Explore the Kenyan Rush with this amazing 7-Day Kenya Safari

Day 1: Arrival at Nairobi and afterward visiting the Maasai Mara

From Nairobi, you'll be headed to the Maasai Mara. Appreciate a long evening diversion drive before putting in the night at either Oloshaiki Camp or Fig Tree. The two choices offer an individual ordeal and eminent settlement that is encompassed commonly. Also, what nature! Out on the fields, a cheetah painstakingly stalks its prey, disguising itself before quickening towards the Impala with unrivaled speed.

Day 2: Spending the whole day in the exploration of Maasai Mara

A recreation center like the Maasai Mara must be relished. Your first diversion drive is a tornado of sights and incitements. Eyes filter and are never fully beyond any doubt where to settle, and the sheer convergence of warm-blooded creatures leaves everybody in an adrenalin-filled fever. On your second day in the Mara, there's a lot of time to unwind and completely welcome the rich scene. See the monster crowds, yet set aside an opportunity to respect the captivating exchanges that are everlastingly being played out. Tumultuous youthful guys battle for mating rights. Small zebra foals are adoringly supported by careful moms. Bull elephants fold their ears in pride disobedience, declining to leave the waterhole before their more distant family has had enough to drink. In a few stops, there is a distraction with recognizing the Big Five. In the Maasai Mara, there is such a great amount of going on that any tick-list leaves the window.

Day 3: Checking out the stupendous beauty of the Lake Nakuru

Flamingos give an emotional welcome to Lake Nakuru, over a million of them swimming in the shallows and turning the lakeshore a clear pink. Imperious clifftops look down on this national stop, the beautiful flamingos compared with a rich blue lake and energetic stretches of Savannah. Review the scenes from above, and ensure your eyes are chimed for the birds that easily take off through the skies. After breakfast you'll travel north from the Maasai Mara, driving towards Lake Nakuru, ostensibly Kenya's most wonderful national save. More than 400 types of winged creatures offer a wandering soundtrack; kingfishers and hamerkops sing from the treetops, while cormorants and heron screech from the shallows. Down other than the lakeshore the sheer quantities of flamingos challenge your eyes, and their splendid pink finds another complexity; this time the sharp high contrast stripes of zebra crowds.

Day 4: Getting Closer to the Elephants and other wild animals of Kilimanjaro at Amboseli National Park

Africa's most noteworthy mountain gives the setting to Amboseli, the snow-topped Uhuru Peak plainly noticeable over the level savannah. Extraordinary elephant crowds wander over this land, their particular shapes giving a brilliant complexity on any photograph of Mount Kilimanjaro. On one hand, Amboseli offers a little and reduced safari encounter, the plentiful natural life effectively discovered congregating around marshes and dried out lake beds. However, it's additionally an open place of quiet excellence. Little looks at to unwinding on a verandah and viewing the elephants wander underneath Mount Kilimanjaro. After an early breakfast, you'll drive towards Amboseli where your night's settlement is at the Amboseli Serena.

Day 5: Acquaint Yourself with The Big Five and laugh amongst the quarreling Hippos at Tsavo West National Park

Traveling east towards Mombassa, your next safari stop is the dusty scenes of Tsavo West. Territories of high field make this a perfect spot for predators, the huge felines ready to effectively approach without being spotted. Elephants and giraffe meander crosswise over expansive red swathes of dry shake. Hartebeest and kudu drink from shrinking waterholes, while the everyday sightings of wild ox and giraffe proceed. You will put in the night at the luxurious Kilaguni Serena Lodge, another cabin that consolidates an individual touch with a watchful tender loving care.

Day 6: Visit the large and never-ending Savannahs of Tsavo East National Park

Parts of Tsavo East can be creepily calm. As you twist through the meager trees it appears this is a devastating scene. There is as much natural life in this national stop as is anyplace else in Kenya. However, Tsavo East covers a colossal zone, and hunting down these matchless sightings is an exciting knowledge. An hour can go with just sightings of elephants, giraffe, and zebra. Notwithstanding when the Savannah offers the approach to open meadow, there doesn't give off an impression of being whatever else to discover. Be that as it may, turn another corner and an expansive lion pride is hectically devouring an impala remain. A tricky jackal holds up adjacent wanting to rummage a few remains. Heading out you spot scattered impressions. Reedbuck and oryx are among the scared crowd beating a fast withdraw from the felines.

Day 7: Get on with a final Safari before Transfer to Mombasa and Departure

Make the most of your last morning awakening encompassed by Kenya's excellent unsettled areas. An early morning diversion drive is a special reward, a last opportunity to relish the charms of an untamed creature world. Then you will be transferred to Mombasa from where you can depart to your native places.