KENYA CAMPING SAFARI TOUR WITH
MOMBASA EXTENSION Day 1: Nairobi/Maasai
Mara This reserve is Kenya’s most popular game
sanctuary, most famous and visited game reserve in Kenya. The park adjoins
the Serengeti park of Tanzania. A land of undulating hills and rolling
grasslands supports a huge animal population. During the months of July to
September, millions of wildebeests and zebras migration overflow into the
Mara from the Serengeti national park in Tanzania. The black manned lion
dominated the Mara, cheetahs, elephants, cape buffaloes, giraffe, gazelle,
antelope and many other plains game are to be found here.
Day 2: Maasai
Mara Day 3: Maasai
Mara Day 4: Maasai
Mara / Naivasha A very picturesque fresh water lake. There is
good fishing, boat trips or a visit to the crescent island. Nearby is the
dramatic hells gate gorge reserve over shadowed by the mysterious Longonot.
Hells gate is ideal for nature walks of between 1 to 5 hours, amongst the
wildlife. Day 5:
lake Naivasha/ lake Nakuru This lake offers one of the world's most
spectacular wildlife sights, that of brilliant pink flamingos as far as the
eye can see. When conditions are right, between one and two million lesser
and greater flamingos feed around the shores of the shallow soda lake,
together with tens of thousands of other birds. The best place to view the
birds is from Baboon Cliff, where you can look out over the dazzling fringe
of pink around the lake's shores. But be warned: you are not guaranteed to
see this ornithological extravaganza - there are times when the lake
conditions change and the birds move on to other soda lakes. So check first
before renting a car. Lake Nakuru was declared a national park in 1961 and
it now covers an area of some 200 kmē. Here you will also see warthog,
waterbuck and large numbers of impala. Other slightly shyer residents
include buffalo, Rothschild giraffe, eland, lion, leopard and black rhino.
It goes without saying that this is a bird watchers paradise.
Day 6:
lake nakuru /bogoria Lying between Baringo and Nakuru, is this soda
lake a favorite nesting site for the flamingos and where hot sulfur springs
abounds. There is also a small herd of greater kudu.
Day 7: Samburu The highlight of this Reserve is the
spectacular scenic beauty, rivers and forest. The local people have very
rich and colorful cultural heritage. Wildlife includes, leopards, hippos,
elephants, lions, reticulated giraffes, grevy’s zebras, bongos and
crocodiles in the Uaso Nyiro River.
Day 8: Samburu Day 9: Samburu/Mount.
Kenya These parks and game reserves are part of the
most fascinating sanctuaries in terms of scenic splendors and the great
variety of wildlife. Mount Kenya N. Park lies at an altitude of
approximately 3,400m – 5,200m. It offers mountain attractions and flora &
fauna found at different altitudes. The wildlife includes colobus monkeys,
bushbucks, elephants, olive baboon, waterbucks, leopards, giant forest hogs,
genet cats, hyena and the elusive bongo.
Day 10: Mt.
Kenya/Amboseli via Nairobi Day 11:
Amboseli This national park covers 1260sq kilometers and
lies on the border of Kenya and Tanzania. A real gem of the park situated
right at the foot of Africa’s highest mountain Kilimanjaro 5895m. Elephants
abounds in the forest and swamps feeding on the lush grasses. Cheetah,
giraffes, impalas, leopards, zebras, wonder on the open plains. It is
definitely photography’s paradise! Day 12:
Amboseli / Tsavo West
Tsavo National Park [over 20,000 sq.
km] is the largest game sanctuary in the world comprising of Tsavo East,
Tsavo West, Chyulu Hills & the world’s largest lava flow. It is located half
way between Mombasa and Nairobi. The outstanding features are the huge
populations of red elephants, which derive their red colorings from the rich
red earth of the park. Other wildlife to be seen includes, buffaloes,
rhinos, lions, hippos, leopards, crocodiles, kudus, gerenuks, zebras and
many more plains game. The park has over [500] species of birds].
Day 13: Tsavo
West/Tsavo East
After
breakfast, drive to Tsavo East which is
renowned for its large numbers of elephants
and the famous Man eating Lions (during the
building of the Kenya/Uganda Railway in
1890). Lunch on arrival. Game drive Dinner
and overnight at the campsite/lodge. Day 14: Mombasa
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