JT005KWLS -7 DAYS
KENYA LODGE SAFARI, ABERDARES, SWEETWATERS, LAKE NAKURU AND MAASAI MARA
Arrive at the
Nairobi international airport, JKIA, transfer to the Norfolk hotel for an
overnight.
Day 1.Aberdares The Aberdare ranges lie
at an altitude of about 2134-4268 m and is home to the first tree hotel in
Africa and harbors significant memories in world history. In 1952, Queen
Elizabeth 11 learnt of her accession to the British throne while she was a
guest at the Tree Tops Lodge following the death of her father King George
V1. It is also at the nearby town of Nyeri that lays the remains and tomb of
Lord Baden Powel, the founder of the Worldwide Boy Scouts Movement.Ark tree hotel, view
wildlife from the veranda (balcony), overnight at the Ark. BLD Day 2 Day 3 Mount Kenya Safari Club . BLD
Day 4-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.
Lake Nakuru Lodge .
BLD Day 5-Sweetwater's
Mara Safari Club . BLD Day 6 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.Mara
Safari Club . BLD Day 7
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