5 Days Kenya Adventurous Safari

You will be picked from your hotel or airport at an agreed time in the morning, come to the office to clear your balance and be briefed about your safari. Then depart from Nairobi, with the first stop at the Great Rift Valley to view the beautiful scenery and take some photos. Proceed to Narok where you will be having your lunch then proceed to Maasai Mara, check in to the camp or lodge and proceed for an evening game drive.

Day2: Maasai Mara Full Day After breakfast, proceed for a full day game viewing in this rich tree studded savannah grassland, which has over 450 species of wildlife, and great herds of wildebeests and zebras. It is very hard to miss spotting the Big 5 animals on this full day. This reserve is the best park in Kenya as it is covered by a rich network of roads which brings you closer to the animals for a close range viewing. You will have your lunch along Mara River, viewing the hippo pool and also where the great wildebeest migration takes place. In the evening go back to the lodge or camp.

After breakfast, we will depart the Mara region for Nakuru, lunch enroute, with scenic views of Mt. Longmont and Lake Naivasha from afar on the main highway. Dinner and overnight at the at hotel with self-contain rooms.

After breakfast you will proceed on a game drive in Lake Nakuru Park, known for its prolific bird-life including flamingos. The park contains a sanctuary for the conservation of the white rhino while species like Cape Buffalo and Waterbuck can be seen near the shoreline–enjoy a hot lunch and drive to Naivasha–you have an option to take a boat ride in this fresh water lake to go and see hippos and fish eagles at extra cost. Dinner and overnight at a budget hotel.

After breakfast, have a nature walk in the Hell’s Gate National Park. You may hire bicycles to cycle in this only. There are over 100 species of birds in the park, including vultures, Verreaux' Eagles, Augur Buzzard, and Swifts. African Buffalo, Zebra, Eland, Hartebeest, Thomson's gazelle, and Baboons are also common. The park is also home to Klipspringer Antelope and Chanler's Mountain Reedbuck–enjoy hot or picnic lunches and later drive back to Nairobi arriving in the afternoon.