Embark on a 6-Day Mombasa Masai Mara Safari

Embark on a 6-Day Mombasa Masai Mara Safari

 

Embark on a 6-Day Mombasa Masai Mara Safari

Daily Private Safari Tour in 4X4 Jeep

Beach to Beach – The Best of Kenya’s Parks

Starts From/Returns to: Mombasa, Diani, Kilifi, Bamburi & North Coast beach areas

We’ll pick you up from your hotel or resort and transfer you to the Mombasa airport for your flight to Nairobi. Then join your Driver/Guide in a 4×4 Land Cruiser Jeep.

Six days is plenty of time to soak up the land and see Africa’s rich variety of wildlife. On this complete tour you’ll enjoy great vistas from your 4×4, but also from the air, flying above Kenya’s hills and plains. Your first stop, the immense Masai Mara, is a never-to-be-forgotten experience of big cats and endless herds of zebra. At Lake Nakuru, you’ll witness endangered rhino and giraffe and be delighted by the colorful flamingoes. Samburu Reserve, the most popular park in northern Kenya, will charm you with its massive herds of elephants.

This tour begins with a flight from Mombasa to Nairobi to maximize your game viewing time. Your Adventure In The Wild Safaris driver/guide will meet you at the airport to begin the journey to the great Masai Mara, the most famous and active animal reserve in the world.

This medium-length tour continues to the fantastic displays of wildlife found at the Nakuru and Samburu national parks – unusual species, dazzling birdlife, and big predators abound. You’re sure to be entranced by the great variety of landscapes and awaiting game to be discovered. If you have any special wishes to make your adventure more personalized, just let us know.

All-Inclusive

Your 6-Day Masai Mara / Lake Nakuru / Samburu Fly and Drive Safari includes:

  • Roundtrip flights
  • Park entrance fees
  • Game drives
  • Accommodations
  • Meals
  • Hotel/airport transfers

Adventure In The Wild Safaris offers a wide choice of accommodations. Depending on your budget and style, choose from economy, comfort, or luxury safari lodges or tented camps.

Your Guide

For your 6-day journey, you’ll be guided, hosted and looked after by your own experienced driver/guide.

Transportation between parks and for game viewing will be in a 4×4 Land Cruiser Jeep – this vehicle is the safari standard with its higher seating and rugged all-wheel drive.

Customize Your Holiday

If you’d like to customize your safari or have any special desires, please let us know. We’re here to make your safari wishes come true.

Tour Highlights

Masai Mara Game Reserve

  • Unlimited game viewing drives
  • Tree-studded typical savannah terrain and a multitude of wild animal species
  • Colorful Masai tribesmen

Lake Nakuru National Park

  • Bird watching
  • Rhino sanctuary
  • The Great Rift Valley escarpment – awesome scenery

Samburu Game Reserve

  • Unique wildlife species: Grevy’s Zebra, Somali Ostrich, long-necked Gerenuk, reticulated Giraffe and Beisa Oryx
  • 350 different bird species
  • Ewaso Nyiro River which attracts different wildlife
  • Samburu culture and local lifestyles
  • Mount Kenya – a glimpse
  • Kenya farming cultures: tea, coffee, and subsistence farming

Also Included:

  • A glimpse of the capital city Nairobi
  • Unlimited game viewing drives with private safari vehicle & guide
  • Varied climatic and vegetation zones
  • The Big Five & hundreds of other wildlife and bird species
  • Masai village visit at Masai Mara (arrange with your driver guide) – $25 per person (Optional)

Safari operated by Adventure In The Wild Safaris

 

Masai Mara – Lake Nakuru – Samburu Safari – 6 Days Safari Itinerary

Day 1: MOMBASA fly NAIROBI drive to MASAI MARA

Distance: Nairobi to Masai Mara – 265 kms – Approx. 5/6 hrs

Meal Plan: Lunch, Dinner

We will pick you up early from your hotel or beach resort and transfer you to the Mombasa airport.

