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Safari Pouch and Pen Safari • an African Hat Breakfast at the Camp SOAKT-NM131 | Nairobi to Arusha | Classic Private Guided Tour 12 Trip Highlights GROUP Group size CLASSIC SIZE • Mount Kenya - the second highest Min 2 guests mountain in Africa Departure details • Amboseli elephants and bird life Daily departures subject to availability • Serengeti National Park • Flamingos of Lake Manyara Transport • Ngorongoro Crater • All arrival and departure transfers as per itinerary Day 1-2 Inclusions SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE Accommodation: As specified Guests are picked up from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or from Meals: 13 breakfasts, 13 lunches, 13 dinners their hotel in Nairobi by a Sense of Africa representative. The drive to Activities: As specified Samburu National Reserve commences from there, with lunch being Transfers: Pick up from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport enjoyed en route at the Trout Tree restaurant. Entrance fees: Park fees 14 day Guide: Qualified English speaking driver-guide Guests will enjoy a game drive through the Samburu National Reserve while en route to the lodge. Exclusions • All international / domestic flights and taxes A full day is spent in the reserve with morning and afternoon game drives. • Visas Samburu National Reserve maintains a feeling of serenity and quiet. Here • Travel and personal accident insurance guests find uncommon wildlife such as the reticulated giraffe, gerenuk • Personal expenses KENYA AND TANZANIA • Excursions / activities not specified antelope, Somali ostrich, Beisa oryx and the rare Grevy’s zebra. • Gratuities Overnight at Ashnil Samburu Camp – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. • Day 3 Added value ABERDARE NATIONAL PARK • Safari pouch and pen Safari • An African hat Breakfast at the camp. Drive to the Aberdare mountain region, arrive for lunch and check in at the Aberdare Country Club with a later transfer to • The Ark Lodge. The picturesque Aberdare is covered in steep forested Modules ravines and open moorland which provide a habitat for a variety of game. Module 1: Day 1 – 14 Guests spend the rest of the day watching wildlife from the viewing decks Module 2: Day 3 –14 at the lodge’s natural waterhole, frequented by giant forest hogs, buffaloes, Module 3: Day 8 –14 elephants, hyenas, Egyptian geese and the occasional leopard. The waterhole is floodlit by night so that guests may see the nocturnal wildlife. Add on packages Dinner and overnight stay at the lodge. • Zanzibar – 4 days Overnight at The Ark Lodge – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. • Pemba Island – 4 days • Uganda Gorilla Trek – 4 days Day 4 LAKE NAKURU NATIONAL PARK – LAKE NAIVASHA After breakfast, the tour departs for Lake Nakuru National Park and take a on to Arusha for lunch.. The afternoon is spent on a game drive in the Lake morning game drive. Manyara National Park which is well-known for the tree-climbing lions and the 2 SAMBURU GAME RESERVE soda ash lake full of flamingos. The park is also home to many species of wildlife KENYA Guests savour a sumptuous lunch at Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge, and and boasts exceptional scenery. then enjoy an afternoon game drive as the tour exits the park and heads Overnight at Acacia Farm House – Dinner, and breakfast. Lake Nakuru towards Lake Naivasha. 1 Overnight at Enashipai Resort – Dinner and breakfast. Day 11-12 1 ABERDARES SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK Lake Naivasha Day 5-6 Enjoy breakfast at the lodge before departing for the Serengeti National Park. Lake MASAI MARA 1 MASAI MARA NATIONAL RESERVE Upon arrival at the Embalakai Camp, enjoy lunch followed by an afternoon Victoria NATIONAL After breakfast, guests will then head towards the Masai Mara National game drive in the park. RESERVE 2 NAIROBI Reserve and the accommodation for the night, Sarova Mara Game Camp. AMBOSELI The full day is spent in the Serengeti National Park, with morning and afternoon NATIONAL PARK After lunch, an afternoon game drive in the reserve. game drives. The park is known for its large volume of wildlife as well the annual SERENGETI 2 NGORONGORO 2 NATIONAL PARK The Masai Mara National Reserve is perhaps one of Africa’s most diverse wildebeest and zebra migration, aswell as an impressive array of birds, resident 1 MT KILIMANJARO and spectacular ecosystems and affords guests with some of the best lion, cheetah, elephant, topi antelope and giraffes. NATIONAL PARK game viewing opportunities in the world. It is also home to the popular Overnight at Embalakai Camp – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK 1 wildebeest migration. Arusha Overnight at Sarova Mara Game Camp – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. Day 13 NGORONGORO CONSERVATION AREA – KARATU TANZANIA Day 7 Breakfast is enjoyed before guests head off towards the Ngorongoro Module 1 LAKE NAIVASHA Conservation Area, where the drive descends into the Ngorongoro Crater, the Module 2 Breakfast is enjoyed at the lodge before the tour returns to Lake Naivasha. largest intact caldera in the world. Module 3 After lunch, guests will go for an afternoon boat ride, spot wildlife coming to drink as well as well as the sizable population of hippos and water birds. Here guests enjoy an afternoon game drive, with lunch boxes, and have the Overnight at Enashipai Resort – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. chance to see the ‘Big 5’ in one of the most unique settings in East Africa Overnight at Oldeani Lodge – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast. Day 8-9 AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK Day 14 After breakfast at the lodge, the tour departs for Amboseli National Park. DEPARTURE Guests can look forward to an afternoon game drive in the park. After breakfast, guests will be driven to Arusha and then onward to Kilimanjaro Travel with a Purpose International Airport for departing flights. Full day spent in the park with morning and afternoon game drives. Amboseli Capture the very essence of East Africa. Combine some of the most National Park is one Kenya’s most popular parks, with five different habitats meaning visitors can see large herds of animals, all against the backdrop of Add more purpose to travel by supporting GREEN SEAT to conserve our stunning locations such as the Mt Kiliminajaro. PEOPLE PLANET WILDLIFE Masai Mara, Serengeti and Amboseli National Parks with Lakes Nakuru Overnight at Ol Tukai Lodge – Lunch, dinner, and breakfast and Naivasha for an unforgettable experience. Stay in some amazing Day 10 NAMANGA – LAKE MANYARA NATIONAL PARK tented camps and lodges that bring nature right to the doorstep. Depart for the Namanga border after breakfast. After customs and immigrations, guests are met by their Tanzania driver-guide and travel 50 51.
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