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4Days Naivasha Masai Mara Safari-3Star
For your next perfect and short family vacation, visit Lake Naivasha for a combination of bird watching, walking safari and Boatride. Then head out to the game rich Masai Mara and experience the spectacles of the Masai Mara; a pristine wilderness that promises its visitors a profusion of wildlife, prolific bird life and for 2days of game drive in search of Big Five
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6Days Magical Wild Safari Std
This 6days safari covers explore the world’s most magnificent wildlife parks. We promise a cocktail of adventure in Mt. Kenya and breathtaking wildlife and sceneries in Samburu Game Reserve, Aberdares National Park, and Lake Nakuru. This safari appeals to both families and individuals due to its diversity in attractions and encounters
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8Days Sunset Africa Safari-3Star
Enjoy 8days safari holiday combining Aberdares where Birds are not only plentiful, but dazzling, the unusual remote beauty of that is Samburu Game Reserve, then down to Rift Valley Lake Nakuru famous as a birds watchers paradise and before finalizing your safari in Masai Mara with rewarding game drives before you fly out
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11Days Out of Africa Safari-4Star
This safari explores the Northern and Southern Hemisphere of Kenya which has different animals. From the rhino rich Lake Nakuru, we head to the all famous Masai Mara for Big 5 Safari before relaxing in Lake Naivasha for Boatride, bird watching. We then head North to Aberdares for more bird-watching, history and animal viewing. Up North in Samburu, we have the rare species of animals before moving to our future destination…Meru National Park
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Lapped by the Indian Ocean, straddling the equator, and with Mount Kenya rising above a magnificent landscape of forested hills, patchwork farms and wooded savanna, Kenya is a richly rewarding place to travel. Great historical figures such as Theodore Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway immortalized this country. Out of Africa and other films have romanticized and perpetuated the safari mystique.
Globally recognized as the home of safari, Kenya has abundant wildlife and one of the most diversely majestic landscapes on the continent. Lodge safaris are generally less expensive here than in Tanzania. Flying, mobile tented, walking and horseback safaris also are available. Many of the private reserves cater to a maximum of 12-24 guests in luxury accommodations and offer activities not allowed within the parks, such as open vehicles, night game drives and escorted walks.
In the national parks you may view game in vehicles with roof hatches or poptops. Booking a safari with a private vehicle and guide is a great way to maximize the quality of your game-viewing experience. Other activities include hot air ballooning, mountaineering, scuba diving, freshwater and deep sea fishing, and relaxing at beach resorts.
Kenya’s wild life habitat is considerable and includes the Masai Mara, an area of animal migration. Africa’s “Big Five” animals are found in the country, which are the leopard, rhinoceros, lion, elephant, and buffalo. The national parks and reserves are also home to numerous other animals as well as reptiles and birds. The annual migration between June and September is a popular event for filmmakers.
Kenya lies across the equator in East-Central Africa, on the coast of the Indian Ocean. Kenya shares some of its tourism resources with Tanzania (Masai Mara-Serengeti ecosystem) and also with Uganda on Mount Elgon. Lake Victoria is shared between Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The capital and commercial City is Nairobi. There are over 40 different ethnic groups in Kenya. Mount Kenya is the second highest mountain in Africa and the country takes its name from the mountain.
If any country in the world would boast of God’s creation all enclosed in its boundaries:-diverse sceneries, ancient granitic hills, desert, landscapes and coral reefs and islets, diverse wildlife, good al year round climate, history and different cultures, then Kenya is that country. Ever since the very first African safari, Kenya has been synonymous with the world’s greatest creatures “Big Five” besides an abundance of spectacular scenery and inspiring views to behold. From our coastal shores, where you are spoilt with pristine white sandy beaches and a warm temperate climate all year round to the Great Rift Valley scattered with lakes, scarps, volcanoes and craters, you will relish in the spectacle of millions of flamingos in the world famous Lake Nakuru. Each day offers our visitors a new experience and you can never predict what new discovery awaits you every morning as you kick off your day.
