KENYA

OVERVIEW

 

Jambo!

I’m Lydia from Kenya, Africa and I am a tour operator with a diploma in Tour Operations of my special destination of Kenya. 

 

Kenya is a dream destination in every sense – home to unforgettable wild animals and extraordinary scenic beauty. 

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I started my own small safari company back in 2016 and its been in operation for 5 years now. I have a total of 6.5 years of experience in the Kenya tourism sector as I was employed back then but made a decision to just start my own small safari company, registered it and continued doing what I loved, planning safaris, creating itineraries, meeting new travellers and so much more….

It will be my pleasure to meet and help you explore Kenya with BosoDabreo Tours Safaris.

Asante!

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ITINERARY

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Day 1: Nairobi – Masai Mara 

08:30hrs, depart for Masai Mara game reserve via the view point of the great Rift valley. Stop Narok town for lunch and refueling.
Arrive the Mara in time for check in. After check in and refreshing, proceed for a game drive tracking various animals’ species and birds with your driver guide. Dinner and overnight stay
at Enkorok Luxury Camp.

 

Day 2: Masai Mara Full day 

After breakfast, proceed on a full day game viewing within the reserve. The landscape here is scenic savanna grassland on rolling hills. The reserve is the best park for game in Kenya as it has an extensive road and track network which allows for close range viewing and photography.

Break for lunch at the hippo pool looking out for the hippos and crocodiles. Dinner and overnight at Enkorok Luxury Camp.

 

Day 3: Masai Mara – Lake Nakuru 

After breakfast, proceed to your cultural visit at the Masai Village. Get to learn about the Masai People and how they have maintained their culture. After our visit, leave Mara for Lake Nakuru.

Arrive at Lake Nakuru Lodge Just in time for lunch and check-in. Later - evening game drive.

Dinner and overnight at Lake Nakuru Lodge .

 

Day 4: Lake Nakuru – Nairobi

Breakfast, then check out before 8:00 am, and drive to Lake Nakuru National Park for a game drive. Visit to the Rhinoceros sanctuary to view the endangered black and white rhinos and other animals found in the park. Stop by the lake to search for the pink flamingos. Lake Nakuru National Park is small in size but its beauty is worth the visit. Next, we'll drive to the baboon cliff for a thrilling view of the baboons. Between 1030 hrs and 1100 hrs exit Lake Nakuru and drive back to Nairobi. Lunch en route.

Overnight at Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel Nairobi

 

Day 5: Nairobi – Amboseli

Breakfast, then drive to Amboseli Park, arriving by 9:00 am for a game drive. The park has swampy grounds in which elephants and hippos bathe in abundance. A variety of game, including antelopes, birds, elephants, lions, rhinos and many animals found in Kenya can be spotted here. Not to mention the great view of Mt. Kilimanjaro! You will later head back to the camp for lunch and set out for an afternoon game drive later.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Ol Tukai Luxury Lodge Amboseli

 

Day 6: Amboseli – Tsavo West 

Head out for an early game drive in the Amboseli National park.

You will have a late breakfast before check out and prepare to drive off to the Tsavo West (about 2 hours).
Tsavo West is home to all the three big cats of Kenya – Lion, Leopard and Cheetah. Other animals include the hyenas, wild dogs, African civets, rhinos, servals and caracals. Another attraction at Tsavo
is the Mzima Springs. This is a fresh water oasis in the heart of Tsavo dry savannah. The Mzima Springs is a fascinating geological phenomenon. Fed by water that drains from the slopes of Kilimanjaro and the Chyulu hills, it forms a network of subterranean streams that flow above the non-porous Precambrian rock surface south of its source in the vast Tsavo. The mass of black lava flow is known as the Shetani Lava flow, a relic of the most recent major volcanic eruption in the Tsavo area. Shetani is a solidified stream of magma that erupted from the southern east end of the Chyulu Hills. According to local oral tradition, many people and animals were buried alive by the fast flowing fiery stream of lava accounting for

its Swahili name Shetani which means Devil.

Proceed to the Ngulia safari lodge for late lunch, dinner overnight.

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Day 7: Tsavo West – Tsavo East

After breakfast leave Tsavo West for Tsavo East with an enroute game drive. Tsavo East is renowned for its large numbers of Red elephants and the famous man-eating lions along with so many

other animals found in the park.

Overnight at Voi Safari Lodge