Private Kenya Safaris

After breakfast at the Nairobi hotel and very early in the morning, we will head towards Amboseli National Park. Along the way, we will cross the arid plains near the city of Kajiado, a dry landscape dotted with thorny bushes and acacias, which announces the arrival of a true African savannah. Amboseli is a huge volcanic plateau, dominated by the majestic peaks of the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa with 5895 m high and located in Tanzania, but thanks to its height and on clear days, we can see in the background this beautiful picture from Amboseli (Kenya).

Amboseli is home to several thousand elephants that, being protected, are the most trusted elephants in all of Kenya’s parks, which is why they walk quietly making us enjoy their beauty and way of life to the fullest.

The underground water that drains from the Kilimanjaro creates diverse swamps that give life to a great diversity of birds and wild animals such as buffalo, zebras, hippos, giraffes, gazelles …

Today after breakfast at the Amboseli hotel, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with your flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

We begin the adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today after breakfast at the hotel in Masai Mara, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

Today, after breakfast, we will begin a new adventure towards Lake Nakuru. Along the way, we will enjoy the beautiful views that the Great Rift Valley offers us. Nakuru Lake is described by the American ornithologist Roger Tory Peterson as “the most fabulous bird show in the world.” The park and its famous lake is the ideal habitat for minor flamingos, pink flamingos, pelicans and other species of animals, such as lions, leopards, buffalo, snail water, giraffes, baboons, hyenas and white rhinos. We enjoy an afternoon safari and if the water level allows it, a nice walk on the shore of the lake.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today after breakfast at the hotel in Masai Mara, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

Aberdares National Park, located in the highlands in the heart of Kenya. We will arrive directly at the Aberdares Safari Club base hotel to leave your bags and enjoy a delicious lunch.

In the afternoon, the transport of the hotel will take us doing a beautiful photo safari to The Ark Hotel, located in the interior of the Aberdares forest, where many species and wildlife inhabit.

Upon arriving at The ark hotel, we will enjoy from its terrace unparalleled views, which give for a large salt water pond, where animals continually approach to lick salt.

We will enjoy elephants, buffalo, and the black rhinoceros, currently in danger of extinction.

Note: The Ark Hotel can only carry a backpack, we leave the rest of luggage in Aberdares safari Club.

Today, after breakfast, we will begin a new adventure towards Lake Nakuru. Along the way, we will enjoy the beautiful views that the Great Rift Valley offers us. We will make a stop to enjoy the Thomson Falls and we can take pictures with the famous Kikiyu warriors. Nakuru Lake is described by the American ornithologist Roger Tory Peterson as “the most fabulous bird show in the world.” The park and its famous lake is the ideal habitat for minor flamingos, pink flamingos, pelicans and other species of animals, such as lions, leopards, buffalo, snail water, giraffes, baboons, hyenas and white rhinos. We enjoy an afternoon safari and if the water level allows it, a nice walk on the shore of the lake.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today after breakfast at the hotel in Masai Mara, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

We begin the adventure towards the nature reserve of Samburu, located in the central part of the country, north of the famous line of Ecuador, where we will stop to see the demonstrations of the Coriolis effect, where we can see how the water turns to the right or left depending on the hemisphere in which it is located. Within the Samburu area are the parks of Buffalo Springs, Laikipia, and the Shaba National Reserve. Samburu is known for the multitude of leopards, cheetahs and lions that live in the area, apart from animals that we can only see in this reserve, like reticulated giraffes, grevy zebras or giraffe antelope.

The Samburus Warriors

The Samburu tribe comes from a place called Pagaa, which due to drought and hunger, had to emigrate to the Samburu region. Formerly they belonged to the tribe of the Masais, but they split forming their own clan. Today they are characterized by having a very similar language, and practically the same way of life.

Men are engaged in livestock (cows, goats, camels) and agriculture. For samburus, herds of cows are a symbol of wealth, having a sacred character, that is why they only sacrifice this animal when they are lost, or sick.

The women are dedicated to crafts, making necklaces with figures according to their hierarchical position within the clan making each necklace unique.

Aberdares National Park, located in the highlands in the heart of Kenya. We will arrive directly at the Aberdares Safari Club base hotel to leave your bags and enjoy a delicious lunch.

In the afternoon, the transport of the hotel will take us doing a beautiful photo safari to The Ark Hotel, located in the interior of the Aberdares forest, where many species and wildlife inhabit.

