14 days Bush and Beach safari

There are different types of accommodations available for safaris in Kenya, ranging from basic camping to luxurious lodges. Here are some of the most common types of accommodations:

Tented Camps: Tented camps are typically located in the wilderness areas of national parks and conservancies. They offer comfortable tents with en-suite bathrooms and are often designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape. Some tented camps also have communal areas for dining and relaxation.
Lodges: Lodges are permanent structures that offer a higher level of comfort and luxury than tented camps. They typically have spacious rooms with en-suite bathrooms, as well as communal areas for dining, lounging, and socializing. Lodges are often located in prime wildlife areas and offer a range of activities, such as game drives, guided walks, and cultural visits.
Eco-Lodges: Eco-lodges are designed to have a minimal impact on the environment and are often built using sustainable materials. They offer comfortable accommodation with en-suite bathrooms, and some also have communal areas for dining and relaxation. Eco-lodges are usually located in remote and pristine areas, and offer opportunities for nature-based activities.
Mobile Camps: Mobile camps are set up in specific locations for a limited period of time, typically during the peak safari season. They offer basic tented accommodation with shared bathrooms and are designed to provide a more authentic camping experience. Mobile camps are often located in remote and exclusive areas of national parks and conservancies.
Treehouses: Treehouses are unique and unusual accommodations that offer a different perspective on the surrounding landscape. They are often located in remote and secluded areas and offer a high degree of privacy and seclusion. Treehouses typically have basic amenities such as a bed, a bathroom, and a balcony or veranda with views of the surrounding forest or savannah.

The type of accommodation you choose for your safari in Kenya will depend on your preferences and budget. It is important to book accommodations well in advance, especially during peak safari season, to ensure availability

Included/Excluded

Transport in a 4X4 Lancruiser
Park entrance fee
All park entrance fee
English-speaking professional tour driver/guide
Meals (As specified in the day-by-day section)
Bottle of Drinkig Water
Wasini Island Trip

Entrance fee at Masai village
Extra meals and drinks
Alcoholic and soft Drinks
Hot Air Baloon USD 420
Watersports
Domestic and international flights
Travel insurance
Visa

Tour Plan

Day 1-3 Maasai Mara

Day 1-3: Maasai Mara Spend the first three days of your trip exploring Maasai Mara, one of the most famous wildlife reserves in Africa. You can go on game drives to see the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino), as well as many other species of wildlife.

Day 4-5: Lake Nakuru

Day 4-5: Lake Nakuru Next, head to Lake Nakuru National Park, which is known for its large population of flamingos. You can also see other wildlife such as giraffes, baboons, and zebras.

Day 6-7 Lake Naivasha

Day 6-7: Lake Naivasha Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake that is home to a variety of bird species, including fish eagles, herons, and pelicans. You can also take a boat ride on the lake or go on a nature walk in the nearby Hell’s Gate National Park.

Day 8-9 Amboseli

Day 8-9: Amboseli Amboseli National Park is known for its large population of elephants and views of Mount Kilimanjaro. You can also see other wildlife such as lions, cheetahs, and hyenas

Day 10-11 Tsavo West

Day 10-11: Tsavo West Tsavo West National Park is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, and buffalo. You can also visit Mzima Springs, a series of natural springs where you can see hippos and crocodiles.

Day 12-14: Diani

Day 12-14: Diani Finally, head to Diani Beach on the Indian Ocean to relax and enjoy the beach. You can also go snorkeling or diving to see the coral reefs and marine life.