastures.
You can experience the action in the Mara from an elevation during a balloon safari. The Balloon safari is done during the early morning and lasts about an hour. It is followed by a sumptuous Bush Champagne breakfast in the heart of Maasai Mara.
The sandy beaches, the cool breeze and palms create a breathtaking experience at the Kenyan. It relaxes the mind as you walk along the beach.
Apart from the beach there are several other activities to do in the coast like the Wasini Island excursion, Fort Jesus and Mombasa Old town, Mida creek and even a walk in the Haller Park.
Regular menus are offered in the various hotels and lodges. Special dietary can be provided in the various hotels and lodges on request
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
11 km
Transfer included
Please book your flight to arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). The transfer from/to this airport is included. Upon arrival, Zama Expeditions Ltd's representative will be waiting at the airport. Guests will be picked up and transferred to the city hotel for an overnight.
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