5 days
Specific Tour
Unlimited
English, Swahili
this 5 days lake Nakuru and Masai Mara safari offers a visit to lake nakuru national park famous for the huge population of the flamingos and later a visit masai Mara national reserve another epic place filled with several wildlife species and a host to the annual wildebeest migration.
after breakfast, you will drive to Lake Nakuru National park. Arrive in time for lunch and in the afternoon, go for a game drive where you may spot animals like the Zebra, Grant’s gazelle, Elephant and other wildlife. Dinner and overnight at the lodge
mixed beests on wildebeest migration safariToday you will have a full day game drive in search for Zebra, Lion, Gazelle, Elephant, Cape Buffalo and other wildlife. You will also see flamingos for which the park is well known for, the lake is also home to over 400 bird species, which makes it good for bird watching. Dinner and overnight at the lodge
after breakfast, you will drive to Masai Mara National park. Arrive in time for lunch and in the afternoon, go for a game drive where you may spot animals like the Zebra, Grant’s gazelle and other wildlife (wildebeest). Dinner and overnight at the lodge on your wildebeest migration safari.
Today, you will have a full day game drive in search for zebras which are found throughout the park, as well as Masai giraffes and the common giraffe, hippos, warthogs, jackals, hyenas and bat-eared foxes. Numerous antelopes can be found here, including impala, Grant’s, and Thomson’s gazelles, hartebeests and topi.
Additionally, over 450 bird species are present in the reserve including vulture, ostrich, the long-crested eagle, pygmy falcon, secretary bird, marabou. In the afternoon you may visit the Masai villages. Dinner and overnight at the lodge
early morning game drive, have breakfast at the lodge, and then drive to Nairobi with a drop off at your hotel or to the airport for your onward flight, and that will be the end of this 5 days wildebeest migration safari in Kenya.
The best time for a safari in Lake Nakuru and Masai Mara is during the dry seasons, from June to October, when wildlife viewing is optimal, and the famous Wildebeest Migration occurs.
We recommend light, comfortable clothing suitable for warm weather, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, sturdy walking shoes, and a camera for wildlife photography. Don’t forget binoculars for bird watching!
Yes, children are welcome, but it is important to note that safaris involve long drives and early mornings, which may be challenging for younger children.
Our safari vehicles are designed for a comfortable ride with a maximum of 6 passengers per vehicle, ensuring plenty of space for everyone.
Yes, we offer a range of accommodations from comfortable lodges to luxury options, with all basic amenities to make your stay enjoyable.
Yes, travelers to Kenya need a visa. It can be obtained online or upon arrival at the airport, depending on your nationality.
Kenya is a popular tourist destination, and safety measures are in place. We recommend following the guidelines and tips provided by your safari guide for a safe and enjoyable trip.
Yes, full-board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are included at the lodges and camps.
Important....
While we do accept walk-up participants, our tours and rentals regularly sell out. To get your preferred choice and to avoid missing out, we highly recommend booking as soon as possible.
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