Ultimate Kenya Wilderness Camp

You will be picked up from the airport and driven to your hotel. If you arrive on an early flight, we will get you lunch and do some sightseeing in Nairobi. You may visit the Nairobi National Museum, which is always a good introduction to the country. Later, you can have dinner in one of Nairobi's restaurants.

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You'll enjoy morning and afternoon game drives. Elephants and Maasai giraffes are common. If you’re lucky, you might see leopards or black rhinos. The Mara has Kenya’s largest population of lions with prides numbering over 20 individuals. The open country is also ideal for cheetahs, hyenas, hunting dogs, and jackals. You will also have an opportunity to accompany James for a visit to a Maasai homestead or Boma for a closer interaction with the local people.

Lake Nakuru

After breakfast, you will break camp, say goodbye to Masai Mara, and leave for Lake Nakuru. Lake Nakuru is located within the Great Rift Valley and is renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. The national park is home to a variety of wildlife, including black and white rhinos. The park also offers opportunities for bird watching, with over 400 bird species recorded. Your camp will be set up close to the seasonal Makalia Falls.

On this day, after breakfast, you will leave camp and head to Hell's Gate National Park which is a unique and stunning park located near Lake Naivasha. The park is named after a narrow break in the cliffs that resembles a gate, which early explorers referred to as Hell's Gate. Unlike many other parks in Kenya, you can explore the park on foot or by bicycle, allowing for a more intimate experience with nature.

A visit to Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a great introduction to the distinct flora and fauna of the northern lands. You will visit the equator and the local market, and get some supplies from Nanyuki town.

Batians View campsite

The Samburu and Buffalo Springs National Reserves are situated in an arid and semi-arid environment and the days can be quite hot while the nights can be cool. Several large dry-country mammal species common to Kenya’s northern plains can be found here. These include gerenuk, Grevy’s zebra, oryx, and reticulated giraffes. Birdlife is abundant here with over 450 species having been identified.

Amboseli

After a very early breakfast, you will set for Amboseli National Park. It is situated approximately 240 kilometers (about 149 miles) southeast of Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya. The park is known for its stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, abundant wildlife, and large herds of elephants. It's a popular destination for safari enthusiasts and nature lovers.

After breakfast and an early morning game drive we will break camp and drive to Nairobi, arriving late afternoon. After freshening up and a short rest you will go out to dinner in one of Nairobi's numerous restaurants.

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