Embark on a thrilling journey designed for those seeking an all-encompassing wildlife experience, as we take you on an unforgettable safari through nine remarkable national parks, culminating in a blissful beach retreat.

Prepare to witness the magnificence of the Big Five, as you set foot in the pristine wilderness of Kenya. Our extraordinary safari begins at Ol’ Pejeta Conservancy, where a plethora of rhinos awaits your admiration. Continue to Samburu National Reserve, where majestic elephants will undoubtedly grace your path. In Solio Game Reserve, be captivated by the harmonious coexistence of rhinos and other wildlife, while the enchantment of rhinos may once again cross your way on the shores of Lake Nakuru. Roaring lions, imposing buffalos, and elusive leopards await your discovery in the iconic Masai Mara National Reserve, while the gentle hippos frolic in the waters of Lake Naivasha. Amboseli welcomes you with yet another elephant encounter, and the awe-inspiring spectacle of the Big Five unveils itself one last time in Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks, before you are beckoned to the breathtaking beaches of Diani.

Your safari experience with us is exclusively private, allowing you to traverse the wild landscapes at your own pace. Benefit from the personalized attention of a private safari vehicle and a dedicated guide, providing you with the flexibility to choose your morning departure time and return, all while considering expert advice from your guide. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Kenya’s national parks, observing specific animals and herds for as long as you desire, without any rush or pressure to move along. Your personal guide will cater to your wishes, ensuring your safari journey transforms into an extraordinary and unforgettable experience, commencing the very next morning!

Join +255 African Treasure as we lead you on an exceptional expedition through Kenya’s majestic wilderness, where every moment will be filled with excitement, wonder, and unforgettable memories. Tomorrow marks the beginning of a journey that will leave an indelible mark on your heart. Karibu sana! Welcome to the extraordinary safari experience of a lifetime!

Day 1: Welcome to Kenya!

As you step out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our dedicated team from +255 African Treasure, a Tanzanian tour company specializing in unforgettable safari experiences. ‘Karibu Kenya – welcome to Kenya!’

Our expert guide from +255 African Treasure will accompany you straight from the airport to your hotel, providing you with a glimpse of Nairobi’s vibrant city life. As you traverse the bustling streets, observing skyscrapers, motortaxis, and colorful matatus (local public transport), immerse yourself in the daily rhythms of Kenyan life.

Feel free to engage our knowledgeable guide, not only about Kenyan culture and lifestyle but also about the breathtaking national parks awaiting your exploration. We are committed to providing you with all the information you seek, ensuring a memorable and informative journey.

Day 2: Discover Ol’ Pejeta Conservancy

Embark on a remarkable journey, traveling approximately three to four hours from Nairobi to reach a haven for rhino enthusiasts – the Ol’ Pejeta Conservancy. This sanctuary, boasts a thriving population of 140 black rhinos, making it the largest refuge for these majestic creatures in East and Central Africa.

The black rhino, classified as critically endangered since 1993 with only about 2300 remaining worldwide, has made a remarkable recovery thanks to conservation efforts. Witness this success story unfold before your eyes as you explore Ol’ Pejeta’s vast landscape, which also houses the world’s last two northern white rhinos and 39 southern white rhinos.

Additionally, Ol’ Pejeta is home to a sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees, adding to the richness of your safari experience with encounters with the Big Five and other fascinating animals.

Day 3: Adventure in Samburu National Reserve

Prepare for an awe-inspiring safari experience as you embark on a five-hour drive from Ol’ Pejeta to the captivating Samburu National Reserve. This reserve presents a semi-dry desert and savannah terrain, providing excellent visibility for wildlife observation.

Covering an extensive 165 square kilometers, Samburu National Reserve houses over nine hundred elephants, creating a breathtaking sight of these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The reserve’s Ewaso Nyiro River serves as a vital water source during dry seasons, attracting a diverse array of animals, including the Big Five and the unique Samburu Special Five.

Day 4: Full-Day Safari in Samburu National Reserve

Experience a full day of safari adventure in the captivating Samburu National Reserve, with ample opportunities to spot the Big Five and observe the magnificent elephants. Make the most of the cooler morning and afternoon hours for the best game viewing, while taking a break at your accommodation or visiting the fascinating Samburu people during the midday heat.

The Samburu people, related to the Maasai, lead a traditional nomadic lifestyle, living in circular wooden-fenced villages known as bomas. Engage with their rich culture, witness their unique huts with rounded roofs made from cow dung, and discover the art of crafting intricate and colorful necklaces and headwear from small beads.

Day 5: Encounter Rhinos at Solio Game Reserve

Today, our journey takes us to Solio Game Reserve, a privately owned sanctuary dedicated to rhino conservation. This reserve is situated between the slopes of Mount Kenya and the Aberdare Mountains, providing a secure habitat for 200 rhinos.

Formerly a working cattle ranch, Solio Game Reserve transformed into a wildlife sanctuary in 1973. Today, it spans an impressive 49,000 acres, with 19,000 acres dedicated to the protection of black and white rhinos. Marvel at the sight of up to 40 rhinos at once, a testament to successful conservation efforts.

Day 6: Explore Lake Nakuru National Park

As we journey through the picturesque hills of the Great Rift Valley, the breathtaking Lake Nakuru comes into view. This sparkling lake, covering 45 square kilometers, is nestled within Lake Nakuru National Park. The park, spanning 88 square kilometers, is home to four members of the Big Five.

Lake Nakuru National Park was renowned for its millions of flamingos, though their numbers fluctuated due to rising water levels. However, they have gradually returned, delighting visitors once again. In addition to the flamingos, the park is famous for its population of black and white rhinos, giraffes, buffalos, lions, leopards, baboons, and over 400 bird species.