Upon arriving at The ark hotel, we will enjoy from its terrace unparalleled views, which give for a large salt water pond, where animals continually approach to lick salt.

We will enjoy elephants, buffalo, and the black rhinoceros, currently in danger of extinction.

Note: The Ark Hotel can only carry a backpack, we leave the rest of luggage in Aberdares safari Club.

Today, after breakfast, we will begin a new adventure towards Lake Nakuru. Along the way, we will enjoy the beautiful views that the Great Rift Valley offers us. We will make a stop to enjoy the Thomson Falls and we can take pictures with the famous Kikiyu warriors. Nakuru Lake is described by the American ornithologist Roger Tory Peterson as “the most fabulous bird show in the world.” The park and its famous lake is the ideal habitat for minor flamingos, pink flamingos, pelicans and other species of animals, such as lions, leopards, buffalo, snail water, giraffes, baboons, hyenas and white rhinos. We enjoy an afternoon safari and if the water level allows it, a nice walk on the shore of the lake.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

We begin the adventure towards Amboseli. Along the way, we will cross the arid plains near the city of Kajiado, a dry landscape dotted with thorny bushes and acacias, which announce the true arrival of the African savanna.

Amboseli is a huge volcanic plateau, dominated by the majestic peaks of the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa with 5895 m high and located in Tanzania. In this park, we will enjoy several thousand elephants, that, being protected, they have not suffered the harassment of poachers. They are the most confident elephants in all of Africa, which is why they walk quietly making us enjoy their beauty and way of life. Their fangs are the longest in all of Kenya.

As for the park, the underground water that flows from the Kilimanjaro creates diverse swamps that give life to a great diversity of wild animals, such as buffalo, zebra, giraffes, gazelles….

We moved to Lake Naivasha (a paradise for ornithologists). The park is located between Mount Longonot, the Mau Mountain Range and the eastern slopes of the Great Rift Valley. It is a cold and deeper lake than its neighbor the Nakuru and Elementeita lakes and provides an ideal ecosystem for more than 500 hippos and a great variety of water birds such as flamingos, ospreys, herons and egrets, coots, cormorants, etc.

During our stay at the Lake, we can optionally enjoy a boat ride and a walking safari on the Crescent Island.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today after breakfast at the hotel in Masai Mara, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

We continue the adventure and head to the Sweetwaters Tented camp, located in the Natural Reserve of Ol Pejeta, in Laikipia County. Thanks to the situation, we will enjoy beautiful views of the Mount of Kenya and the mountains that form the Aberdares mountain range.

As for the reserve of Ol pejeta, it has a black rhino sanctuary and the presence of white rhinos that remain throughout the world.

We will also enjoy the sanctuary of Chimpancés, a center specialized in orphaned and battered chimpanzees.

We moved to Lake Naivasha (a paradise for ornithologists). The park is located between Mount Longonot, the Mau Mountain Range and the eastern slopes of the Great Rift Valley. It is a cold and deeper lake than its neighbor the Nakuru and Elementeita lakes and provides an ideal ecosystem for more than 500 hippos and a great variety of water birds such as flamingos, ospreys, herons and egrets, coots, cormorants, etc.

During our stay at the Lake, we can optionally enjoy a boat ride and a walking safari on the Crescent Island.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

We continue our adventure towards the Amboseli Nature Reserve. Along the way, we will cross the arid plains near the city of Kajiado, a dry landscape dotted with thorny bushes and acacias, which announces the arrival of a true African savanna.

Amboseli is a huge volcanic plateau, dominated by the majestic peaks of the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa with 5895 m high and located in Tanzania, but thanks to its height and on clear days, we can see in the background this beautiful picture from Amboseli (Kenya).

Amboseli is home to several thousand elephants who, being protected, have not suffered the harassment of poachers and are the most trusted elephants in all the parks of Kenya, which is why they walk quietly making us enjoy their beauty and shape to the fullest of life and also the elephants that have the longest fangs in all of Kenya.

The underground water that drains from Kilimanjaro creates diverse swamps that give life to a great diversity of birds and wild animals such as buffalo, zebra, hippo, giraffe, gazelles, lions, rhinos, leopards and cheetahs

Today after breakfast at the Amboseli hotel, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

We begin the adventure towards the nature reserve of Samburu, located in the central part of the country, north of the famous line of Ecuador, where we will stop to see the demonstrations of the Coriolis effect, where we can see how the water turns to the right or left depending on the hemisphere in which it is located.

