Eco-Spirit Adventure Safari

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A flavour of Kenyas Wildlife&Community based Conservation

We have tailored this itinerary for those who wish to experience wildlife in Kenya as wellcommunity based and wildlife conservation giving you a taste of a true Kenyan adventure touchingsome of the prime game viewing spots.

This itinerary will give you a life time experience of accompanying experienced trekkers and armedrangers on a short anti poaching patrol within the Mara Game Reserve. The patrol takes you topoaching hot spots along wildlife trails where snares are placed to trap wildlife for both commercialand subsistence use.

You will also experience a community based project in the Tsavo area where a school will be visitedas part of a conservation programme to see how students and parents learn and supportconservation activities to preserve their heritage. Female students selected on merit are thensponsored for higher education and given a chance to enhance their career, where in normalcircumstances they would be denied the opportunity due to lack of funds and are less privilegedcompared to their male counterparts. It is here that you will be able to plant a tree in your name aspart of the reforestation programme to counter the global warming effects.

Part of the proceeds collected on this safari will be donated back to the conservation programmes.


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Key:BB Bed and breakfastHB Half board (breakfast & lunch / dinner)FB Full board (breakfast, lunch & dinner)Brief:Day 1: Arrival in NairobiDay 2: Full day excursion in NairobiDay 3: Nairobi to Tsavo East National ParkDay 4: Full day in Tsavo East National ParkDay 5: Tsavo East National Park to Tsavo West National ParkDay 6: Tsavo West National Park to Amboseli National ParkDay 7: Full day in Amboseli National ParkDay 8: Amboseli National Park to Lake Naivasha via NairobiDay 9: Lake Naivasha to Masai Mara Game ReserveDay 10: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveDay 11: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveDay 12: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveDay 13: Masai Mara Game Reserve to Lake Nakuru National ParkDay 14: Lake Nakuru National Park to Nairobi


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Day 1: Arrival in NairobiArrive at Nairobis Jomo Kenyatta International Airport where you will be met by your driver / guide anda Buy & Fly representative. After a short introduction, transfer to your hotel in Nairobi where you will bebriefed on your upcoming safari. Spend the rest of your evening at leisure. Meals and overnight atSAROVA PANAFRIC HOTEL (BB)

Sarova Panafric is imposingly set in a quiet residential suburb, overlooking Kenyatta Avenue, thus commanding apanoramic view of Nairobis skyline. This 152-roomed hotel has in additional 45 fully serviced apartments and four themedsuites. The finest restaurant in town, Flame Treehas its home at the Sarova Panafric. The other restaurant is Pool Garden where conference clients have their lunch plus succulent barbeque. The swimming pool is open to both resident and non

resident guests.

Day 2: Full day excursion in NairobiPick up from your hotel at 1000hrs after breakfast and proceed to Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage(visiting hours are from 11:00am to 12:00pm).

The Sheldrick Orphanage has been rearing and rehabilitating elephant orphans of misfortune. The Nairobi nursery is the firststage where young orphans are hand reared before being taken into the second stage in Tsavo to prepare them for a re-integration into the wild

Afterwards, proceed on to Utamaduni for a scrumptious lunch and you may find your perfect souvenirhere at their chic curio shop! Depart thereafter for the Giraffe Centre where you will get a chance to feedthese magnificent animals. This will possibly be the closest you will ever get to one!

Transfer to your hotel afterwards and spend the rest of your evening at leisure. Meals and overnight atSAROVAPANAFRIC HOTEL (BB)


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Day 3: Nairobi to Tsavo East National ParkEarly breakfast at the hotel and depart for Tsavo East National Park, driving through the scenic semi-aridsouthern part of Kenya. Stop over briefly at the historic Tsavo Station, where the famous man-eaters ofTsavo caused terror during the building of the railway. It was at Tsavo Station that work was held upbecause two man-eating lions dragged men from their tents at night, and the terrified workers lived infear of their lives with the echo of the nightly screams of their less fortunate companions. Arrive at yourlodge in time for lunch. After a scrumptious meal and a well deserved break, proceed on your first game

drive within Tsavo East.

