15-Day Safari Explorer in Kenya and Tanzania

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Today, you will visit Daphne Sheldrick's Elephant Orphanage, situated on the outskirts of Nairobi. The Sanctuary is run by Daphne Sheldrick and is set on the grounds of her house. Here you will see the orphaned animals and meet the people who handle and care for these animals.

Later you will proceed to the Tamambo restaurant for lunch and visit a nature centre run by the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife. An elevated observation walkway allows you to get face to face with 18-foot-tall Rothschild’s giraffes.

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After your breakfast, you will depart for Masai Mara National Game Reserve, where you will arrive in time for check-in and lunch at the Loyk Luxury Mara Camp. You will then spend the afternoon at leisure until 4 pm, when you will go for your evening game drive.

Hidden on a sleepy bend of the Talek River, in the midst of Masai Mara’s endless savanna, this exclusive tented camp is the perfect place to start your safari. The spectacular location on the river guarantees an abundance of wildlife viewing without even leaving the camp. Lions, buffaloes, wildebeests, elephants and even leopards regularly come to drink.

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Today, you will spend the whole day at the Masai Mara National Park with a picnic lunch in the wild! At an additional charge, you could also visit a local Masai village.

The Masai Mara National Reserve is in the southwestern part of Kenya and forms part of the greater eco-system that encompasses the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. The park is surrounded by concession areas and tribal lands of the Masai tribespeople. These are unfenced from the Mara and act as a buffer zone for the National Park and form part of the migration area. July to September sees the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra and gazelle coming from the plains of the Serengeti.

After breakfast, with a brief morning game drive en route, you will depart for Isebania, the western Kenya/Tanzania border, for immigration formalities. You will then be handed to your Tanzanian guides with whom you will depart for the Serengeti, with picnic lunches en route. You will arrive at Serengeti National Park with a brief evening game drive en route to the Tortilis Mara Camp for check-in, dinner & overnight stay. Named after the Tortilis tree of the Serengeti, this camp combines comfort with the sense of wilderness, freedom & being 'right there, as you relax after the excitement of the day. Staying in a tent may not seem comfortable, but Serengeti Tortilis Camp will surprise you.

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Today, after breakfast, collect lunch boxes & proceed for a full day of game viewing in the Serengeti. You will have a picnic lunch in the course of the day and later return to camp. Serengeti is where the most spectacular wonders of nature take place, the Great Migration. It is in this park that millions of ungulates comprising of wildebeests and zebras make that all-important trek from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara National Park in Kenya. That's not all the Serengeti offers, it boasts the largest & highest concentration of wildlife in the world. Spanning an impressive 15,000 sq kilometres area, this savannah is home to all the members of the Big Five too.

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After your breakfast, you'll depart for Ngorongoro National Conservation Area to arrive in time for a picnic lunch on the floor of Ngorongoro Crater. Thereafter, you will have an afternoon game drive to the Ngorongoro Crater. The main attraction is the Ngorongoro Crater, fondly known as “Africa’s Garden of Eden”. A candidate for the new Seven Wonders of the World, this crater holds its own in that category. Being the world’s largest unbroken caldera, Ngorongoro is home to over 25000 animals. It is considered one of the best game viewing spots in the world with a chance to see the big five. Later in the evening, you will proceed with driving to Karatu for check-in at Tloma Lodge.

After your breakfast, you will depart for Arusha to arrive in time for lunch at the Arusha Coffee Lodge before proceeding with the drive to Loitoktok, the eastern Kenya/Tanzania border post where you will again have your cross-border immigration process before proceeding with the drive to Amboseli National Park to arrive later in the afternoon for check-in at the Amboseli Sopa Lodge. You will spend the rest of the day at leisure with optional guided nature walks and visit a local community

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Today, you will spend the whole day in the Amboseli National Park with both morning and evening game drives. In between, you will have an option of visiting local Masai villages that will enable you to get the chance to interact and learn about the colourful culture of this nomadic pastoralist community.

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After your breakfast, you will depart for the Tsavo West National Park to arrive in time for check-in and lunch at the Severin Safari Camp. You will then spend the afternoon at leisure before going for the evening game drive till dusk when you return to your camp.

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Today, you will have the whole day at the Tsavo West National Park with both the morning and evening game drives.

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You will enjoy a final game drive in the park. This one will have an early start so expect to see some animals not usually encountered on a daytime game drive, such as spotted and striped hyena, mongoose, jackal, civet, genet, porcupine and bush baby. You will then return to the lodge for breakfast and then depart for Mombasa with a brief stop in voi for lunch, then proceed with the drive to arrive in Diani (South coast) later in the evening and check in at the Southern Palms Beach Resort.

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You will spend these days leisurely at your beach hotel with optional water sports activities and Mombasa excursions available at an extra cost.

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Mombasa is the second largest town in Kenya, built on an Island composed of solid coral reefs. It was once referred to as the gateway to the black continent (Africa) by slave traders and European missionaries. The awe-inspiring landscapes, numerous attractions and pleasant weather have given a boost to the flow of tourists here. The Arabic influence can be very much felt all around inside the city. The dress, the architecture and the food of Mombasa all have Arabic touch. Mombasa is an excellent place if you are planning a holiday for a break from your monotonous life’.