You will receive a warm welcome at the airport and be taken to your accommodation. Afterwards, you can begin your Kenyan adventure in a relaxed manner: recover from your journey or use the rest of the day to gather your first impressions of Nairobi and Kenya's vibrant capital city.

1 night · Double room · With breakfast Located in the Langata district of Nairobi, just a few kilometers from the city center, Wildebeest Eco Camp offers an idyllic retreat nestled within approximately 1.4 hectares of gardens. The camp combines the charm of a nature-based stay with the comforts of modern accommodation. Guests can choose from a variety of lodging options, including safari tents ranging from basic to luxurious – some with en-suite bathrooms – cozy garden tents with shared bathrooms, or permanent cottage rooms. Amenities include a restaurant serving African and international cuisine, a bar, an infinity pool, common areas, a games room, a small library, free Wi-Fi in public areas, and a shop selling local handicrafts. Thanks to its convenient location, the camp is an excellent base for exploring Nairobi National Park and other city attractions. Guests particularly praise the tranquil, verdant atmosphere despite its proximity to the city, the friendly staff, the excellent service, and the balanced value for money compared to traditional Nairobi hotels.

Your Kenya safari begins with a special highlight. In the morning, your tour guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Nairobi and you'll set off in a 4x4 Land Cruiser to the world-famous Masai Mara. Even the journey itself sets the mood for the upcoming safari days. You'll pass through small Kenyan towns, enjoy breathtaking views of the Great Rift Valley, and, with the first acacia trees appearing, immerse yourself ever deeper in the landscapes of Maasai country. This afternoon, your first game drive awaits you in the Masai Mara Game Reserve. Keep an eye out for elephants, buffalo, giraffes, lions, and numerous other wild animals that make a safari in Kenya so special. Your safari guide knows the region intimately and will provide you with fascinating insights into the wildlife and the unique ecosystem of the Masai Mara along the way. As the sun slowly sets over the savanna, you'll travel to your accommodation on the Talek River. Here you'll spend the next three nights, giving you ample time to experience the fascinating wildlife of the Masai Mara in depth.

3 nights · Double room · Full board Basecamp Wilderness Maasai Mara is located on the Talek River, directly on the border of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The camp opened in 1998 and combines a natural setting with comfortable accommodation. A total of 17 spacious tents are available, including family tents. They are spread across the grounds to offer privacy and views of the river or the surrounding landscape. Each tent has its own bathroom, a solar-heated shower, comfortable beds, and a private veranda. Some tents also have an outdoor shower. A private bridge connects the camp to the Maasai Mara National Reserve, providing direct access for safari activities. The camp implements various measures in the areas of energy supply, water, and waste management. These include solar energy and tree planting projects. Furthermore, Basecamp collaborates with the local Maasai community and supports various projects in the region. In addition to game drives, other activities such as guided hikes, hot air balloon rides, and visits to local communities are offered, depending on the program. The central meeting point is the restaurant overlooking the treetops, where regional and international dishes are served. Located directly on the Talek River, the camp offers opportunities for wildlife viewing right from the camp. Its manageable size, natural surroundings, and proximity to the reserve make Basecamp Wilderness Maasai Mara a convenient starting point for safaris in the Maasai Mara.

Look forward to a full day of impressive wildlife viewing in the Masai Mara. In the morning, you can decide whether you want to enjoy a relaxed breakfast at the safari camp or start the day with breakfast in the heart of the African bush. Afterwards, you'll embark on an extensive game drive through the vast savannah landscapes. During the Great Migration, your safari might take you to the Mara River. Here, you can witness one of East Africa's most impressive natural spectacles as large herds of wildebeest and zebra attempt to cross the river. But even outside of the migration season, the Masai Mara offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing. Lions, elephants, buffalo, giraffes, and numerous other wild animals are at home here year-round. Enjoy the vastness of the landscape and the special encounters that make each day of a Kenyan safari unique. In the evening, you'll return to your camp. Keep your eyes peeled, as wildlife knows no park boundaries. Relax and unwind with a refreshing drink after an eventful day on safari.

