BB – Bed and Breakfast, HB(Half board) – Dinner,  FB (Full board) – Lunch, Dinner, AG – Afternoon game drive, MG – Morning game viewing drive ,  Trf -Transfer

Day 1: Nairobi

• Meet and greet at Nairobi Airport. Our guide will be waiting for you in the arrival hall carrying a branded sign board.
• Transfer
• Dinner: The Residence at Karen
• Overnight: The Residence at Karen

Day 2: Nairobi – Nanyuki

• Drive from Nairobi to the Central Highlands.
• Lunch
• Meet many of Africa’s endangered wildlife at Sweetwaters, one of the best known reserves in the Laikipia region. This large game sanctuary if located within the Ol Pejeta Game Reserve and is well known for its chimpanzee sanctuary that was opened in 1993 and famed for housing the only large chimpanzees in Kenya. The private park also has a higher wildlife-to-area ratio than any of Kenya’s national parks, making game viewing rewarding and peaceful. At Sweetwaters you will be able to seek out the Big Five and many other endangered species such as the black rhino, Grevy’s zebra and the African wild dog, while giraffes, lions and elephants are easily located. Relish the stunning scenery and the panoramic views of nearby Mount Kenya as you meet intelligent chimpanzees and all varieties of African wildlife.
• Sweetwater-Ol Pejeta Conservancy entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive in Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
• Dinner: Sweetwaters Serena Camp
• Overnight at the Camp: Sweetwaters Serena Camp

Day 3: Nanyuki

• Breakfast
• Visit to the Sweetwaters 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.
• Lunch
• Sweetwater-Ol Pejeta Conservancy entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive in Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
• Visit to 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 honour of the first tame black rhino that called this conservancy home. The centre 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 game drive in Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
• Dinner: Sweetwaters Serena Camp
• Overnight at the Camp: Sweetwaters Serena Camp

Day 4: Nanyuki – Samburu

• Breakfast
• Drive from the Central Highlands to Samburu.
• Lunch
• Discover the Shaba National Reserve. Located south of the reserves of Samburu and Buffalo Springs, from which it is separated only by a road, the Shaba reserve is nevertheless very different from its two neighbours. Covering an area of 280 km2, the reserve has a wide variety of landscapes alternating with vast arid, volcanic hills, thorn bush savannah and grasslands. Shaba is also blessed with several springs that give rise to lush wetlands. Known for having been the setting of one of Joy Adamson’s novels (Penny, Queen of Shaba), the reserve is home to many animals including lions, elephants, African oryx, gerenuk, Grévy’s zebras, ostriches and reticulated giraffes.
• Shaba National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive in Samburu National Reserve.
• Dinner: Elephant Bedroom
• Overnight at the Camp: Elephant Bedroom

Day 5: Samburu

• Breakfast
• Samburu National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Morning safari in Samburu
• Lunch (package)
• Afternoon game drive in Samburu National Reserve.
• Dinner: Elephant Bedroom
• Overnight at the Camp: Elephant Bedroom

Day 6: Samburu – Nakuru

• Breakfast
• Drive from Samburu to the Lake area.
• Lunch: Thomson Falls
• Nakuru National Park entrance fee (valid for 24 hours, single entry) included.
• Afternoon game drive in Nakuru National Park.
• Dinner: Mbweha Safari Camp
• Overnight: Mbweha Safari Camp

Day 7: Nakuru – Masai Mara

• Breakfast
• Drive from the Lake area to the Masai Mara.
• Lunch: Mara Sarova
• 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 in 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

• Masai Mara National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive.
• Dinner: Kicheche Camp
• Overnight: Kicheche Camp

Day 8: Masai Mara

• Morning Game drive.
• Breakfast
• Second Morning Game Drive
• Lunch
• Masai Mara National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive.
• Dinner: Kicheche Camp
• Overnight: Kicheche Camp

Day 9: Masai Mara

• Morning Game drive.
• Breakfast
• Second Morning Game Drive
• Lunch
• Masai Mara National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive.
• Dinner: Entim Mara
• Overnight: Entim Mara