The joint mass of Tsavo West & East National Parks forms one of the largest National Parks in the world and covers amassive 4% of Kenyas total land area. Tsavo East, the larger of the two, lies to the east of the Nairobi Mombasa road,equidistant between Nairobi & Mombasa and offers a vast and untapped arena of arid bush which is washed by the azureand emerald meanderings of the Galana River, guided by the limitless lava reaches of the Yatta Plateau and patrolled bysome of the largest elephant herds in Kenya.

Return to your lodge in the evening for a short briefing on the activities of the following day. Spend therest of your evening at leisure. Meals and overnight at VOI WILDLIFE LODGE (FB)

Nestled in the heart of elephant country, Voi Wildlife Lodge is located in the Savannah grasslands of Tsavo East, Kenya, just5km off the main highway connecting the Capital Nairobi to Mombasa. Officially opened in 2003, the lodge is situated on a

25-acre site on the boundary of Tsavo East National Park, one of Kenya's largest game parks with spectacular views ofnearby volcanic outcrops, such as the Kasigau, Sagalla and Mwakingali Hills. Designed to blend unassumingly into thesurrounding environment, the lodge boasts a large waterhole often attracting big game, including elephant, lion, cheetah,buffalo as well as a rich variety of birdlife. Accommodating up to 300 guests, all rooms have spacious en-suite bathrooms andare furnished in African decor that is replicated throughout the lodge. The luxury rooms comprise two four-poster beds andviews of the Savannah, which one can enjoy from the comfort of one's balcony or terrace.

Day 4: Full day in Tsavo East National ParkDepart early morning at 0600hrs for a game drive within the park. Return to the lodge for breakfast. Aftera short break to freshen up, proceed on to Iviani Primary School, a community based project. Any form of

education material donation will be highly appreciated by the children of this school who come from verypoor backgrounds. Here you will have a chance to participate in a tree planting exercise.


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After an enlightening experience, proceed for a short game drive and stop over for picnic lunch at MdandaRock, a scenic location within Tsavo East National Park and where you are guaranteed a breathtakingview of the Great Plains below.

Mdanda Rock has a historical background where in the early days of barter trade, two communities of Kenya, namely theKamba and Taita used to meet to exchange goods. The Taita brought strips of dried meat whereas the Kamba brought in saltto trade. Hence the name Mdanda which actually means Strips of dried meat. It is a great point to view the water catchmentarea below where you are most likely to view some elephants coming to have a refreshing drink to cool down in the scorchingTsavo heat

Short game drive afterwards en-route to the lodge. Spend the rest of your evening at leisure. Meals andovernight at VOI WILDLIFE LODGE (FB)

Day 5: Tsavo East National Park to Tsavo West National ParkSpoil yourself to an early breakfast at the lodge before proceeding on to Tsavo West National Park. Enjoya game drive en-route to your lodge with a visit to the famous Roaring Rocks & Mzima Springs.

Roaring Rocks are named after the buzz of the Cicadas that inhabit them. It is a great scenic point in Tsavo West where youcan sit at the look out post from where you can watch game in the deep valley below and it is not unusual to see a herd ofelephants moving through the bush. On a clear day, you can also catch a fantastic view of Mt. Kilimanjaro on one side ofRoaring Rocks. It is an eerie feeling to sit on top of the world and, at certain seasons of the year, to hear the wind rushingpast the rock-face, making a roaring sound.

Rain falls on the Chyulu Hills (48kms away) and seeps through the porous volcanic ash and collects to emerge at Mzima asclear, sparkling water, forming the Mzima Springs. The beauty of Mzima lies in the extraordinary contrast between the clearwater and the surrounding lava dust; the profusion of green palms & shady trees in the midst of the wilderness in Tsavo. It ishome of many animals who live in and by the water, a welcome oasis in a desert of dust. Hippos and crocodiles can be seenfrom a wooden platform built to overlook the pools, and there is a short walk where you can stroll to a glass-sided tank.

Tsavo West, the more famous of the two National Parks, lies to the west of the Nairobi Mombasa road, equidistantbetween Nairobi & Mombasa, and is painted on a sprawling canvas of endless skies, emerald hills, liquid lava flows, palm- fringed rivers, teeming wildlife and sparkling oasis set against the unforgettable backdrop of mile upon mile of cloud-shadowed African savannah.

