Kenya Safari

Set off from Uganda to Kenya which involves border clearance that takes some time. However, the goal is taking an 8-hour drive to Nakuru where we shall have a night. Overnight at Midland Hotel

Pick-up from Nakuru and depart for Samburu National Reserve (Approx. 6-hour drive). Enjoy scenic views of Mount Kenya and pass through Isiolo town. Arrive at Samburu Simba Lodge, check-in, and have lunch. Relax at the lodge or take a dip in the pool. Sunset game drive in Samburu, home to the Samburu Special Five (Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, Somali ostrich, and gerenuk). Dinner & overnight at Samburu Simba Lodge.

Early morning game drive – Best time to spot predators like lions, cheetahs, and leopards. Breakfast at the lodge, followed by relaxation or a visit to a Samburu cultural village (optional). Afternoon: Another game drive along the Ewaso Ng’iro River, watching elephants, crocodiles, and birds. Relax at the lodge, followed by dinner. Overnight at Samburu Simba Lodge.

Breakfast and departure for Lake Naivasha (Approx. 6-hour drive).
Arrive at Muthu Lake Naivasha Country Club, check-in, and lunch. Boat safari on Lake Naivasha – Spot hippos, fish eagles, and other water birds. Relax at the lodge with scenic lake views. Dinner & overnight at Muthu Lake Naivasha Country Club/ Lake Naivasha Simba lodge

Early breakfast at the lodge. Depart for Mount Longonot National Park (Approx. 1-hour drive). Hike Mount Longonot (approx. 4-5 hours round trip). Enjoy breathtaking views from the crater rim. Descend and return to the lodge for lunch. Optional activities: Crescent Island Walking Safari – Walk among zebras and giraffes. Relax at the lodge or take a bicycle ride at Hell’s Gate National Park. Dinner and overnight at Lake Naivasha Simba Lodge.

Breakfast at the hotel, then check out. Morning departure to Nairobi (Approx. 3-hour drive). Arrive in Nairobi, with drop-off at your hotel. Overnight at Osoita lodge or Masai lodge or Oluspat lodge

One of Nairobi’s many claims to fame is that it is the only city in the world with a safari destination in the middle of a residential, urban area. The park is indeed right in the city. At night, we can hear lions roaring and hyenas barking from our gardens. Nairobi National Park is a 110 sq. kilometre area of wildland packed with animals. You can see rhinos, leopards, cheetahs, lions, giraffes, zebras, and much more. Fun fact: Nairobi National Park is only fenced around the city line; along its eastern edge, the park is open to the Athi Plains, so wildlife can follow traditional routes and travel in and out of the designated park area. Sometimes, Nairobi National Park teems with animals, and others less so. There are no elephants within the park, as they were removed due to human-wildlife conflict – although a few have been known to sneak in now and again. Take a picnic and lunch with a view of the city skyline and one of the three picnic sites and or head over to Cultivar in Karen.

Afternoon: Nairobi National Museum Delve further into Kenya’s rich history, culture, and biodiversity at Nairobi National Museum. Explore the museum’s collection of fossils, including the famous “Turkana Boy,” and exhibits on Kenya’s various ethnic groups. 0vernight as previous night

After breakfast set off for a drive to the captivating allure of Africa’s wilderness. Check in and have lunch then later go for an afternoon game drive.
Overnight at Kilimanjaro cottages Ambroseli

Wake up to an early morning game drive in sight of different mammals enjoying the last episodes of Kenya wilderness.
Later drive back to Uganda with a drive of about 8hours.