Kenya Flying Safari

After breakfast, guests will be transferred to Wilson Airport for their flight to Amboseli National Park, specifically to the Camp, where they will spend the next two nights. Amboseli National Park is known for its breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Upon arrival at the camp, guests will have lunch and then embark on an afternoon game drive, followed by a sundowner—a perfect way to end the day in the heart of the African wilderness.

Overnight stay at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast, ensuring a comfortable and memorable experience.

Guests will enjoy a full day of activities in Amboseli National Park, taking advantage of the diverse game experiences offered by the Camp. The day includes an early morning walking safari, game drives, and a bush breakfast in the heart of the park.

Amboseli, with its meaning derived from the Maa word "empusel," translating to 'salty, dusty place,' is renowned for its two main swamps in the Loitoktok District. The park benefits from a continuous supply of underground water originating from Mount Kilimanjaro's ice cap. This abundance of water in a low-rainfall region creates a habitat supporting remarkable concentrations of wildlife, making Amboseli one of the premier destinations for wildlife viewing globally.

Safari activities extend beyond traditional game drives and may include night game drives, sundowner experiences, and a visit to the authentic cultural village. Overnight stay at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast, ensuring a comfortable and immersive stay in this remarkable natural setting.

After an early morning game drive and brunch, guests will embark on a scheduled flight to Meru National Park, where they will be welcomed at Camp. Nestled in 80 acres of privately owned wilderness on the periphery of Meru National Park, the camp offers a unique experience with its own rhino conservancy.

The accommodation consists of cottage rooms set on raised wooden platforms near the gentle Kindani River. Meru National Park holds historical significance as one of the areas where conservationists George and Joy Adamson raised Elsa the lioness, a story immortalized in the book and movie 'Born Free.' Guests at the Camp have the option to engage in a guided walking safari or an afternoon game drive, providing diverse opportunities to explore the natural surroundings and wildlife.

Overnight at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast, ensuring a comfortable and immersive stay in this captivating wilderness.

Guests at the Camp will have the pleasure of spending a full day exploring the rich biodiversity of Meru National Park. The camps offers an array of engaging game activities, ensuring an immersive experience in the natural surroundings.

Guests can participate in bird walks within the camp, embark on hikes, enjoy guided walks, try their hand at fishing, savor sundowners, and experience the thrill of a night game drive. Meru National Park, known for its diverse wildlife, is home to a remarkable array of animals, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, kudus, reticulated giraffes, and the endangered Grevy’s zebra.

The park's rhino sanctuary provides a unique opportunity for guests to encounter both black and white rhinos. The overnight stay at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast, ensuring that guests have a comfortable and fulfilling experience in this captivating wilderness.

Guests at the Camp start their day with an early morning walking safari, a unique and immersive experience that allows them to connect with the natural environment on foot. Following the adventure, guests enjoy a delicious lunch before departing for the Masai Mara National Reserve on a scheduled flight.

Upon arrival, guests are assisted and transferred to the Camp. The Masai Mara is globally acclaimed for the great migration, a spectacular natural phenomenon occurring from July to October. During this period, millions of wildebeest and zebras make their way from Tanzania, crossing the Mara River.

This extraordinary wildlife spectacle is a highlight of any visit to the Masai Mara. The overnight stay at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast, ensuring guests have a comfortable and memorable stay in this iconic safari destination.

Visitors have the opportunity to indulge in a bush breakfast and engage in a full day of wildlife observation in the Masai Mara National Reserve. Within the private concession, they can partake in bushwalks, enjoy meals in the bush, or experience night game drives.

The Mara, adjoining the Serengeti National Park, stands out as one of the last remaining areas in Kenya where wildlife thrives as abundantly as it did more than a century ago.

The term 'Mara,' derived from the Maa language, means 'spotted,' fittingly describing the flat-topped acacia and the play of shadows from clouds on the expansive savannah. Accommodation at the Camp includes lunch, dinner, and breakfast.

After engaging in morning game activities and having lunch, the tour proceeds to Nairobi's Wilson Airport in the mid-afternoon. Guests receive assistance upon arrival and are transferred to a Nairobi restaurant for dinner, followed by transportation to a city hotel or Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for their outbound departure.