Arrive at your lodge in time for lunch. After a scrumptious meal and a good rest, depart for an eveninggame drive in the park, with a visit to the Ngulia Sanctuary, a famous rhino sanctuary in Kenya. Not only doyou have the opportunity to view the black rhinos but you are sure to come across a herd of elephantswithin the sanctuary. On your way back if youre lucky you are very likely to spot a leopard as you drive

through leopard territory. Arrive at your lodge and spend the rest of your evening at leisure. Meals andovernight at KILAGUNI SERENA SAFARI LODGE (FB)


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The first lodge ever to be built in a Kenyan National Park, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge is superbly situated in the lee ofMount Kilimanjaro, encircled by volcanic splendor, adjacent to a teeming water hole visited by a variety of wildlife species.Inspirationally positioned so that not only all the rooms but also the open-air restaurant, timbered game-viewing decks androck-built bar enjoy uninterrupted views of the legendary snows of Kilimanjaro, the lodge also stands central to miles of lion-stalked grasslands, elephant-studded plains and wildlife-teeming bush and is ideally placed for visits to all the parks primeattractions. Faced in volcanic stone and utilizing the natural rocky outcrops of a valley known as the place of the youngrhino, from which it takes its name, the lodge has been designed to blend chameleon-like into the savannah landscape. Cool,tranquil and hushed for optimum game-viewing the open-air dining area, timbered decks and rock-hewn bar blend thetraditional khaki-and-canvas look with bright-painted banners, sepia-hued paintings and evocative olive-wood carvings ofelephant herds and tail-erect warthogs. The elegantly renovated rooms draw on a sun-gold, sky-blue and bush-greensavannah color palette and have been so styled to provide world-class luxury and a quintessential African aura whilstfeaturing private verandas with views of eternity.

Day 6: Tsavo West National Park to Amboseli National ParkEnjoy an early breakfast at the lodge before proceeding on to visit the Shaitani Lavas.

Shaitani is a small volcano, recently extinct, rising 130 metres above the surrounding country. It is fifteen kilometres NorthWest of Kilaguni in the Southern Chyulus. Shaitani is covered with black lava, which is several meters deep. It stands out

starkly amongst the older cones that are covered with bush. The name means devil and the local people believe the hill ishaunted. They say you can hear voices of women singing and cockerels crowing and cattle lowing. The sounds and noisesheard on the hill have been given a scientific explanation that they are made by wind whistling through a tall narrow cone,formed by thrown-up splashes of lava.

Drive on to Amboseli National Park thereafter through the scenic Chyulu Hills into the National Park.Catch your first glimpse of the park famous for its backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro, standing tall at 5,895metres. Arrive at your lodge in time for lunch. After a short afternoon siesta proceed for your first gamedrive within the park. Meals and overnight at AMBOSELI SERENA SAFARI LODGE (FB)


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Framed against the glorious backdrop of Africas highest mountain, the magnificently beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro,surrounded by miles of rolling grasslands, patrolled by vast herds of elephant, shaded by the lush, feathered-green of an acacia grove and hugging the banks of a gently flowing river, this very traditional yet supremely luxurious lodge is the safaridestination of a lifetime. Amboseli National Park provides the classic Hollywood image of Africa. Set in rolling savannahscenery it is dwarfed by the presence of the pink-tinged, snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro which, at 5,895 meters, isthe highest free-standing mountain in the world and topped by one fifth of all the ice in Africa. Against this magnificentbackdrop roam vast herds of elephant accompanied by a kaleidoscope of other fabulous beasts - lion, buffalo, cheetah, giraffe,baboon, gazelle hippo and wildebeest to name but a few. There are also over 400 species of birds, all manner of reptilian, floraand fauna and some of the most soul-searing views in Africa.

Day 7: Full day in Amboseli National ParkEnjoy unlimited game drives in the park with the guide / vehicle at your disposal. Enjoy morning andafternoon game drives at your convenience and spend the rest of your time relaxing in the peacefulenvirons of the lodge.

