Author: Geoffreys Travels

1. Maasai Mara

Kenya’s most popular game sanctuary having been recognized as the 8 th
Wonder of the world. It is also the home of the famed Maasai people, a
unique and popular tribe due to their long-preserved culture. Despite
education, civilization and western cultural influences, the Maasai
people have clung to their traditional way of life making them a symbol
of Kenyan culture. You will have game drives to suit your wishes
hunting for the big game to be shot only through your camera lenses.
Always looking out for the elusive “Big Five” i.e., Lion, Elephant, Buffalo
and the extremely rare and shy black rhino and leopard. Mara is also
home to over 350 species of birds.

2.Amboseli Safari

Amboseli is famous for its scenery with a backdrop of snow-capped
Mount Kilimanjaro which is the highest peak mountain in Africa (5,895
meters above sea level) followed by Mount Kenya (5,199 meters above
sea level). Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcanic mountain with
spectacular landscapes and amazing photographic scenery, which is
situated across the border in Tanzania. Amboseli national park is a
famous place for being home of the large free- ranging elephants and
other wild animals like, Cheetahs, Lions, Leopards, Bat Eared Fox, zebra,
Giraffe, different types of antelopes among other wild animals.

3. Samburu Safari

Samburu is a name of Masai origin ‘Samburr’ being a traditional leather
bag for carrying honey and milk. The region is characterized by vast,
open landscapes, dried riverbeds (depending on the season of the year)
and red volcanic soil. Rock outcroppings contrast against the dense
woodland vegetation along the banks of Ewaso Nyiro meaning ‘River of
brown water’, the river that gives life to the reserve.
The area is home to the famous Samburu people who are closely
related to the Masai in the South. Both have retained their old cultural
tradition and have defied passage of time and civilization.

Samburu is renowned for its rare species of fauna known as the
‘Samburu five’. These five particular animals are usually only found
north of the equator – the long-necked gerenuk, the reticulated giraffe
which is characterized by its liver-colored geometric patches defined by
narrow white lines, the Grevy zebra which is bigger than the common
zebra and looks more like a horse, the Beisa oryx with black horizontal
stripe running across its lower flank and the Somali ostrich males which
have blue-grey necks and thighs.

What included.
 Accommodation and meals on full bond
 Transport 4×4
 Experienced tour driver and a guide
 All park fees
 Mineral water

What not included

 All International Airfares and Taxes
 Anything of a personal nature e.g., Laundry
 All drinks at the lodges and Camps
 Tips and Gratuities
 Medical expense

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