Another day of your Kenyan safari is dedicated to the fascinating wildlife of the Masai Mara. On extended game drives, you will explore different regions of the reserve and get to know the diverse landscape and its inhabitants even more intimately. Observe elephant herds as they make their way across the savanna, keep an eye out for big cats, and with a bit of luck, discover rarer animal species. Your safari guide will point out fascinating animal behaviors and social structures, giving you a deeper insight into the Mara ecosystem. This once again demonstrates that no two days in the African bush are alike. With many new impressions, another eventful day of your safari in Kenya comes to an end.

After breakfast, you bid farewell to the Masai Mara and continue your Kenyan journey towards Lake Naivasha. This freshwater lake in the Great Rift Valley is surrounded by lush green landscapes and numerous flower farms, offering a beautiful contrast to the vast savannas of the past few days. Around midday, you'll arrive at your accommodation right on the lake and can spend the afternoon as you wish. Optionally, take a boat trip on Lake Naivasha, visit Crescent Island, and look out for hippos and the region's diverse birdlife. Alternatively, enjoy a stroll through the extensive grounds of your accommodation or relax by the pool. With a bit of luck, you might even spot some zebras. The quieter afternoon offers a welcome opportunity to reflect on your safari experiences in Kenya so far and to gather new energy for the coming days.

1 night · Double room · Full board Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge enjoys a picturesque location on the southern shore of Lake Naivasha, stretching across approximately 60 hectares of park-like grounds with ancient acacia trees, expansive meadows, and lush vegetation. The lodge was designed to seamlessly integrate its 21 cottages, comprising a total of about 84 rooms, into the natural landscape without the need to fell any existing trees. The spacious rooms feature large windows, balconies or verandas, and amenities such as en-suite bathrooms, safes, televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities. The lodge offers breathtaking views of the lake, renowned for its rich birdlife and home to numerous hippos that regularly graze on the lodge grounds at night. Giraffes, waterbucks, and various monkey species, including colobus and vervet monkeys, can also be observed there. In addition to a restaurant with a buffet and live cooking stations, guests have access to several bars, two swimming pools—one with a children's area—a fitness center, a gift shop, and meeting rooms. The lodge is also an excellent base for activities such as birdwatching, walks, boat trips on the lake, or excursions to Crescent Island and other nature reserves. Guests particularly appreciate the successful combination of experiencing nature up close, high comfort, a well-maintained ambiance, and the unique opportunity to see wildlife directly on the property.

Today your Kenyan safari takes you further south. Passing the Ngong Hills, you'll travel towards the Tanzanian border to Amboseli National Park, which is particularly famous for its large elephant herds. On a clear day, you can expect one of the most impressive scenery of your Kenya trip: Kilimanjaro rises above the vast plains with its snow-covered Uhuru Peak, while elephants roam through the savannah and acacia landscape. For the next two nights, you'll be staying at a private conservancy south of the national park. The nature experience continues right at the camp. Observe wildlife at your private waterhole or relax by the swimming pool and, weather permitting, enjoy the view of Kilimanjaro.

2 nights · Double room · Full board Elerai Camp is situated on a private conservancy between Amboseli National Park and Mount Kilimanjaro, offering one of the most breathtaking views of Africa's highest peak. The stylish tents and cottages combine authentic safari charm with modern comforts, allowing for immersive wildlife experiences away from the main tourist crowds. Thanks to its location on a private conservancy, activities such as guided bush walks, night drives, and visits to local Maasai communities are readily available. The camp is particularly well-suited for couples and discerning safari travelers who wish to combine the wildlife of the Amboseli region with exclusive experiences and spectacular Kilimanjaro panoramas.

