MARA-AMBOSELI SAFARI

Join us on an unforgettable Mara-Amboseli Safari, a seamless fusion of thrilling wildlife adventures and idyllic beach escapes. Witness the Big Five in Masai Mara and Amboseli, experience the magic of the Tsavo Parks, and then unwind on the pristine shores of Diani Beach. Our curated safari offers a perfect blend of luxury, wildlife, and relaxation, promising an extraordinary journey through the heart of Kenya. This bush-to-beach offer is among our top-rated safaris to Kenya. 

Highlights of the Mara-Amboseli Safari

Migration of wildebeest from July through October
Above all, a wide Variety of unique and exquisite wildlife and birds
The Masai community is one of the Kenyan tribes whose lives revolve around livestock(visit at an extra fee)
Lake Naivasha is another great rift valley lake
Two extinct volcanoes: Olkaria and Hobley’s.
Superb views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak and the highest free-standing mountain in the world
Large herds of free-ranging African elephants as well as other wildlife.
The famous Mzima Springs with its unique underwater hippo observatory.
Shetani Lava flow and Chyulu hills
Mudanda Rock and the Yatta Plateau are the world’s most significant lava flows.
Lugard Falls on the Galana River is remarkable for the shape of water-worn rocks.

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Day 01- Nairobi – Maasai Mara Game Reserve

On arrival at the airport and after safari briefing, meet and greet the world-famous Masai Mara Game Reserve. This is a “must-see” for any visitor traveling on safari in Kenya. The reason is that a wide variety of unique and exquisite wildlife and birds grace it. Besides this, it’s home to the richest concentration of wildlife, including the “Big Five. Zebras, antelopes, gnus, Oribis, hyenas, giraffes, warthogs, gazelles, hartebeests, hippos, crocodiles, and others are well represented.
Above all, the park has the largest concentration of African lions, including the black-maned lion. Arrive in time for lunch at the lodge. Afternoon game drive. Returning for dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 02- Masai Mara Game Reserve

The Masai Mara Ecosystem holds one of the highest lion densities in the world. Most importantly, it’s where two million Wildebeest, Zebra, and Thompson’s gazelles migrate annually. During our morning and afternoon game drives, we may view prides of lions, hippos in the river, cheetahs racing across the plains, and many varieties of antelopes—lunch, dinner, and overnight at the lodge.
Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 03- Masai Mara Game Reserve-Lake Naivasha

Leave and drive to Lake Naivasha, arriving for lunch and check-in. Proceed to the Crescent Island Conservancy for a game-viewing walk. This is a peninsula on the eastern side of Lake Naivasha. Animals seen here are giraffes, waterbucks, elands, wildebeests, zebras, and impalas. Hippos are also well represented—dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 04- Lake Naivasha -Amboseli National Park

Head further down to Amboseli National Park. This park is well known for its large herds of free-ranging African elephants. Besides elephants, you can meet the Masai people and the most noteworthy stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. This is Africa’s highest peak and the highest free-standing mountain globally. Huge herds of wildebeests and many other animals, including giraffes, African lions, monkeys, zebras, hyenas, and antelopes. Arrive in time for lunch at the lodge. Afternoon game drive will follow, with a chance to spot all the above-mentioned animals—meals and overnight at the lodge.

Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 05-Amboseli National Park

There are morning and afternoon game drives. The midafternoon lull from the intense sun is spent at the lodge by the poolside or probably relaxing. Meals and overnight are at the lodge.

Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 06- Amboseli National Park- Tsavo West National Park

Drive to Tsavo West National Park, famous for the Mzima Springs, with its unique underwater hippo observatory. These two parks (Tsavo East and West) are renowned for the largest population of red-skinned elephants. The “Big 5” African animals are well represented. This is also a host of Kenyan birds and other animals, including leopard, cheetah, buffalo, rhino, elephant, giraffe, zebra, lion, plains game, crocodile, and plenty of additional small mammals, birds, and insects.
From Lake Jipe, on the Tanzanian border, to the mountain forests of the Chyulu Hills, the wide range of landscape protects many endangered African wildlife. These includes the Cosen’s gerbil, Hunter’s hartebeest, black rhinoceros, several species of shrew and rat, Grevy’s zebra and wild dogs. Arrive for lunch and afternoon game drive—dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 07-Tsavo West National Park-Tsavo East National Park

After breakfast, drive to Tsavo East National Park. Tsavo means ‘Place of Slaughter’ in the Kamba language (one of the Kenyan tribes). This park is best for photographers with its fabulous light and fantastic views, especially the Mudanda Rock and the Yatta Plateau. This is the world’s most significant lava flow. Further, you will see the Lugard Falls on the Galana River, which is remarkable for the shape of water-worn rocks. Also, animals spotted here include elephants, rhinos, lions, leopards, crocodiles, waterbucks, kudus, gerenuks, and zebras. Aruba hunter’s hartebeest is also found here, and its lyre-shaped horns are also present—all meals and overnight at the lodge.
Lodge (L.D.B)

Day 08- Tsavo East National Park -Mombasa

Lastly, have an early morning breakfast before the day’s heat, and return for breakfast. Check out and proceed to Mombasa, where you will be transferred to your beach hotel of choice.

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