You will be picked up from your hotel in the morning and proceed to the Northern part of Kenya with a stop over at Nanyuki, the equatorial town. You will then continue to the camp for check-in, followed by lunch. After lunch, you will visit the Chimpanzee sanctuary, followed by a short game drive. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 360 sq/km wildlife conservancy that is dedicated to the conservation of rhinos, among other wildlife species, in conjunction with cattle ranching. It is the home of the last 2 remaining Northern white rhinos. It is also the largest Black Rhino sanctuary in East Africa and the only chimpanzee sanctuary in Kenya. You will then proceed back to camp for dinner and overnight stay.

You'll rise early for breakfast, check out, and depart for Lake Nakuru National Park. Of special note, look for snow-capped Mt. Kenya, rising in the distance —the highest peak in the country and the second-highest in Africa. Look out also the aberdares ranges which are a source of water in the greater central region of the country. You will arrive at the lodge with enough time to settle in before lunch, with a little time to relax before you head out for an afternoon game drive in the park. Lake Nakuru National Park offers you a rare insight into Kenya’s most diverse flora & fauna. It is famous for its huge flocks of pink flamingos. More than 450 species of birds have been recorded. Lions, leopards, warthogs, waterbucks, pythons, and white rhinos are just some of the animals you might see. The park also protects the largest euphorbia candelabrum forest in Africa. In the evening, you will drive back to Lodge for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, you'll check out and depart for Masai Mara National Reserve via Narok, the largest Masai town. You'll proceed to the reserve and check in at the Lodge for lunch. Then you will embark on an afternoon game drive. Land of Big Cat Diary and Disney’s African Cats, the Masai Mara is at the top of most people’s Kenyan safari wish lists. The location of the great migration—one of the natural wonders of the world —is a gloriously beautiful, wildlife-rich savannah landscape, once described by the eminent biologist Julian Huxley as 'the only easily accessible and readily studied remaining portion of the world’s pre-human climax community at its tropical richest.' It’s also a region where traditionally dressed Maasai still herd their cattle and goats in a lifestyle that, in some respects, hasn’t changed much since they first arrived here 350 years ago. You will then return to the lodge before dusk for dinner and an overnight stay.

You'll rise early today for breakfast. Be ready for a great full-day game drive and picnic lunch along the Mara River. The park is also known for providing excellent predator sightings in their natural habitats, thanks to its relatively large populations of lions, cheetahs, and leopards. You will also see lots of elephants, Masai giraffes, common zebras, impalas, Thompson’s and Grant’s gazelles, Topi, Hartebeest, Black-backed jackals, spotted hyenas, and more. You also have the option of visiting a Masai cultural village. The Maasai are proud pastoralists and warriors. You'll spend time in the “Manyatta” and immerse yourself in one of earth’s oldest cultures. The ladies and children will entertain you with traditional songs, and while at the village, see how they go about their daily lives in a very traditional way, like making fire with stones and sticks. You will then return to the camp before dusk for dinner and an overnight stay.

You will have breakfast at the camp and then check out embarking to Nairobi with a stop over in Narok for last minute curio shopping. We will give a complimentary Nairobi city tour Nairobi view point. Then your driver guide will drop you at your hotel or aiprort.