ULTIMATE 6-DAY KENYA SAFARI

Arrive in the land of possibilities where your experiences unfold a step at a time. Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya and safari capital of the world invites you to indulge in its intimate and elegantly blended city joys, its wildlife, its people, its nightlife. Clubs live with music, shops and market bustle, and a varied mixture of restaurants, your stay will be an experience to write home about. With one of the most diverse landscapes in the world, Nairobi’s moderate-sized park is home to an expansive variety of wildlife species including the Big Five, with the exception of the Elephant. Take an hour to explore the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an elephant sanctuary within the park, with an up-close encounter with baby elephants and even adopt an elephant at will. Experience the Giraffe Center, with an intimate feeding session with the endangered Rothschild (now Nubian) giraffe. Explore the Karen Blixen museum, with a promise of secrets into Kenya’s history and an exclusive insight into the person of Karen Blixen. End the day with a slow-paced city tour, watching as the sun sets and the city falls into an immersive nightlife. A dinner at a reputable restaurant i.e Carnivore restaurant will conclude your city-life excursion.

An early morning leaves the city lights behind and carry’s you off to Kenya’s enthralling central highlands. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a sanctuary to the rhino population, will have you in a chokehold with its fascinating experiences. At Ol Pejeta, encounter a rare opportunity to meet the orphaned chimpanzees in the Sweetwaters sanctuary, the only one of its kind in Kenya. Come across Baraka, a blind black rhino that lost his sight in his left eye in a fight of superiority with another rhino and later his right eye to cataracts due to old age. Proceed on an afternoon game drive of the wildlife-populated park with short pauses at the Hippo pool and the Rhino gravesite. The atmospheric evening brings the chance to come into contact with Najin and her daughter Fatu, the last two Northern White Rhinos in the world. An option for a private night game drive remains on the table for discussion. Your specially hand-picked stay promises quality, personalized service and comfort for the night.

The rising sun brings forth a new adventure, as the travel spirit brings you to the enigmatic Rift Valley, a sight to behold. A pause at the viewpoint showcases the expanse beauty of the volcanic rift valley. Lake Nakuru National Park rests on the rift valley floor, and within its bounds lies the Lake Nakuru, a scenic lake with a flock of pink flamingoes littering its shores. In addition to flamingoes, the lake’s shores encompass a large array of birdlife flocks, hence the lake’s famous name ‘The Birdwatcher’s Paradise’. In a private game drive in the park, encounter the rare black and white rhinos, meet unedited wildlife interactions, enjoy the waters at Makalia Falls and an elevated view of the park from the Baboon Cliff, an intimate experience with the moderately-sized park brings the day to a silent close.

On this day, your adventure slowly leads you to the world-famous gentle-hilled Masai Mara. The Mar, spotted with acacia trees and a wildlife ecosystem that puts it on the world center stage, promises rolling landscapes, golden savannahs, a large variety of wildlife and an enlightening culture that will give an insight into the Maasai community. Experience personalized, private game drives in Mara’s extensive conservancy zones, enjoy uncrowded up-close wildlife encounters and sundowner and bush experiences against cinematic horizons. Your stay, just like the rest of the safari, is specially selected, with a promise of elevated services, privacy and an immersive experience.

With an early morning, consider an optional sunrise balloon safari over the expansive Mara plains, followed by a champagne breakfast. Proceed to experience game drives specially designed around you. From photography-oriented encounters to raw, unfiltered wildlife encounters to immersion in the beauty of Mara’s landscapes. A front row seat to the Great Wildebeest Migration, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. is among your many possibilities when traveling to Mara during the period of July through early October. A local community cultural interaction specially curated will enhance your Mara experience. With a relaxing afternoon siesta and an immersive evening, enjoy a Bonfire dining experience under the vast starlit Mara skies.

A leisurely drive back to Nairobi, with a brief, warm meeting with our representative to say your goodbyes concludes your Safari. Sit down to a cozy meal, after which you will be dropped off at your hotel or at the airport depending on your later plans.