9D Mara - Lake Naivasha - Lake Nakuru - Aberdare - Mt.Kenya - Samburu Safari Tour

Spend the entire day exploring the park's astoundingly high concentration of wild creatures and watching the huge predators. Huge herds of grazing animals as well as the elusive leopard and cheetah hidden under acacia boughs can be found on the plains. We also have the option to go to a Masai village during our stay to see their traditional dances and songs, which are an integral part of their everyday routines and religious ceremonies. It is a moving experience to get a peek into their social structures and residences. Dinner and spending the night at the campsite.

Game drive in the early morning. After breakfast, head back to the camp and drive to Naivasha, which is situated in the Great Rift Valley. On the way, lunch is given. Dinner and spending the night at the Naivasha hotel

North West of Nairobi, in Kenya, is Hell's Gate National Park, which is situated south of Lake Naivasha. The park is home to a diverse range of species because it is primarily made up of savannah ecology. Several animal species that are commonly observed are as follows. The park is home to more than 100 different species of birds, such as swifts, augur buzzards, vultures, and Verreaux's Eagles. Baboons, Thomson's gazelle, zebra, eland, hartebeest, and African buffalo are also prevalent. The park is also home to Chanler's mountain reedbuck and klipspringer antelope. long game drive in Hell's Gate National Park early in the morning. Activities in the park include hot springs, the Olkaria Geothermal Station, the Mervyn Carnelley Raptor Hide, raptors nesting in cliffs, game viewing, and Fischer's tower, Lunch served in Naivasha then depart for Nakuru arriving in the afternoon for the game drive in lake Nakuru National park, diner & overnight at the hotel in Nakuru.

Head towards Aberdare National Park, which is a solitary volcanic range that runs around 100 km north-south between Thomsons Falls and Nairobi and forms the eastern boundary of the rift valley. The crimson, volcanic-derived soils are rich in organic materials. OlDonyo Lesatima and Kinangop, the two main summits, are separated at an elevation of almost 3,000m by a lengthy saddle of alpine moorland. The geography is varied, with numerous crystal-clear streams and waterfalls as well as deep gorges that sever the forested eastern and western slopes. The National Park's distinctive vegetation, untamed landscape, streams, and waterfalls come together to form an area of breathtaking scenic splendour. The woodland that encircles the park is mostly made up of native plants. Watch wildlife in the floodlit Saltlick Waterhole for the remainder of the afternoon. Dinner and spending the night in the selected lodge.

After breakfast, depart from your Aberdare lodge and travel to Mount Kenya, arriving at Nanyuki Town Base Hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, you will visit the Mau Mau Caves, where freedom fighters hid during World War II, and take a nature walk along the mountain's base. After supper, head back to your hotel at Nanyuki Lodge for the night.

We leave for Samburu this morning and drive to the Northern Frontier District of Kenya. With its dry savannahs irrigated by the picturesque Uaso Nyiro River, Samburu is a wild and untamed region of breathtaking beauty. A tented camp serves as a dining and sleeping place for reticulated giraffes, Grevy's zebras, Beisaoryxes, Gerenuk gazelles, and Greater and Lesser Kudu, among other species that can only be found in this region of Kenya. It is also one of the country's most protected locations.

In Samburu National Park for the entire day. Enjoy a great chance to observe the cheetahs, lions, leopards, and elephants that live in the reserve's acacia woodlands and grasslands. Thus, the day is spent engaging in sporadic wilderness exploring activities.
Dinner at TENTED CAMP and sleepover there.

After a delightful early-morning wildlife drive, we have breakfast at the lodge or camp before driving to Nairobi. While driving, we have lunch. You have the rest of the afternoon to yourself.