Day 10: Masai Mara

• Morning Game drive.
• Breakfast
• Second Morning Game Drive
• Lunch
• Masai Mara National Reserve entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon game drive.
• Masai village visit
• Dinner: Entim Mara
• Overnight: Entim Mara

Day 11: Masai Mara – Elementaita

• Breakfast
• Drive from the Masai Mara to the Lake area.
• Lunch: Serena Elementaita
• Afternoon at leisure
• Dinner: Serena Elementaita
• Overnight: Serena Elementaita

Day 12: Elementaita

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Activities
• Dinner: Serena Elementaita
• Overnight: Serena Elementaita

Day 13: Elementaita – Nairobi

• Breakfast
• Route Elementaita Nairobi
• Lunch: Carnivore
• Feed the lofty wildlife with a visit to the Giraffe Centre in Nairobi. This non-profit organization was originally opened in order to protect the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe that is found only on the  plains of East Africa. Since its inception the program has been highly successful and has re-introduced  pairs of breeding Rothschild’s giraffe into various national parks in Kenya. The center also offers free environmental education to young Kenyans and promotes conservation efforts of endangered species in the country. While on your visit you will have the opportunity of getting close to a giraffe or two as well as feed them and watch as they delicately use their long tongues to take the food from your hand. There are also a few warthogs that roam freely amongst the giraffes and a gift shop for visitors to enjoy. Unique and exhilarating, this visit will get you as close as you possibly can to giraffe in Kenya.
• Dinner: Ololo Safari Lodge and Farm
• Overnight: Ololo Safari Lodge and Farm

Day 14: Nairobi

• Breakfast
• Morning game drive at the Nairobi National park. Your safari will take place in your tour vehicle as you uncover the only national park in the world to be located in a city. Here, wide open plains have             the unusual backdrop of city skyscrapers; however, the wildlife in the park is no less impressive than              in the wilderness. The grassy savannahs and acacia bushlands shelter a wide variety of animal              including the endangered black rhino, buffalo, giraffe, cheater, leopard and lion as well as over 400              recorded bird species.
• Lunch
• Activities at the farm
• Dinner: Ololo Safari Lodge and Farm
• Overnight: Ololo Safari Lodge and Farm

Day 15: Nairobi – Amboseli

• Breakfast
• Drive from Nairobi to Amboseli.
• Discover the Amboseli National Park. Located about 250 km from Nairobi and along the Tanzanian border, the park derives its name from the Masai word “Empusel”, meaning salty, dusty place. Declared a national park in 1974 to protect its unique and fragile ecosystem, the Amboseli National

Park offers landscapes of remarkable contrasts: arid zones alongside the lush oases of the swamps. The ecosystem of this low rainfall region depends on water from Mount Kilimanjaro (5895 m). A particular feature of Amboseli is the possibility to take picture postcard photos of elephants against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro. Covering an area of 392 km2 the park is, in addition to elephants, home to numerous animals (giraffe, wildebeest, antelope, buffalo, lion, cheetah, leopard and hyena …) as well as 400 species of birds (pelicans, kingfishers, crakes, hamerkop and 47 types of raptor) who live alongside the Masai villages.

• Lunch
• Amboseli National Park entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon Game Drive
• Dinner: Tortilis Camp
• Overnight at the Camp: Tortilis Camp

Day 16: Amboseli

• Breakfast
• Morning game drive
• Lunch
• Amboseli National Park entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon Game Drive
• Dinner: Tortilis Camp
• Overnight at the Camp: Tortilis Camp

Day 17: Amboseli – Tsavo West

• Breakfast
• Drive from Amboseli to Tsavo West.
• Picnic lunch
• Tsavo West National Park entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Afternoon 4×4 game drive
• Dinner: Kilaguni Serena
• Overnight at the Camp: Kilaguni Serena

Day 18: Tsavo West

• Breakfast
• Tsavo West National Park entrance fee (valid for 24 hours) included.
• Morning 4X4 Game drive
• Lunch
• Afternoon 4×4 game drive
• Dinner: Kilaguni Serena
• Overnight at the Camp: Kilaguni Serena

Day 19: Tsavo West – Nairobi

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Route Tsavo west to Nairobi
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