0800 hrs: Kenya Airways flight from Mombasa to Nairobi. During this one-hour flight, you’ll view the early morning sun lighting up the African plains.

0900 hrs: You’ll arrive at Nairobi where your guide will meet you.

Day 2: FULL DAY AT THE MASAI MARA

This will be a full day of unlimited animal viewing throughout the park. The reserve is known for the highest density of wild animals in the region. So, you’ll be on the lookout for Africa’s “Big Five” – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino.

But there are some 90 other mammals inhabiting these lands, so don’t be surprised to come upon impala, gazelle, cheetah, hyena, and so much more throughout your game drives.

You’ll normally see wildebeest and zebra in the Mara, but during migration season the park will be flooded with torrents of these foraging creatures, invading the reserve in their yearly cycle searching for sustenance.

If you’d like to meet the nearby Maasai villagers, your guide will be happy to arrange an optional visit.

For a truly remarkable safari, ask your guide about the optional early morning hot air balloon excursion over the park. You’ll witness the Mara coming alive in the dawn light creating unforgettable memories.

Day 3: MASAI MARA – LAKE NAKURU

Distance: 280 kms – Approx. 4/5 hrs

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

The dawn is a special time in the Masai Mara, as the early morning light shines upon the savannah, bringing it and the animals to life. We won’t miss this moment as we take a pre-breakfast game drive to appreciate the wonder of this special park.

Later, we’ll embark on a final game drive, exiting the reserve for Lake Nakuru National Park.

Along the way, we’ll stop and admire the Rift Valley lakes of Naivasha and Elementaita, two high-altitude bodies of water bordering Lake Nakuru.

We’ll arrive at Nakuru in the afternoon, in time for a game drive around the lake admiring the pelicans, ostriches and especially the fuchsia flamingoes, dotting the shoreline.

What to see at Lake Nakuru National Park:

  • Flamingoes (Lesser and Greater)
  • White Rhino
  • Zebra, Waterbucks
  • Makalia Waterfalls
  • About 550 different plant species
  • 56 mammal species
  • 450 terrestrial bird species

Day 4: LAKE NAKURU – SAMBURU

Distance: 320 kms – Approx. 5 hrs

Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We’ve got lots to see and do today, so an early start makes sense. We’ll take a short game drive and bid farewell to Nakuru’s great varied flocks of birdlife.

Heading out over the frontier district, we’ll be taking our 4×4 by the edges of the Rift Valley escarpment through the most dramatic vistas of our safari.

We’ll also make a stop at beautiful Thompson’s Falls – a 74 m (243 ft.) drop of the Ewaso Nyiro River.

Reaching Samburu National Reserve in the afternoon we’ll embark on the first of many game drives in this rugged but serene national park.

What you may see at Samburu Game Reserve:

  • Elephants
  • Giraffes
  • Zebras
  • Warthogs
  • Antelopes

Day 5: FULL DAY AT SAMBURU

We will spend the entire day on game drives, exploring the semi-arid environment of this wildlife haven.

Much of our time will be along the Ewaso Nyiro River, the main source of water in this arid park. The river is a powerful draw for the thirsty animals depending on it for sustenance.

Here we’ll be able to spot varieties such as the gerenuk, Grevy’s zebra, oryx and the more common buffalo, zebra, hippo and elephant.

And we’ll keep a ready eye out for lion and the African leopard, known to frequent this spot.

Other wildlife also seen in the park include baboon, warthog, impala and the small, enchanting dik-dik.

Day 6: SAMBURU – MT. KENYA – NAIROBI

Distance: Samburu to Nairobi – 320 km – Approx. 6 hrs with lunch stop

We’ll take one more early morning game drive as we exit the park.

On the road to Nairobi, we’ll pass highlands and be greeted with the views of Mount Kenya, the tallest mountain in the country and the second highest in Africa.

Moving on, our drive will take us past the dense fields of coffee, tea, and pineapple plantations.

We will arrive in Nairobi in the afternoon and transfer to the airport.


Safari organized by Adventure In The Wild Safaris

 


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