Within the Samburu area, there are the parks of Buffalo Springs, Laikipia, and the Shaba National Reserve.

Samburu is known for the multitude of leopards, cheetahs and lions that live in the area, apart from animals that we can only see in the reserve, such as reticulated giraffes, grevy zebras or giraffe antelope.

We continue the adventure and head to the Sweetwaters Tented camp, located in the Natural Reserve of Ol Pejeta, in Laikipia County. Thanks to the situation, we will enjoy beautiful views of the Mount of Kenya and the mountains that form the Aberdares mountain range.

As for the reserve of Ol pejeta, it has a sanctuary of black rhinos and the presence of white rhinos that remain throughout the world.

We will also enjoy the sanctuary of Chimpancés, a center specialized in orphaned and battered chimpanzees.

We moved to Lake Naivasha (a paradise for ornithologists). The park is located between Mount Longonot, the Mau Mountain Range and the eastern slopes of the Great Rift Valley. It is a cold and deeper lake than its neighbor the Nakuru and Elementeita lakes and provides an ideal ecosystem for more than 500 hippos and a great variety of water birds such as flamingos, ospreys, herons and egrets, coots, cormorants, etc.

During our stay at the Lake, we can optionally enjoy a boat ride and a walking safari on the Crescent Island.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today, after breakfast, we will leave Aberdades doing a beautiful safari and starting down the Great Rift Valley, towards Lake Nakuru.

Along the way, we will stop to enjoy the Thomson Falls and we can take pictures with the famous Kikiyu warriors.

Lake Nakuru, described by the American ornithologist Roger Tory Peterson as “the most fabulous bird show in the world”. The park and its famous lake is the ideal habitat for minor flamingos, pink, pelicans and other animal species, such as lions, leopards, buffalo, snail water, giraffes, baboons, hyenas and white rhinos. We enjoy an afternoon safari and the water level that allows, a nice walk to the shore of the lake.

We continue our adventure towards the Amboseli Nature Reserve. Along the way, we will cross the arid plains near the city of Kajiado, a dry landscape dotted with thorny bushes and acacias, which announces the arrival of a true African savanna.

Amboseli is a huge volcanic plateau, dominated by the majestic peaks of the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa with 5895 m high and located in Tanzania, but thanks to its height and on clear days, we can see in the background this beautiful picture from Amboseli (Kenya).

Amboseli is home to several thousand elephants who, being protected, have not suffered the harassment of poachers and are the most trusted elephants in all the parks of Kenya, which is why they walk quietly making us enjoy their beauty and shape to the fullest of life and also the elephants that have the longest fangs in all of Kenya.

The underground water that drains from Kilimanjaro creates diverse swamps that give life to a great diversity of birds and wild animals such as buffalo, zebra, hippo, giraffe, gazelles, lions, rhinos, leopards and cheetahs

Today after breakfast, we will do a safari in the morning before returning to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.

Early in the morning we headed north from the slopes of Mount Kenya to the Hotel Serena Mountain Lodge, a tree-built hotel. In the afternoon we will enjoy nature in the forest of Mount Kenya accompanied by a naturalist resident of the Lodge (subject to weather conditions) and we will return soon to the hotel to admire the view from the comfort of your room to the pond. Every night, the pond sees a wide variety of animals that come to drink and lick salt.

We begin the adventure towards the nature reserve of Samburu, located in the central part of the country, north of the famous line of Ecuador, where we will stop to see the demonstrations of the Coriolis effect, where we can see how the water turns to the right or left depending on the hemisphere in which it is located.

Within the Samburu area, there are the parks of Buffalo Springs, Laikipia, and the Shaba National Reserve.

Samburu is known for the multitude of leopards, cheetahs and lions that live in the area, apart from animals that we can only see in the reserve, such as reticulated giraffes, grevy zebras or giraffe antelope.

We continue the adventure and head to the Sweetwaters Tented camp, located in the Natural Reserve of Ol Pejeta, in Laikipia County. Thanks to the situation, we will enjoy beautiful views of the Mount of Kenya and the mountains that form the Aberdares mountain range.

As for the reserve of Ol pejeta, it has a sanctuary of black rhinos and the presence of white rhinos that remain throughout the world.

We will also enjoy the sanctuary of Chimpancés, a center specialized in orphaned and battered chimpanzees.

