Rift Valley Province

(We offer complimentary airport pick up for all your guests arriving by flight in the morning of Day 1 - pick up time will be at 6am from the airport to the departure point in Nairobi city). You will be picked up from your hotel within the city center and commence your safari to Masai Mara Game Reserve with a stop at the Great Rift Valley viewpoint. Here, you will have a breathtaking view of the picturesque floor of the Rift Valley. Rift Valley is a geographic stretch extending 6000km across the Middle East and Africa from Jordan to Mozambique. The valley encapsulates tremendous changes in topographic diversity with its scarps and volcanoes, lakes, ancient granitic hills, flat desert landscapes, and coral reefs and islets. The astounding view, as you approach from Nairobi, Kenya is quite unbelievable. You will also spot the Mt Longonot from a distance.

Mara River

You will be on arrival at the camp, check-in at your camp, and proceed for an afternoon game viewing in the Masai Mara Game Reserve. Return back to the camp for a sumptuous buffet dinner ending with a good time for resting at Lenchada Tourist Camp.

Mara River

Spend the full day exploring Masai Mara in search of the Big Five. If you are lucky, you will spot the big 5 and witness the wildebeest migration. You will have picnic lunches in the Reserve as you scale the Mara beauty. There are lots of resident hippos and crocodiles situated at the banks of the Mara River.

Mara River

Early morning breakfast then checkout . After this, you have an option of visiting the nearby Maasai village for a cultural tour at an extra cost of USD 20 Thereafter commence the drive back to Nairobi. Lunch will be served on the way at a travellers motel. On arrival, you will be dropped in the city centre or hotel within the city centre.

Ololaimutiek

This is the general area of which the accommodation is in Maasai mara. we will have a chance to visit the traditional village of the local tribe here called the Maasai. They are happy to show us their culture and traditions, show us their lifestyle, and how they live and co-exist together with the wild animals. For Maasai, cows are wealth. Maasai have long employed a “green” approach to land management. Lion-hunting is a traditional—but no longer practiced—Maasai rite of passage. In decades past, young Maasai men proved themselves as warriors (moran) with the ritual killing of a lion—either single-handedly or in a group, and using only their iron spears as weapons. It’s nearly impossible to beat Maasai in a jumping contest. More to Learn Once you visit their village