Overview

From the wildlife-rich plains of the Maasai Mara to the scenic shores of Lake Naivasha, and onward to the majestic landscapes of Amboseli and the vast wilderness of Tsavo West and East.

This all-encompassing adventure offers an unforgettable blend of spectacular game viewing, breathtaking scenery, and authentic Kenyan culture. Witness the Big Five in their natural habitat, glide past hippos on Lake Naivasha, marvel at elephants beneath Mount Kilimanjaro, and explore Tsavo’s dramatic terrain shaped by lava flows and springs.

With expert guides, comfortable lodges, and seamless transfers, this safari ensures you experience the very best of Kenya — from sunrise over the savannah to sunset over Kilimanjaro.

Trip Highlights

Maasai Mara National Reserve – The Crown Jewel of Kenya Enjoy thrilling game drives across the endless savannahs teeming with wildlife. Spot the Big Five and, between July and October, witness the world-famous Great Migration.
Lake Naivasha – Serenity on the Water Cruise along the tranquil waters of this freshwater lake surrounded by hippos and birds, and take a guided walking safari on Crescent Island among freely roaming giraffes, zebras, and antelopes.
Amboseli National Park – At the Foot of Mount Kilimanjaro Experience close encounters with large elephant herds set against the snow-capped peak of Kilimanjaro. Capture stunning photos of Africa’s tallest mountain and diverse wildlife from lions to flamingos.
Tsavo West National Park – Rugged Wilderness & Mzima Springs Discover volcanic hills, lava flows, and lush oases as you explore one of Kenya’s most scenic parks. Visit Mzima Springs, where crystal-clear waters host hippos and crocodiles visible through an underwater viewing chamber.
Tsavo East National Park – The Land of Red Elephants Explore Kenya’s largest and oldest park, famous for its red-dusted elephants, Aruba Dam, and the striking Lugard Falls. Enjoy expansive landscapes and abundant wildlife in a truly wild setting.

Day 01 :

Arrival in Nairobi

Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you’ll be met and transferred to your
hotel.
Depending on your arrival time, you can explore Nairobi’s highlights, such as the Giraffe
Centre, David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, or the Karen Blixen Museum. Enjoy a
welcome dinner and overnight stay in Nairobi.

Day 02 :

Nairobi to Maasai Mara

After breakfast, depart for Maasai Mara National Reserve, a scenic drive through the Great
Rift Valley. Upon arrival, check into your camp and enjoy lunch before heading out for an
afternoon game drive. The Mara is home to the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard,
and rhino—alongside countless other species. As the sun sets, return to your lodge for dinner
and relaxation.

Day 03 :

Full-Day Safari in Maasai Mara

Spend the day exploring Maasai Mara’s vast plains, starting with an early morning game
drive when predators like lions and cheetahs are most active. If visiting between July and
October, you may witness the Great Migration, where thousands of wildebeest and zebras
cross the Mara River, braving crocodile-infested waters. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or return to the lodge for a break before heading out for an evening game drive. As the sun sets
return to the camp for diner and overnight relaxation.

Day 04 :

Maasai Mara to Lake Naivasha

After breakfast, travel to Lake Naivasha, a freshwater lake known for its hippos and diverse
birdlife. Upon arrival, check into your lodge and enjoy lunch before heading out for a boat
safari, where you’ll glide past hippos and spot African fish eagles swooping down for their
catch. Later, visit Crescent Island, where you can walk among freely roaming zebras,
giraffes, and antelopes. Return to your lodge for diner and overnight.

Day 05 :

Lake Naivasha to Amboseli

After breakfast, travel to Amboseli National Park, arriving in time for lunch. Embark on an
evening game drive, where Amboseli’s famous large elephant herds will grace the landscape.
You’ll also spot buffalo, giraffes, zebras, and perhaps even lions or cheetahs roaming the
open plains. The view of Mount Kilimanjaro, especially at sunset, is one of the most
breathtaking sights in Africa.

Day 06 :

Full-Day Safari in Amboseli

Spend the day exploring Amboseli’s diverse ecosystem, starting with an early morning game
drive when predators like lions and hyenas are most active. The park’s marshlands provide
ample opportunity to witness animals congregating, offering extraordinary photographic
moments. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or return to the lodge for a break before heading
out for an evening game drive, capturing the golden hues of the African sunset.

Day 07 :

Amboseli to Tsavo West

After breakfast, travel to Tsavo West National Park, arriving in time for lunch. In the
afternoon, embark on an evening game drive, where you’ll explore the park’s rugged
landscapes, volcanic hills, and lush springs. Visit Mzima Springs, where you can observe
hippos and crocodiles from an underwater viewing chamber. Tsavo West is also home to
leopards, elephants, buffalo, and diverse bird species. Diner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 08 :

Tsavo West to Tsavo East

After breakfast, travel to Tsavo East National Park, known for its red elephants and vast
wilderness. Upon arrival, check into your lodge and enjoy lunch before heading out for an
afternoon game drive. Tsavo East is famous for its Aruba Dam, a hotspot for wildlife
sightings, and the Lugard Falls, where the Galana River cascades over stunning rock
formations. You’ll also spot lions, cheetahs, giraffes, and zebras. Diner and overnight at the
hotel.

