This combination safari in two of the Masai Mara conservancy allows for wonderful game viewing, ideally away from the crowds during the mid season; and not too far from the activity during peak season. If you wish to see the Great Migration, best to travel between end of July and early October. The Greater Mara has the most amazing wildlife viewing all year long.
You arrive at Jomo Kenyatta (NBO) and will be transferred by road to Wilson airport. Depending on your time of arrival, you might need a pre-night in Nairobi.
Arrive at the Mara airstrip, where you are met by the lodge and transfer directly to Kicheche Mara Camp. Enjoy the camp facilities and lunch, check in and experience your first game drive in the afternoon. Back at the lodge on time for dinner and night. Bordering the Mara Reserve, the Mara North conservancy is included on the IUCN Green List of Protected and Conserved Areas. Kicheche Mara Camp is a classic tented camp hidden in a beautiful valley in a prime wildlife area. The tents are laid out alongside a seasonal stream from where you can observe the resident birdlife and plains game beyond. Game viewing frequently starts in the camp itself and there is prime wildlife habitat all around.
Your 3x night stay includes all your meals, and 2 game drive per day and possible bush walk, talk to your safari guide to plan your days.
Includes & Excludes
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
Drinks: Local brands included
Activities: Included
Transport: Included
Day 4-5
Olare Motorogi Conservancy
After breakfast, you will be transferred through the bush and local villages to the camp, located within the Olare Conservancy....
After breakfast, you will be transferred through the bush and local villages to the camp, located within the Olare Conservancy.
The game viewing is first class and the exclusivity of the Conservancy ensures a high quality African safari and Kenya holiday experience with low density tourism. This is a great spot to visit during the Great Migration, usually between July and October, when the herds are typically crossing the area.
This intimate camp is owned in partnership with photographer Paul Goldstein. As a result, there is a keen focus on wildlife viewing and photography here, making this a popular camp that safari enthusiasts visit year after year.
Includes & Excludes
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner included
Drinks: Local brands included
Activities: Included
Transport: Included
Day 6
End Of Itinerary
Last morning in the bush, transfer to the airstrip on time for the flight to Wilson. On arrival, road transfer...
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Day 6
End Of Itinerary
Last morning in the bush, transfer to the airstrip on time for the flight to Wilson. On arrival, road transfer to Jomo Kenyatta and time at leisure for your onward flight, or contact us to extend your trip with a stay in Laikipia, Samburu or on the coast for a few beach days.
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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.