Today, a full day of safari experiences awaits you in Amboseli National Park. On extended game drives, you'll discover the park's diverse landscapes, characterized by dry plains, swamps, and lush oases. Subterranean meltwater and rainwater from the Kilimanjaro massif feed the wetlands, creating valuable habitats for numerous animal species. Amboseli is particularly famous for its large elephant herds. Together with your safari guide, you'll observe the animals and learn more about their complex social behavior and the way they live together within the herds. With a bit of luck, you might also encounter cheetahs, wildebeest, zebras, waterbuck, and many other wild animals. Against the backdrop of Kilimanjaro, you will experience another special day of your Kenya safari.

Having already explored some of Kenya's most famous national parks on your safari, Tsavo West National Park awaits you as another highlight. As part of the vast Tsavo ecosystem, the park boasts diverse landscapes ranging from savannahs and volcanic hills to dense bushland and verdant oases. In the afternoon you'll go on a game drive and discover a completely different side of the Kenyan wilderness. Keep an eye out for elephants, giraffes, buffalo, various antelope species, and with a bit of luck, even big cats. Over the past few days, you've experienced the diversity of Kenya intensely and learned a great deal about its wildlife and habitats. This evening, you'll return to your camp and enjoy a relaxing end to your Kenyan safari, surrounded by nature.

1 night · Double room · Full board Severin Safari Camp is located in the heart of Tsavo West National Park, combining a natural setting with upscale comfort. The camp is not fenced, allowing wildlife to roam freely and, with a bit of luck, to be observed right at the waterhole near the camp. Accommodation is in spacious tents and suites, as well as in the slightly more secluded Kitani Bandas. All accommodations have a private bathroom and a private veranda overlooking the savannah landscape. The "Out of Africa" restaurant serves international and local dishes as a buffet or à la carte. In addition to game drives, various other activities are offered, such as guided walks, bush picnics, and sundowners. A swimming pool, a spa, and a fitness area offer additional opportunities for relaxation. Located in the heart of the national park and combining a safari experience with comfort, the Severin Safari Camp is well-suited for travelers who want to immerse themselves in the landscape and wildlife of Tsavo West National Park.

After eventful days in Kenya's national parks, the relaxing part of your Kenya trip begins today. You leave the savannah landscapes behind and drive through the green hinterland and the Shimba Hills towards the Indian Ocean. Passing small villages and lushly vegetated hills, you finally reach Diani Beach on Kenya's south coast. The miles of white sandy beach, turquoise waters, and tropical vegetation provide the perfect setting to relax after your safari. Upon arriving at your beach hotel, you say goodbye to your driver and enjoy the coming days at your own pace. Relax by the Indian Ocean, explore the restaurants and bars of Diani Beach, or simply reminisce about the many special experiences of your Kenyan safari.

6 nights · Double room · Half board The Asha Boutique Hotel, formerly Diani Blue and Asha Cottage, is a small, family-run guesthouse with only six rooms, all overlooking the small, landscaped pool area. The Asha Boutique Hotel offers perfect vacation conditions for travelers seeking a getaway away from mass tourism. In addition to its six rooms, the hotel features a reception area, a bar, a lounge, a restaurant terrace, a lovely pool, and a library. The kitchen emphasizes local, fresh ingredients. The rooms are located in beachfront chalets with private entrances, spacious bathrooms, and beautiful Swahili design elements. They feature hand-carved hardwood furniture and king-size or twin beds (with retractable mosquito nets). All rooms have air conditioning and ceiling fans. Each room has its own sun loungers and parasols by the pool.

To conclude your Kenya trip, enjoy relaxing days on Diani Beach. The long, white sandy beach and the warm waters of the Indian Ocean offer ideal conditions to unwind after your diverse safari experiences.

Your Kenyan beach safari is drawing to a close. You will be transferred to Mombasa airport, bid farewell to the country, and begin your journey home with many new memories. KENYA SAFARI & BEACH IN SMALL GROUP.