Kenya is a wildlife rich destination. Visiting it without paying a visit to the great Masai Mara for wildlife is like missing the point of your trip. It is home to thousands of migrating wildebeest during mid September. Lake Naivasha for birdlife and Lake Nakuru the world biosphere reserve are other important areas anyone visiting Kenya should consider touring. Day 1: Drive through the Great Rift Valley for a picturesque view. Proceed through masai land scattered with masai herding their cattle, with possibilities of spotting wild game amongst the livestock. Visit a masai market followed by a visit to a masai village and have opportunity to interact with the villagers. Later overnight under star-lit in a bush camp – we often see lots of wildlife at the comfort of your camp. Day 2: Walk with the masai through the savannah where you get closer to wild game on foot, a rare and exciting opportunity. Later meet the car and depart for Masai Mara, the soft rolling plains characterized by patches of bushes, and wild animals that seem to overpopulate the area. Major animals to be seen are lions, cheetah, leopards, elephants and rhinos among numerous plain antelopes and birds. Enjoy traversing the soft stretching Great Rift Valley onwards to Masai Mara. Arrive in the afternoon for game drive. Overnight in a camp. Day 3: Full day game viewing in search of the Masai Mara main attractions. Lunch is in one of the strategic points at Hippo pool where you watch hippos and crocs basking in the sun - a soothing and relaxing way to enjoy your lunch. During the dazzling heat of the day when animals' activity is low you go to one of the lodge for a swim or a drink (at extra cost). Later continue with game drive en route to the camp. Day 4: Depart to the rural setting of Mulot. It is inhabited by the highland Nilotes, Kalenjin speakers and famous athletes, who are also serious farmers. On arrival, tour the area, interact with the locals and check in tents nestled in a Kalenjin homestead to sample some of village, or opt for home-stay in one of the local homes at no extra cost. Optional hike to Ingulot hill for a panoramic view of the entire area or a visit to a Kalenjin home-state to sample some of their lifestyle. Alternatively relax, have a swim go fishing in the Mara river. Day 5: Visit an athletic club which is promoting youth talents and if time permits, a water project or nearby school. Later travel to Lake Naivasha, a fresh water lake where rose flowers for export and grown. Arrive to relax in a banda for the night on the shore of the lake. Here are opportunities to see hippos and lots of bird life. Day 6: Visit Lake Nakuru, a world heritage site, home to millions of flamingos and a sanctuary to the endangered rhinos. But before, we take a boat ride in the lake for bird-watching and hippos sighting. Lake Nakuru offer chances to see lions, leopards and other wildlife, with a picnic up a view point enabling you have entire lake to your photo lens. It is amazing view of flamingos blanketing the lake feeding on blue green algae, the substance responsible for the pink colour of the flamingo. Later return to the banda/ guest house or camp. Day 7: Explore the lake the lake for more wildlife before leaving for Nairobi to arrive in the afternoon. Charges: From US $1000 to US $2150 per person depending on the group size. What the cost covers:  Prices include: * All land transport * Accommodations as detailed in the itinerary * All food, including dietary requirements * Local guide services * Park and camp site fees Prices exclude: * Local donations *Flight/ Visa * Personal insurance * Charges incurred for itinerary changes * Mineral water and alcoholic drinks * Personal effects including sleeping bags * Special services requested * Tips

GENERAL: Accommodations are not luxurious but comfortable and safe. We utilize rooming tents with bed and beddings, mobile toilets and hot showers while on safari and utilize mountain huts/ tents while on treks. Food is fresh and prepared with good standards of hygiene.  We use qualified staff and pay well above average. As part of our commitment to community support we allocate 7% of the monies toward local charities/ projects and we ensure that our clients get personalized service by accompanying them on some of the trips.

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