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Tour Packages
Nairobi.
Your trip to Kenya can be long and tiring however the experience
at the Airport will be no different from any other, suitcases
luggage carts, passport verification etc. Gladly a Singe Tour
guide will be at the airport to help you with your first day in
Kenya to your hotel room. The guide shall give you a brief tour of
the city before you arrive to the hotel and relax.
Maasai Mara: Home to a variety of wildlife, the
Maasai Mara is one reserve where you can see the 'Big Five' in a single mornings game drive.. The
Masaai Mara in Kenya stretches out over a flat grassy plain and is most famous for its annual migration of millions of wildebeest.
Photographic opportunities are endless. Many species of wildlife are comfortable by the game viewing vehicles and come up close for the perfect picture. Hot Air Ballooning is a very popular activity in the Mara and is a great way to see the wildlife and landscape. Drink champagne afterwards to celebrate a successful flight while your breakfast is cooked at the landing area.
A visit to a hospitable Maasai village gives your Maasai Mara safari a cultural edge. The Maasai live a traditional way of life in a 'Manyatta', living in simple mud covered straw huts. With over 500 species of bird life and open scenery the
Maasai Mara should definitely form part of your Kenyan safari.
Amboseli National Park: You will
spend most of the time here viewing amboseli's incredible
diversity including elephants, giraffes, lions ,and cheetahs. On
day 3 you will enjoy a game drive perhaps spotting wildebeest
buffaloes, zebras and other animals attracted to the reserve
marshes and swamps. You can also spend time tracking elephants and
rhinos or bird watching. There are 425 different species they
say). Mount Kilimanjaro can easily be seen from this national
park. Am sure you would not want to miss that. There will be
morning and afternoon game drives over the bumpy dusty park roads.
Mt. Kenya National Park It is an
ancient volcano. There are 12 remnant glaciers on the mountain
with four secondary peaks that sit at the head of valleys.
Sweetwaters Game Sanctuary: This
is a private ranch very close to Nairobi and home to the Big five.
It has the highest ratio of game to area. It is floodlit by night,
providing excellent and secluded rarley seen game viewing.
Lake Nakuru National Park As you
approach the lake Nakuru National Park you will get into the great
rift valley which stretches all the way form the northern side of
Kenya into Tanzania and has a number of lakes that run across it's
floor. This park is well known for its magnificent colonies of
flamingos. The birds dot most of the lake making it look
incredibly pink and white. A boat ride round the lake will provide
an opportunity to view Hippos in the water
Lake Manyara National Park: This
park is the south western side of Tanzania and well known for its
tree climbing lions. There is a rich biodiversity of wildlife
including plenty of birds to watch.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area most
of the day will be spent viewing the game with a mid day break for
lunch. Animals in this area are the lions, jackals, zebras,
wildebeest ad antelope. Also Hippos can be seen swimming in the
lake at the bottom of the crater. The Maasai community and the
wildlife are protected from each other.
Ngorongoro Crater: This crater
was formed many years ago by collapsing of extinct volcanoes hence
a 100 square mile of depression, surrounded by 2000 foot high
volcanic rim.
Nairobi: As they say everything
good has a happy ending this day seemed very far only to come an
end just as you were starting to settle down. A morning game
drive as you bid the wildlife good bye and then back to Nairobi
before proceeding home. A driver will drop you at your hotel to
freshen up before proceeding to the airport.
Other Travel Itinerary can be arranged on
request
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