Itinerary

1. 5 Days Kenya Wildlife Lodge Safari

   Day 1: Arrival – Nairobi

   Our representatives will meet you at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and transfer you to Panafric Hotel in Nairobi for overnight. Depending on your arrival time, our team will be at hand to arrange an optional Nairobi City Tour or a game drive to Nairobi National Park.

   Accommodation: Ole Sereni Hotel

   Meal Plan: Breakfast

   Day 2: Nairobi – Drive To Lake Nakuru National Park:

   Depart Nairobi after breakfast for Lake Nakuru National Park with a brief stopover at the Rift Valley view-point for a morning view of the Majestic Mt. Longonot and the breath-taking view of the Rift Valley. Arrive in Lake Nakuru National Park and proceed directly on a game-drive before lunch break.

   After lunch proceed on another optional game drive. Lake Nakuru bird life is world-renowned and offers over 400 species of both aquatic and terrestrial bird.

   Lake Nakuru animals include: Black and White Rhino, buffalo, leopard, lion, Rothschild’s giraffe, White and Black Colobus monkey, eland, steenbok, impala, Chandlers Reed buck, dik dik, rock hyrax, klipspringer, hippo and clawless otter.

   Return back to our accommodations in Nakuru town.

   
    Accommodation: Sarova Woodland Hotel

   Meal Plan {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}

   Day 3: Lake Naivasha – To Masai Mara Game Reserve:

   This morning we depart the hotel after breakfast and drive through the dramatic Great Rift Valley to the Masai Mara Game Reserve. This enormous reserve is actually part of the vast Serengeti plains famously known for its spectacular great wildebeest’s migration and is home of the Big Five: Lion, Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo and Rhino. Lunch at our Lodge and relax before departing for the afternoon the afternoon game drive. The Mara Game Reserve is one of the greatest wildernesses of the world. Large mammals are varied, and easy to see.

   Residents among the Park’s are: Masai Giraffe, Buffalo, Eland and thousands of plain game including Impala, Zebra, Topi, both Thomson’s and grants Gazelles. Dinner and overnight at our Lodge.

   
    Accommodation: Mara Sopa Lodge

   Meal Plan: {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}

   Day 4: Full Day In The Masai Mara Game Reserve:

   Our full day in the Masai Mara Game Reserve will be spared for the search of the big cats of the Masai Mara and the spectacular view of the famous migration. All of the “Big Five” animals (elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, and buffalo) can be spotted here. Herds of plains zebras are found throughout the park. Other animals include giraffes, jackals, gnus, warthogs, gazelles, hartebeests, hyenas, bat-eared foxes, Topi antelope, hippos and crocodiles in the Mara River. For bird lovers, the Mara birds come in every color and size. More than 400 bird species have already been recorded, including birds of prey. You can enjoy a colorful view of birds such as vultures, ostriches, long-crested eagles, pygmy falcons, secretary birds, marabous, red-winged Schalow’s turacos many others.

   
    Mid-Range Accommodation:  Mara Sopa Lodge

   Meal Plan: {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}

   Day 5: Masai Mara Game Reserve – Nairobi:

   If you are not participating in the optional hot air balloon you enjoy morning tea/ coffee or Hot chocolate followed by a morning game drive. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive Cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia trees. Return back to the lodge for breakfast. Optional visit to an authentic Masai village (at an extra cost) to witness the singing and dancing that are part of their daily lives and sacred rituals. Depart the Mara by road back to Nairobi arriving in late afternoon, lunch en route.

   Meal Plan {Breakfast, lunch}

   NOTE:

   The world needs trees more than ever. At Royal Private Safaris we introduce you on how to plant some on your travels. For every guest who travels with our company in Kenya, we plant a tree in his or her name. Since 2015, we have planted roughly 5,000 trees and counting. Though small, these reforestation efforts can raise awareness of the need to increase tree cover to reduce carbon emissions, and have the potential to make tangible, sustained impact.