We make the trip to the national park in the morning and we will stay at the The Ark hotel famous for being built in a tree inside the Aberdares forest.Once lodged, we will enjoy different species of animals such as buffalo, rhinoceros and elephants how they approach the pond to drink water and lick salt.

We moved to Lake Naivasha (a paradise for ornithologists). The park is located between Mount Longonot, the Mau Mountain Range and the eastern slopes of the Great Rift Valley. It is a cold and deeper lake than its neighbor the Nakuru and Elementeita lakes and provides an ideal ecosystem for more than 500 hippos and a great variety of water birds such as flamingos, ospreys, herons and egrets, coots, cormorants, etc.

During our stay at the Lake, we can optionally enjoy a boat ride and a walking safari on the Crescent Island.

We continue our adventure towards the Masai Mara nature reserve, the most important and famous National Reserve in Kenya, where we will enjoy the “Big Five”: buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros.

The great herds of wildebeest, zebras and all kinds of herbivores roam the prairies of Mara and their number is increasing during the “Great Migration”, which attracts a multitude of felines and scavengers in search of food to hunt! of the nature

We will enjoy daily safaris through this magical park

Today, after breakfast, we will leave Aberdades doing a beautiful safari and starting down the Great Rift Valley, towards Lake Nakuru.

Along the way, we will stop to enjoy the Thomson Falls and we can take pictures with the famous Kikiyu warriors.

Lake Nakuru, described by the American ornithologist Roger Tory Peterson as “the most fabulous bird show in the world”. The park and its famous lake is the ideal habitat for minor flamingos, pink, pelicans and other animal species, such as lions, leopards, buffalo, snail water, giraffes, baboons, hyenas and white rhinos. We enjoy an afternoon safari and the water level that allows, a nice walk to the shore of the lake.

We continue our adventure towards the Amboseli Nature Reserve. Along the way, we will cross the arid plains near the city of Kajiado, a dry landscape dotted with thorny bushes and acacias, which announces the arrival of a true African savanna.

Amboseli is a huge volcanic plateau, dominated by the majestic peaks of the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa with 5895 m high and located in Tanzania, but thanks to its height and on clear days, we can see in the background this beautiful picture from Amboseli (Kenya).

Amboseli is home to several thousand elephants who, being protected, have not suffered the harassment of poachers and are the most trusted elephants in all the parks of Kenya, which is why they walk quietly making us enjoy their beauty and shape to the fullest of life and also the elephants that have the longest fangs in all of Kenya.

The underground water that drains from Kilimanjaro creates diverse swamps that give life to a great diversity of birds and wild animals such as buffalo, zebra, hippo, giraffe, gazelles, lions, rhinos, leopards and cheetahs

We will depart north to the Tsavo Oeste National Park. The whole of Tsavo West National Park and Tsavo East, together with the wildlife sanctuary of Taita Hills form one of the largest protected areas in the world and is located halfway between Nairobi and Mombasa. The park has more than one hundred species of mammals and the population of elephants is the largest in Kenya. We visit the oasis of Mzima Springs, two underground ponds of Chyulu Hills, surrounded by lush vegetation and giant raffia palm trees, a paradise rich in wildlife.

The next day, we will go to the Sarova Taita Hills Game Lodge, where we have lunch and leave most of the luggage. Later we will go to Sarova Salt Lick Lodge. This emblematic hotel, unique architecture and walks built on stilts, faces a lake, which is illuminated at night, which allows us to see the nocturnal fauna, since they come to lick salt and drink water. This is one of the most suitable places in Kenya to see the elephants up close. In the nights of high activity of the fauna they concentrate up to a hundred animals.

We will leave for Mombasa, the second largest city in the country, with an important international trade center and gateway to the south coast of Kenya, where there are large sandy beaches. We arrive in Mombasa at lunchtime. We are free for the rest of the day, but you can also visit the city. We offer the possibility of doing the walking tour of Mombasa in the company of our guide-driver (request a quote).

The next day we approach several destinations, depending on the needs of the client, where you can do many water activities (diving, surface diving, sport fishing, glass dhow boat trips, surfing), not forgetting that lovers of wildlife can visit the Shimba Hills National Reserve and the Mwaluganje Sanctuary.

Today after breakfast, we return to Nairobi. Once in the city, we will enjoy a delicious lunch at the Carnivore restaurant. After lunch, the guide will take you to the airport to connect with the flight and end of our services.

We can also make the journey Mombasa-Nairobi by plane.

If you have booked a flight for this day, we will adapt the schedule to your flight schedule.