Highlights of Kenya & Great Migration Safari

The group arrives at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). Participants are met by a representative of African Diurnal Safaris transferred to your own booked hotel in Nairobi

Departing from Nairobi after breakfast, you’ll drive some three hours south through the Masai
lands and arrive at Amboseli National Park. The name Amboseli in Maa means place of water,
and it reveals its true nature. You’ll arrive there in time for either a picnic lunch within the park or a hot lunch at your lodge. Once you’ve refueled, it’s time to head out into the park for an afternoon game drive where you’ll see herds of wildebeests and zebras, proud lions, skulking hyenas, a variety of antelopes, and some of Kenya’s largest herds of elephants – all set against the startling backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro.
After the sun has set, you’ll retire to your lodge for dinner.

Known as the Royal Court of Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park offers unparalleled views of
Mount Kilimanjaro – Africa’s tallest mountain. For the absolute best views, you’ll have to wake
up for the sunrise. The early morning sun casts Kilimanjaro in a fantastic light, turning its snows pink and its mountainside a deep purple that has to be seen to be believed. It makes a remarkable setting for your breakfast. You’ll also enjoy excellent game-viewing conditions on your early morning game drive, with predators such as lions and leopards much more active in these low-light, cooler conditions. After your game drive has been completed, you’ll head for Lake Naivasha to your selected lodge for dinner and overnight.

After a great breakfast, you’ll embark on a boat for a ride on this vast freshwater lake that lays at the highest elevation of the Kenyan Rift Valley at 1884 meters and is home to many animal
species. Along the ride, you’ll observe the hippos and birds before reaching Crescent Island. In
the conservatory upon the island you’ll walk among zebras, giraffes, buffaloes, and monkeys in
their natural environment, without fear of predators. The lake view is quite unparallel – besides all the inhabitants, you will gaze on shores of blooming flowers and the peaks of the Great rift.
After returning to the lake’s shore, you’ll head for Masai Mara. You’ll arrive at your selected
lodge for dinner.

Wake before the dawn for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness a Masai Mara sunrise.
After a quick cup of coffee, you’ll head out into the park to watch as the sun sets fire to the
savannah and the big cats take advantage of the morning cool to search for a meal. Alternatively, you can take to the skies with a hot air balloon safari that will see you soar above
all of the action before setting down on the plains for a champagne breakfast among the wildlife. Ask your safari expert about adding a hot air balloon adventure to your safari. You’ll then return to your lodge for a late breakfast before packing a picnic lunch and heading back out into the park for a day-long exploration of the Masai Mara.
After a day full of excitement, you’ll return to your lodge for overnight and dinner.

You’ll start your day with an early breakfast and take in the beautiful vistas of the Masai Mara
while waving goodbye. Picnic lunch on the way to Nairobi will round up your nature and
wildlife experience before bringing you back to your hotel in Nairobi or transferred to Jomo
Kenyatta International Airport for your onward travel.