Amboseli National Park covers 392 square kilometres and is bounded to the south by the famous Mt. Kilimanjaro on theTanzania border. Over 80 different mammals may be found ranging from the minute spectacled elephant shrew to the huge

bulk of the African Elephant. Few visitors will go home without superb elephant pictures beneath Kilimanjaro. With over 400bird species, the park is a paradise for birdwatchers. Amboselis swamps, plains, woodlands and bush country support adiversity of wildlife unrivalled in East Africa for a park of its size. It is Africas best loved National Parks, right on thethreshold of Masailand. The name Amboseli comes from the Masai word em-posel for the salty dust found on the seasonallyflooded Amboseli lake. When it rains, the water is only ankle deep. The lake bed extends beyond the park across the borderinto neighbouring Tanzania. Crisscrossed by countless animal tracks during the dry season it is noted for its astonishingmirages where grotesque shapes seen in the shimmering haze turn out to be a distant animal. The Enkongo Narok swamp andother permanent swamps which divide the grey landscape into broad swathes are favoured resorts for buffalo, hippo andelephant.

Meals and overnight at AMBOSELI SERENA SAFARI LODGE (FB)

Day 8: Amboseli National Park to Lake Naivasha via NairobiEnjoy your last views of Mt. Kilimanjaro as you devour a scrumptious breakfast before departing for LakeNaivasha. Stop over en-route in Nairobi at Anghiti Restaurant for some authentic Indian cuisine, a mostwelcome break. Arrive in Naivasha after lunch and check in to your hotel. After freshening up, proceed onto Crescent Island, an ornithological paradise, for a guided walk on the island amongst the giraffe andother plains game such as the water bucks, wildebeest, impalas, gazelles, zebras, etc., definitely a haven ofpeace and tranquillity. Return afterwards to the lodge. Meals and overnight at LAKE NAIVASHA SOPALODGE (FB)


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On the southern shores of Lake Naivasha, is Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge. The lake is the second largest fresh water lakewithin Africa's Great Rift Valley amidst bathing hippo. The lake teems with fresh water fish both for fishing and sport. This isthe safari traveler's place of relaxation and rejuvenation; a perfect blend of luxury and safari spirit. Here the avid birdwatcher sees paradise in a vast array of exotic bird life. The lake region is host to distinctive herds of plains game and theelusive black faced Colobus monkey. The lodge has a total of 21 cottages, consisting of 4 rooms each, making a total of 84rooms all with a panoramic view of the lodge environs and the lake. Luxuriously appointed rooms feature spacious sunkenlounges, while upper floor rooms have their own private balcony on which to relax, sunbathe, or view game. All rooms are en-

suite. The guest amenities in the rooms include complimentary bottled water and the bathroom amenities include a hairdryer,daily fresh linen and evening turn-down service. In addition, the lodge has a swimming pool, a Pizza and Grill restaurant, anda poolside snack bar.

Day 9: Lake Naivasha to Masai Mara Game ReserveAfter an early breakfast at the lodge proceed on to the world famous Masai Mara Game Reserve, alsobranded as the 08th wonder of the world, driving through the scenic Great Rift Valley. Arrive at KeekorokLodge for a well deserved lunch. After lunch, proceed on to your lodge with a short game drive en-route.Spend the rest of your evening at leisure. Meals and overnight at MARA SERENA SAFARI LODGE(FB)


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Secreted deep within the Masai Mara National Reserve, the Mara Serena Safari Lodge is the ultimate safari destination. Sethigh on a bush-cloaked hill, embraced by arcing vistas and washed by a sea of richly rolling grasslands, it stands centre-stageto one of Africas most dramatic wildlife arenas and has a ringside seat for the greatest wildlife show on Earth, the legendarymigration of the wildebeest. Drawing its inspiration from the traditional Masai cultural motif of a cluster of domed, mud-coloured huts encircled by a Boma of brushwood, the Mara Serena offers a rare blend of raw African splendor andsumptuous sophistication. The essentially ethnic dcor also draws on a vibrant colour-palette of sun-burst colours,

embellished by a unique selection of Masai art to create the look and feel of a traditional bush encampment. The lodge features individual rooms, each with their own balcony and view of eternity, a sky-blue swimming pool and a spectacularrestaurant, overlooking a water hole where a fantasia of creatures collect to drink.

Day 10: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveEnjoy unlimited game drives in the Mara with the driver / vehicle at your disposal. You could opt formorning and afternoon game drives or alternatively enjoy a full day game drive in the reserve with picnicbreakfast / lunch.

