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Five days Amboseli and Masai Mara Safari.

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Five days Amboseli Safari – Lake Nakuru  and  Maasai Mara Safari.

Day 1: Nairobi – Amboseli

Depart Nairobi Hotel early morning by scheduled road to the Amboseli National Park for a Amboseli Safari adventure. On arrival with game drive en-route to the Lodge for check-in followed by lunch at the lodge. Set in the heart of Amboseli National Park, the lodge is almost camouflaged in the surrounding bushes as it is built to resemble a homestead. After lunch game drive until sunset in the expansive Amboseli plains which are home to herds of elephants that feed on the large acacia trees. Overnight at the Kilima Camp.

Day 2. Amboseli Full Day.

After breakfast, proceed for an early morning pre-breakfast game drive. Return to the camp or lodge for breakfast. After breakfast proceed for another game drive where plains game namely zebra, wildebeest, giraffe and various antelopes can be seen. You will have a lunch and leisure break at the lodge or campsite then end with an evening game drive, looking out for the peak of Kilimanjaro which may be seen during clear weather from the observation hill. Large herds of elephants and hippo can be seen bathing in the swamp grounds whose waters source is Mt., Kilimanjaro. Dinner and overnight at the Kilima Camp.

Day 3. Amboseli – Lake Nakuru.

After breakfast leave the Lodge and depart for Nakuru. L. Nakuru is renowned for it’s large variety of world famous birds. Its possible to see other game such as Rhino, Waterbucks, Impala, Buffalo and Gazelle in the surrounding gardens. Dinner and overnight at Hotel water buck..

Day 4:  Lake Nakuru –  Masai Mara

After early breakfast, proceed to Masai Mara Game Reserve. With lunch en-route you are transferred to the lodge for check-in. Manyata Camp  built like a Masai village has a spectacular view of the wildlife around it, especially the famous annual wildebeest migration. After lunch go on a game drive in the rolling grassy hills until sunset in search of African wildlife. You will encounter elephants, lion, cheetah, buffalo, giraffe, African birds, hippo, crocodile, vultures, African birds of prey, wildebeest, Hyena. Dinner and overnight at the Lodge.

Day 5: Masai Mara

With your packed lunch you will venture into the wild for a full day gamedrive. Enjoying nature, searching for the big five and many more wildlife, lunch will be served at the Mara river banks. The more adventures ones may want to go on a balloon safari. After lunch you will continue with your game drive until sunset. Dinner and overnight at the  camp.

Day 6: Masai Mara – Nairobi – Mombasa.

Early morning game drive and after breakfast drive back to Nairobi. Arriving late in the afternoon.  This will be the end of the safari.

The best 5 days Amboseli National Park safari and Masai Mara Safari.

 

 

Overview

Overview

Picture this, elephants strolling right past your jeep, their giant ears flapping. A pride of lions napping in the shade, bellies full after a hunt. The endless, golden savannah stretching out. Ready to switch off your screen and trade it for that real-life epicness? Kenya safari got your back. Now, the big question, is it an Amboseli safari or a Masai Mara safari? Both are awesome and that’s why we at bongo safari are offering the chance to visit the areas in one trip. so, let's break it down so you can know in advance what adventure awaits you.

Amboseli is all about two things – elephants galore, and jaw-dropping views of Mount Kilimanjaro. It's smaller than the Masai Mara, but boy, does it pack a punch. You'll be snapping pics non-stop. If you're an elephant lover, this place is a dream come true.

Think of the Masai Mara as the wildlife mecca of Kenya. It's huge, and it's got everything: the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo), wildebeests stampeding across the plains, you name it. If you want that classic safari experience with tons of animals, this is your spot. Oh, and if you time it right, you might catch the Great Migration – seriously mind-blowing.

Amboseli feels a bit more intimate, almost like you've got the park to yourself sometimes. Masai Mara can be busier, but that buzz has its own excitement. It's all down to what you prefer.

Hold your horses (or zebras) – doing it yourself is an option, but using a reputable tour company in Kenya such as Bongo safari could save you some serious stress. They know the lay of the land and can find you the right camps and guides to make your trip truly special.

Either way, Kenya's calling.  So get ready for a wild adventure you won't forget.

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