5Days Highlight of Kenya's Wildlife Sceneries and Culture

a Great Rift Valley viewpoint you’ll have a stopover. Later in Narok town for another health break before checking in for lunch at the camp. After the lunch break, you’ll embark on an evening game drive presenting an opportunity to spot the Big Five and other wildlife from 4:00 pm– 6:30 pm.

This grants you an opportunity to spot more wildlife, you'll visit the border between Masai Mara National Reserve and Serengeti National Reserve, enjoy a picnic lunch in the bush, and experience the great wildebeest migration between July to September. After the full-day game drive, you’ll head back to the lodge for relaxation.

kuru National Park a birder’s haven and rhino sanctuary. The park is famous for its flamingoes, the endangered Rothschild, black and white rhinos, leopards and many more. When you arrive in the park, you will have lunch at your lodge after check-in and then go for an afternoon game drive. Look out for huge populations of flamingoes on the shores of Lake Nakuru and many animals, return to your lodge for dinner and overnight stay.

ing north via the Mount Kenya – the second –largest mountain in Africa. Arrive in time for lunch, then check in to your lodge. Freshen up and then head for an afternoon game drive to explore the wilderness of Samburu – famous for uncommon wildlife species which have adopted to the desert like conditions in the area. Lookout for uncommon Grevy’’s zebras, gerenuk antelopes seen standing on hind legs to feed, Somali Ostriches with distinct blue legs, shy Oryx, elephants, giraffes, crocodiles, lions, hippos among others. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight stay

This is the best time for game viewing as animals are very active feeding, you will then exit the park and embark on a journey to Nairobi. Have en-route lunch and when you arrive in the city, you will be dropped off at the airport for your international flight back home.