Day 7: Afternoon Safari in Masai Mara National Park

Embark on a captivating five-hour drive from Lake Nakuru to the renowned Masai Mara National Park. As you enter the vast savannah plains of Masai Mara, prepare to be awestruck by the abundance of wildlife.

After a satisfying lunch, immerse yourself in an unforgettable afternoon game drive, with opportunities to spot the iconic Big Five. Masai Mara shares its borders with Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, hosting the awe-inspiring annual great migration of over 2.5 million animals in search of lush pastures.

Day 8: Full-Day Safari in Masai Mara National Reserve

Today, make the most of your time in Masai Mara with a full-day safari adventure. The national reserve is a wildlife enthusiast’s dream, home to over 95 animal species and 400 bird species.

During the period from mid-September to mid-October, witness the spectacular great migration, with massive herds of wildebeests, zebras, gazelles, antelopes, and impalas crossing the Mara River. In other seasons, encounter the iconic Big Five, cheetahs, hyenas, hippos, crocodiles, and an array of fascinating wildlife.

Day 9: Discover Lake Naivasha & Crescent Island

Embark on a scenic four to five-hour drive from Masai Mara to the captivating Lake Naivasha, nestled within the picturesque Kenyan Rift Valley. This lake covers 139 square kilometers and offers a range of activities for you to indulge in.

Enjoy a boat safari on the lake, spotting hippos and flamingos amidst the stunning scenery. On the shores, you may catch sight of zebras, wildebeests, and giraffes. Your adventure continues with a guided walking safari on Crescent Island, known as the ‘hidden gem of Naivasha’ and the primary filming location for the movie ‘Out of Africa.’

Day 10: Afternoon Safari in Amboseli National Park

Embark on an exciting seven to eight-hour drive from Lake Naivasha to the magnificent Amboseli National Park. This park offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, serving as the backdrop to abundant wildlife.

Amboseli is famous for its large herds of free-roaming elephants, providing a perfect opportunity to capture iconic photographs of these gentle giants with the majestic mountain in the background.

Day 11: Full-Day Safari in Amboseli National Park

Make the most of your day by setting out early for a sunrise game drive when animals are most active. Enjoy a full-day safari, exploring Amboseli’s diverse landscape and wildlife. The park’s 392 square kilometers encompass acacia woodlands, rocky thorny bush, swamps, marshlands, and a Pleistocene lake, teeming with giraffes, zebras, buffalos, elephants, lions, cheetahs, and more.

Experience the rich Maasai culture by visiting one of their villages and learn about their traditional way of life.

Day 12: Adventure in Tsavo West National Park

Traverse the enchanting landscapes of Tsavo West National Park. This vast park covers 9,065 square kilometers, offering diverse terrain, including green hills, savannah, water sources, and lava rocks from nearby volcanoes. Encounter the Big Five, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and a wide variety of bird species.

Explore the striking Shetani Lava Flows, a remarkable expanse of volcanic black rock, and visit the Mzima Springs, where crystal-clear water gushes from beneath parched lava rock, attracting hippos and crocodiles.

Day 13: Discover Tsavo East National Park

Embark on a fascinating two-hour drive from Tsavo West to Tsavo East National Park. This expansive park covers 13,000 square kilometers, renowned for its large populations of lions and elephants. Witness the vast savannah of the Yatta Plateau, with large groups of elephants roaming the red, dusty plains.

Tsavo East National Park, home to the Big Five, African wild dogs, cheetahs, antelopes, and impalas, provides an unparalleled safari experience.

Day 14 – 17: Relaxation at Diani Beach

Bid farewell to Tsavo East as you travel by train to Mombasa, where our driver will be ready to transport you to the pristine Diani Beach, located just 20 kilometers south of Mombasa. Diani Beach offers a 15-kilometer stretch of idyllic coastline, fringed by coconut trees and adorned with soft white sand.

Indulge in various water activities, such as scuba diving, snorkeling, kite surfing, windsurfing, boat rides, and jet skiing. Alternatively, unwind and bask in the beauty of the beach, with its high-class resorts and vibrant water sports centers.

Day 18: Farewell and Departure

As your remarkable journey comes to a close, spend your last moments savoring the beauty of Diani Beach before our driver accompanies you to Mombasa for your homeward-bound flight.

If you have a penchant for historic cities, consider exploring Mombasa, just 20 kilometers from Diani. This charming city, smaller than Nairobi, boasts a renowned Old Town, captivating ocean views, bustling markets, and a wealth of historic sites. Embrace the unique ambiance of Mombasa, characterized by its cobblestone streets, Arabic influences, and merchant culture.

Our pricing is based on per-person sharing, unless specified otherwise. Kindly consider the provided rates as indicative and subject to change:

All rates are contingent upon availability and are susceptible to alterations without prior notification. Additional charges for single accommodations may be applicable. Feel free to request a personalized quote or engage with our Tanzania Safari Experts to obtain the latest and most accurate rates.

THE PRICE FOR THIS ITINERARY INCLUDES:

• All accommodations
• All meals listed
• All tours and entrance fees per itinerary (unless listed as excluded)
• All transportation and transfers per itinerary
• Professional English-speaking naturalist driver/guide
• Transportation in a custom safari 4×4 with viewing roof and guaranteed window seating
• Safari vehicles have an inverter for charging batteries, a communications radio, electric cooler, and filtered water
• National Park gate fees, Park commission, and Government taxes (based on current rates)

THE PRICE FOR THIS ITINERARY EXCLUDES:

• International flights
• Meals not listed
• Beverages and alcohol
• Tips for guides, drivers, hotel staff
• Optional tours
• Personal expenses (visas, airport taxes, Internet, etc.)
• Bottled water and drinks