The safari takes you to 3 different parts of Kenya as you will enjoy boating on Lake Naivasha, game viewing at Lake Nakuru National Park, in the Laikipia area and not forgetting the Masai Mara. The trip works well all year long, with excellent game viewing and time to relax; not forgetting a chance to view the Great Migration should you travel between July and October when the herds are typically in the Mara area.
Arrive at NBO airport, exit the terminal and meet with our driver. Road transfer to Loldia House. Depending on your arrival flight you might require a pre night in Nairobi, please contact us for additional options.
Loldia House is an original Kenyan home set on an old farm on the shores of Lake Naivasha. You will enjoy a boat excursion on Lake Navoisha and the next day a game drive in Lake Nakuru National park. You will depart from Loldia after an early breakfast and enjoy a drive through the Rift Valley.
Lake Nakuru is one of Kenya’s smaller National Parks, yet it is one of the most beautiful. The park is abundant with a wide variety of wildlife, large numbers of rhino and both Great and Lesser Flamingoes. Enjoy game viewing around the park with a sumptuous picnic lunch before the return to Loldia House.
Includes & Excludes
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
Drinks: Local brands included
Activities: Included
Transport: Included
Day 3-5
Mugie Wildlife Conservancy
After breakfast, road transfer to Laikipia region for 3 nights at Mugie's Manor. Governors’ Mugie is located in the northern...
After breakfast, road transfer to Laikipia region for 3 nights at Mugie's Manor. Governors’ Mugie is located in the northern end of Mugie Conservancy, a private wildlife conservancy in Laikipia of almost 50’000 acres hosting an array of impactful community and conservation programs. The Conservancy is at the forefront of conservation, operating as a low-impact cattle ranch alongside preserving the delicate and productive eco-systems that host abundant wildlife.
Explore the varying landscape of Mugie, from the dam to olive tree forests and acacia scrubland, host to a wealth of diverse wildlife, including northern endemic species Grevy’s zebra, Jackson’s hartebeest, reticulated giraffe and beisa oryx. Mugie Dam is Kenya’s third largest private dam with 156 acres of surface area to explore. The dam welcomes a variety of game which comes to drink or graze along the shore – especially elephants that are partial to a playful dip in its refreshing waters. You can enjoy the canoes during an early morning’s entertainment. Canoeing on the dam offers a thrilling opportunity to view wildlife from the water, out in the open air, armed with the spirit of adventure. This is a slow safari start with plenty of fresh air, calm afternoons to relax and enjoying dinners under a star filled sky.
Includes & Excludes
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
Drinks: Local brands included
Activities: Included
Transport: Included
Day 6-8
Masai Mara National Reserve
After breakfast, transfer to the airstrip and fly to the Mara. Your next stay will be filled with amazing game...
After breakfast, transfer to the airstrip and fly to the Mara. Your next stay will be filled with amazing game viewing opportunities, including loads of predators.
Arrive in the Mara and meet with your safari guide for a short road transfer to camp. Your 3 night stay at Little Governor's include your meals, selected local beverages and two shared game drives per day. You can chat to your guide to set your days, usually the drives are early morning and later in the afternoon, times when it is best to view the local wildlife; it is also possible to go for the day with a packed breakfast. During the season (August-Sept), you will be in the right location to view the Great Migration, that is typically in this area, depending on the herds movement.
Situated in the southwest of Kenya, covering an area of 1,510 square km (583 square miles), the Masai Mara National Reserve is a land of breathtaking vistas, abundant wildlife and endless plains. The reserve has an abundance of elephant, buffalo, giraffe, lion and cheetah, while leopards are frequently encountered, endangered black rhino hide in the dense thickets and large rafts of hippo and enormous crocodiles are found in the Mara River. The park is also home to over 450 bird species.
Includes & Excludes
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
Drinks: Local brands included
Activities: Included
Transport: Included
Day 9
End Of Itinerary
Last morning in the bush, enjoy breakfast at the camp before the transfer back to the airstrip. Your return flight...
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Day 9
End Of Itinerary
Last morning in the bush, enjoy breakfast at the camp before the transfer back to the airstrip. Your return flight to Wilson is included, as well as the road transfer to Jomo Kenyatta airport (NBO). Time at leisure at the airport for your onward flight or contact us to extend your trip.
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Safari lodges have guest rooms similar to a hotel with en-suite bathrooms. They are comfortably furnished with facilities normally associated with a hotel rooms, except your rooms are normally set in beautiful wilderness settings, with nature and wildlife around.
Tented lodges have rooms which are tents on a platform and with a roof and also have en-suite facilities with showers, flush toilets and hot water. Basically all the amenities of a hotel room, except canvas walls and roof.
The boutique lodges and camps can be very stylish and smart in terms of design and decor, often with very spacious rooms and even going so far in some cases as having plunge pools for each room.
Eco-camps and smaller tented camps have insect-proof tents with en-suite facilities including a safari shower and flush toilet. They give a more authentic safari experience but the tents are comfortably furnished with proper beds and you don’t need to bring your own sleeping bag! The emphasis is usually on having excellent guides and great wildlife viewing away from the crowds. Guests often eat together and people travelling alone usually say that they found the atmosphere friendly and enjoyed meeting other like-minded travellers around the campfire in the evening or at dinner.
The Adventure Camps are a budget option with guests bringing their own sleeping bags and towels. Accommodation is in small dome tented with a mattress on the floor. Each tent has its own nearby cubicle with a flush toilet, safari shower, and wash basin. The Adventure Camps are suitable only for those who don’t mind “real camping” and can put with some degree of “roughing it”. Apart from the accommodation in simple dome tents, the meals and the guiding are the same standards as the higher quality camps and game drives are in 4x4 safari vehicles. For those on a limited budget, the Adventure Camps are a good alternative to the big tourist lodges and minibus tours for those for whom the safari experience is more important than hotel accommodation.
On safari in Africa, you can see a wide variety of animals. South Africa alone is famed for its national parks and big game, with over 297 species of mammal to choose from. Africa’s Big Five, includes leopards, elephants, buffalo, lions and rhinoceros and these animals can usually be seen at any of Africa’s iconic safari destinations. There are also 23 different antelope species to see, including waterbuck, wildebeest, impala, red lechwe, kudu, wildebeest, and others. Other animals you might see on an African safari include Baboon, Wild Dog, Hippo, Giraffe, Warthog, Zebra, Hyena, Jackal, Crocodile, Cheetah and much more.