Day 09 :

Full-Day Safari in Tsavo East

Spend the day exploring Tsavo East’s expansive landscapes, starting with an early morning
game drive when predators like lions and leopards are most active. The park’s vast plains
provide breathtaking scenery, especially at sunrise. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the wild or return
to the lodge for a break before heading out for an evening game drive. Later return to the
lodge for diner and overnight.

Day 10 :

Tsavo East to Nairobi & Departure

Check out after breakfast and depart for Nairobi. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to the
airport or your hotel, marking the end of your safari.

Accomodation

Kenya’s major safari destinations offer a wide range of accommodation to suit every traveler — from budget-friendly lodges and tented camps to luxurious safari resorts that redefine comfort in the wild. Whether you’re seeking authentic bush experiences or premium comfort with modern amenities, each park provides unique options designed to enhance your safari adventure.

🏙️ 1. Nairobi

Accommodation Type: City Hotels, Boutique Lodges, and Luxury Urban Resorts

As Kenya’s vibrant capital and safari gateway, Nairobi offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every traveler’s preference.

Luxury city hotels such as Hemingways Nairobi, Giraffe Manor, and Villa Rosa Kempinski provide elegant stays with fine dining, spa facilities, and exceptional service.
Boutique lodges and business hotels like The Boma, Tribe Hotel, and Sankara Nairobi offer modern comfort and convenience close to major attractions.
Mid-range and budget hotels such as Ibis Styles or Sarova Panafric cater to guests seeking affordable yet comfortable stays in central locations.

Experience: Explore Nairobi’s top attractions — from the Giraffe Centre and David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage to the Karen Blixen Museum and Nairobi National Park, where wildlife thrives just minutes from the city center.

🦁 2. Maasai Mara National Reserve

Accommodation Type: Budget Camps, Mid-range Lodges, Luxury Tented Camps & Exclusive Safari Resorts

The Maasai Mara offers some of Kenya’s finest safari accommodation.
Luxury lodges and tented camps (like Mahali Mzuri, Mara Serena Safari Lodge, or Angama Mara) provide stunning views of the savannah, infinity pools, fine dining, and personalized game drive services.
Mid-range options (such as Mara Sopa Lodge or Basecamp Explorer) balance comfort with an authentic bush atmosphere.
Budget camps near the reserve gates cater to travelers seeking affordability with essential amenities, often featuring en-suite tents and communal dining.

Experience: Open-air lounges, campfires under starry skies, and proximity to wildlife corridors make Mara stays unforgettable.

🦩 3. Lake Naivasha

Accommodation Type: Lakeside Resorts, Eco-Lodges, Boutique Hotels & Cottages

Nestled along the freshwater lake’s shores, Lake Naivasha offers peaceful, scenic stays ideal for relaxation after game drives.
Popular options include Naivasha Sopa Resort, Lake Naivasha Country Club, and Enashipai Resort & Spa — known for lush gardens, lake views, and birdlife.
Eco-lodges and cottages provide intimate, nature-focused experiences, often with walking or cycling safaris nearby.

Experience: Tranquil ambiance, hippos grazing near the shore, and sunset boat rides on the lake.

🐘 4. Amboseli National Park

Accommodation Type: Safari Lodges, Tented Camps & Eco-Resorts

Amboseli offers a mix of classic safari lodges and luxury tented camps, many with direct views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Top-rated choices include Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge, Oltukai Lodge, and Satao Elerai Camp — combining modern comfort with rustic charm.
Eco-lodges focus on sustainability, using solar power and supporting Maasai community initiatives.

Experience: Wake up to elephants grazing with Kilimanjaro in the background — a photographer’s paradise.

🌋 5. Tsavo West National Park

Accommodation Type: Safari Lodges, Luxury Camps, Eco-Lodges & Wilderness Camps

Tsavo West’s rugged landscapes host several high-end lodges (such as Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge or Finch Hattons Luxury Camp), known for stunning views of the Chyulu Hills and Mzima Springs.
Mid-range and eco-lodges offer authentic bush experiences with guided nature walks and panoramic vistas.

Experience: Secluded, tranquil settings ideal for travelers seeking serenity, nature, and breathtaking scenery.

🐾 6. Tsavo East National Park

Accommodation Type: Safari Lodges, Tented Camps & Budget Safari Camps

Tsavo East is known for its vast wilderness and red elephants, with accommodations ranging from comfortable safari lodges (like Ashnil Aruba Lodge or Voi Safari Lodge) to intimate tented camps.
Budget safari camps near Voi and along the park’s edge cater to adventurous travelers seeking close-to-nature experiences.

Experience: Panoramic views over savannah plains, watering hole