The Mara a vast area of undulating plains incepted by the Mara River and its tributaries, is the jewel of Kenyas wildlifeviewing areas. It is probably the last part of East Africa where the Big Five (elephant, buffalo, rhino, lion & leopard) can be

seen. Its spectacular herds of plains game swelled in the dry season by hundreds of thousands of wildebeest & zebra are secondto none. Wildlife migrates seasonally between the reserve and the adjacent dispersal area occupied by the local Masai people.

Return to your lodge in the evening and spend the rest of your time at leisure. Meals and overnight atMARA SERENA SAFARI LODGE (FB)

Day 11: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveEnjoy an early morning breakfast before meeting with a team of scouts and armed rangers who will takeyou on a small anti-poaching patrol within the Mara. Enjoy a picnic lunch at a scenic location beforeproceeding to a Masai Village to view the lifestyle and culture of the local Masai community and to top itup you shall be entertained with a Masai dance. Enjoy a game drive en-route to the lodge to end your day.

Meals and overnight at MARA SERENA SAFARI LODGE (FB)

Anti-poaching patrol...

Day 12: Full day in Masai Mara Game ReserveEarly breakfast at the lodge before checking out and proceeding to Mara Bush Camp. Enjoy a game driveen-route to your camp. Arrive in time for lunch. After lunch, embark on your last game drive within theMara. Return to the camp in the evening and spend the rest of your time at leisure. Meals and overnightat MARA BUSH CAMP (FB)


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The Great Migration a yearly trek by almost two million Wildebeest from Tanzanias Serengeti plains to the world famousMaasai Mara Ecosystem in Kenya. Right in the path of this Natural Wonder of the World lies Mara Bush Camp, offering you everything desired in an authentic safari experience. Mara Bush Camp is a mobile camp which is discreetly tuckedaway in a riverine forest on the banks of the seasonal Olare Orok River. Mara Bush Camp is small & offers personalizedservices while providing all amenities to make clients feel at home. Get spoilt after an exhilarating day out in the bush in yourluxurious walkin tent with a spacious verandah overlooking the Olare Orok & its numerous hippos. All 10 luxury riverfront tents have been placed far enough apart to guarantee complete tranquility & privacy. The tents have en-suite flushing

toilet and sink unit in the bathroom with running water, hot bucket showers, 1 liter of Mineral water daily to brush yourteeth, and towels & shampoo / conditioner & liquid wash soap. A fully equipped Mess tent is situated close by, where allmeals are served. Adjoining, is a luxurious and comfortable Lounge Tent, where one can meet up with other clients toexchange safari experiences and highlights of the day or catch up on reading a book from the in-house library. A Sundownercocktail will help you unwind in front of a cozy campfire under the African stars with all its sounds of nature. All meals atthe camp are freshly prepared by the camp's head chef, offering buffet lunches and set a la carte dinners. Mara Bush Camp isnot fenced, therefore Maasai Moranis (warriors) will look out for your safety while you are sleeping. The camp is for thevisitor who appreciates simplicity and privacy away from mass tourism and wants to enjoy an authentic safari experiencerather than a large, crowded lodge with swimming pool & entertainment.

Day 13: Masai Mara Game Reserve to Lake Nakuru National ParkEarly breakfast at the lodge and depart thereafter for Lake Nakuru National Park, driving once againthrough the scenic Great Rift Valley. Arrive at your lodge in time for a late lunch. In the afternoon,embark on your first game drive within the park.

Lake Nakuru National Park is the second most visited National Park within Kenya after Masai Mara especially because ofthe great number of pink flamingos that envelop the lake. There is also a large number of White Rhinos present in the parkamongst other plains game. Established as Kenyas first Rhino sanctuary, the park now hosts one of the largest Black Rhinoconcentrations in the country while substantial numbers of White Rhino have also been introduced. The park is pleasurableto drive around due to its easy to follow topography and good roads. Dubbed the greatest bird spectacle on earth due to the


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millions of fuchsia-pink flamingo that flock to feed on the algae of its alkaline waters, Lake Nakuru is also an ornithologists paradise, a uniquely rewarding game viewing venue. The park offers an incredible 450 species of water, fish-eating,terrestrial, and migratory birds to include pelican, fish eagle, secretary bird, heron, egret, hammerkop and grebe.

