7 Days Authentic Kenyan Safari
fromThis adventurous itinerary takes you on a diverse exploration of some of the best wildlife safari areas in Kenya and all of Africa.
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Vacation Style Holiday Type
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Activity Level Leisurely
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Group Size Large Group
This adventurous itinerary takes you on a diverse exploration of some of the best wildlife safari areas in Kenya and all of Africa. Your luxury Kenya safari begins in the northern lands of the Samburu tribe, where you will enjoy an active and varied safari, while experiencing the colourful Samburu culture.
You can also go in search for the magnificent ‘Samburu 5’ including Grevy’s Zebra, Reticulated Giraffe, Beisa Oryx, Gerenuk and Somali Ostrich, which can only be found in this part of Kenya.
Next you will enjoy the spectacular game viewing in the unparalleled Masai mara, a world renowned region and Kenya’s classic ‘Big 5’ safari destination.
The big game wildlife viewing is utterly awe inspiring and you’ll have the opportunity to spot lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo and rhino on day or night game drives, thrilling foot safaris, or by the air on a spellbinding hot air balloon safari.
You’ll be staying in a choice of handpicked luxury safari lodges and camps, offering lavish suites, delicious gourmet meals, stunning vistas, fantastic wildlife activities and special cultural experiences within the nearby local Masai villages.
- All meals on safari
- Accommodation throughout your safari
- Unlimited supply of bottle water in safari vehicle
- All transfers as indicated in the itinerary
- All government taxes included
- AMREF flying doctors evacuation
- Services of an English speaking driver/guide
- Guaranteed window seat throughout safari
- All national park fees, conservancy fees and hotel taxes
- Any optional activities are not included
- Accommodation on the day before the tour departs
- Accommodation on the last day
- Visa fee
- Hot air balloon
- Boat ride
- Masai village visit
- International flights
- All items of personal nature and not mentioned in the itinerary, for instance phone calls and shopping
- Tips to hotel staff and Driver/Guide (Tipping is normal in Kenya – if you are satisfied with the service, a suitable tip is normally around 5%, and USD 10 per person/per day for the driver/guide)
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All the camps and lodges that we use in Africa supply filtered and bottled water. We do encourage people not to over use the bottled water, for environmental reasons; it is always a good idea to take a personal water flask with you, which can be filled up by the camps clean water supply
If you are going to buy a new camera for your African safari, then I suggest you buy a digital SLR camera. Both Nikon and Canon produce very good, affordable digital SLRs. You will need a good size telephoto zoom lens, at the very least a 200mm lens, and ideally a 300mm lens. Nikon and Canon also have lenses with new technology called Vibration Reduction on Nikon and Image Stabilization with Canon. These lenses have a feature which you can turn on to reduce the old problem of camera shake.
Binoculars are very important. You will not always have the animals under your nose! A good pair of 8 x 30 or 8 x 42 would be ideal. The small pocket pairs can become frustrating to use unless they are a very good make.