Immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Kenya’s rigged wilderness, the journey begins In Nairobi to Samburu via lush Kenyan highlands, up the slopes of Mt. Kenya and down to the arid savannah of Samburu that provides a vital lifeline to: rare Grey’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, Gerenuk,Elephants, Leopards, Lions and a dramatic scenery coupled with the rich culture of the Samburu people.South of the park lies Meru National park, a hidden gem that boasts diverse ecosystems ranging from lush riverine forests to open savannah and an abundance of wildlife. Later on embark on a safari to Ol Pejeta conservancy where you get a rare chance to see Chimps, a blind black rhino named Baraka and the last remaining Northern white rhinos. The conservancy boasts the highest number of rhinos in East and central Africa brought about by their endless efforts towards conservation and protection of these species. Later on proceed to Kenyas range mountains of Aberdares a vital water catchment area in Kenya and home to rare Mountain bongos. Spend your last night of safari in Nakuru a rift valley lake bustling with wildlife and beautiful sceneries made famous by the ‘out of Africa’ film.
| Category | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Adults (2 persons sharing) | $3198 |
| Solo Traveller | $3499 |
Prices may vary based on updates from Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS). Entry is cashless – cards or M-Pesa only
At its peak, millions of flamingos gather along the shallow shores of Lake Nakuru, creating a stunning pink panorama.
Over 450 bird species recorded, including pelicans, African fish eagles, herons, and the rare Hinde’s babbler.
One of the best places in Kenya to see both black and white rhinos up close.
The park’s protective status makes it a crucial sanctuary for these endangered giants.
The lake is surrounded by woodlands, grasslands, and rocky escarpments offering panoramic viewpoints.
Lookouts like Baboon Cliff and Lion Hill offer breathtaking views of the lake and its wildlife.
From the shadow of the city to the wilds of the north. Seven Parks. One road