Afterwards, return to the lodge in the evening and spend the rest of your time at leisure. Meals andovernight at SAROVA LION HILL LODGE (FB)

Situated in the heart of the Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru is one of Kenya's most famous soda lakes. A major feature of this park

is the birdlife, particularly the thousands of flamingos. A rhino sanctuary also provides the opportunity to see the greatlyendangered black rhino. Sarova Lion Hill overlooks the lake, offering a unique vantage point. Each of the 64 superblyappointed chalets has a separate lounge and secluded verandah with views over the lake and the distant hills. They offer aprivate toilet and shower, mosquito nets and electricity. The lodge restaurant and bar open onto a large viewing deck withpanoramic views. The lodge also has a swimming pool, sauna, laundry service, curio and gift shop, and a medical clinic.

Day 14: Lake Nakuru National Park to NairobiEnjoy an early morning game drive in the park before returning to your lodge for breakfast. Departthereafter for Nairobi. Arrive in Nairobi in the afternoon and proceed to Sarova Panafric Hotel for a dayroom to freshen up. Afterwards, proceed on to the famous Carnivore Restaurant for a late lunch whereyou will be spoilt with the different varieties of meat served; all cooked to perfection in the African Style!

Alternatively, enjoy a tantalizing Italian cuisine at the famous Mediterraneo Restaurant. Return to yourhotel and check out in the evening by 1800hrs and proceed to the airport to catch your internationalflight back home, ending what we hope was an unforgettable safari experience in Kenya!

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Cost of safari based on a minimum of 06 pax for 13 nights, 14 days safari:

Rate in US Dollars:Rate per person sharing in a double US$ 4,090.00Single room supplement US$ 890.00Rate per child sharing with parents in a double US$ 2,690.00

Rate in British Pounds:Rate per person sharing in a double UK 2,050.00Single room supplement UK 450.00Rate per child sharing with parents in a double UK 1,350.00

Rate in Euros:Rate per person sharing in a double EURO 2,650.00Single room supplement EURO 570.00Rate per child sharing with parents in a double EURO 1,750.00

The above rates are inclusive of:

Transportation and exclusive use of a 4 x 4 safari equipped Toyota Landcruiser Experienced English speaking driver / guide Unlimited game drives in all the above mentioned national parks and game reserves Two nights bed and breakfast accommodation at Sarova Panafric Hotel Full day excursion within Nairobi Visit to Daphne Sheldriks Elephant Nursery & Giraffe Centre Lunch at Utamaduni Two nights full board accommodation at Voi Wildlife Lodge Visit to Iviani Primary School Tree planting exercise One night full board accommodation at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge Two nights full board accommodation at Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge Lunch at Anghiti Restaurant (authentic Indian restaurant) One night full board accommodation at Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge Guided walk on Crescent Island Lunch at Keekorok Lodge Three nights full board accommodation at Mara Serena Safari Lodge Short anti-poaching patrol with armed rangers and experienced trekkers Visit to the Masai village One night full board accommodation at Mara Bush Camp One night full board accommodation at Sarova Lion Hill Lodge Day rooms at Sarova Panafric Hotel Lunch at Carnivore / Mediterraneo Restaurant Park fees for yourselves in all the above mentioned national parks & game reserves Entrance fees to Daphne Sheldriks, Giraffe Centre, Crescent Island & Masai Village Pick up and drop off from the airport in Nairobi


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The above rates are exclusive of: Any items of personal nature such as beverages, laundry, telephone calls, souvenirs, etc International flights and visas to Kenya Tips / gratuities for the driver / guide & camp / lodge staff Travel / medical / evacuation insurance Change in itinerary

Any extras not mentioned above such as extra meals or activities

PLEASE NOTE: All the above rates are subject to change and availability at the time of confirmation dueto unforeseen fluctuations in fuel, park fees, VAT etc. In case of unavailability of the camps / lodgesmentioned, we will substitute with similar facilities. Kindly note if there is a reduction in the number ofpax the cost will change accordingly.

Optional Extra:

Balloon Safari:This safari can be offered in Masai Mara Game Reserve & Amboseli National Park. You will be picked upfrom your lodge early morning to embark on an epic one hour flight above the reserve or park. Uponlanding, you will be spoilt to a champagne bush breakfast followed by a short game drive back to thelodge.

Please contact us for more details and rates for the above.

Contact details:

BUY & FLY TRAVEL AND TOURSTel: +254 20 3875428Fax: +254 20 3861172Email: [email protected]

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