Best 16 Days Nairobi - Samburu National Reserve Holiday Package

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Arrive at any time. There are no planned activities until an evening welcome meeting.

Samburu Campsite 3

Travel to Samburu National Reserve in time for an afternoon wildlife safari drive. Visit a Samburu village en route.
Depart Nairobi and drive north through the farmlands of the Kikuyu people, passing Mt Kenya, Africa’s second highest mountain (5199 m17,060 ft).

Just outside the national reserve, visit a local Samburu village. Similar in appearance to the Masai but less known, the Samburu are a proud warrior tribe. Watch traditional Samburu dancing, and learn about Samburu tribal life and customs. The walk within the village is run by Samburu tribesmen for the benefit of the community.

Continue to Samburu National Reserve, a wildlife haven to many species rarely found elsewhere.

Enjoy an afternoon wildlife safari drive in search of large elephant and big cat populations living within this wild part of Kenya.

Samburu Campsite 3

Spend a full day on safari in search of Samburu’s special five.
A full day wildlife safari drive to spot a group of animals only seen north of the equator, such as the beisa oryx, Somali ostrich, Grevy’s zebra, the majestic reticulated giraffe, and the long-necked gerenuk, a graceful antelope that stands upright on its hind legs to feed on tall bushes.

Nderit Campsite 3

Descend into the Great Rift Valley enjoying stunning views of the escarpment on the way.
Nakuru, meaning /“dusty place/” in the Maasai language, is a cheerful and vibrant agricultural town with a variety of colorful local markets.

Camp outside the town at the edge of Lake Nakuru National Park, the area/’s principal highlight and best natural attraction. Time and weather permitting, there may be an opportunity to visit a local tea farm and see how the tea is grown, picked and produced.

Nderit Campsite 3

Embark on a safari within Lake Nakuru National Park, in search of the resident black rhino, buffalo, impala, and the elusive leopard.

Kenia Campsite 3

Travel to the Masai Mara National Reserve. Search for the big five on an afternoon wildlife safari drive.
Depart for the world famous Masai Mara National Reserve. With its vast open plains and distinctive flat-topped acacia trees, no visit to Kenya would be complete without a visit to this reserve.

Arrive in the afternoon and get settled at the permanent tented camp, the base for exploring the Mara.

Head into the reserve for an afternoon wildlife safari drive.

Kenia Campsite 3

Enjoy a day on safari. Opt to take to the skies on a balloon safari.
Rise early for a wildlife safari drive during the best time to spot animals and criss cross the rolling hills of the African savannah. With a full day to explore the area, we can cover a lot of ground. If time allows, visit the Mara River area.

Opt to go for a balloon safari for a new perspective over the beautiful landscape.

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Enjoy a final wildlife safari drive before the journey back to Nairobi.
Enjoy one last opportunity to spot the big five.

Visit the G for Good supported Ubuntu Cafe for lunch, before heading back to Nairobi.

In Nairobi there’s some time to buy local handicrafts or check out a bit of the city.

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Travel from one bustling East African capital city to another. Relax in Kampala and await the second part of this epic adventure.

Kluges Guest Farm 3

Take the scenic route to Fort Portal at the edge of Kibale National Park. Spend the night on a guest farm listening to the sounds of monkeys and birds.

Kluges Guest Farm 3

Explore the evergreen rain forest and trek to spot chimps in the morning or afternoon. Enjoy a traditional lunch in the Bigodi Community.
Opt to venture deep into the wetlands to spot more wildlife on a guided walk through the Bigodi Wetlands Sanctuary.

Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge 3

Continue on to Queen Elizabeth NP, stopping at the equator. Head out on a wildlife safari drive in the afternoon. Keep your eyes peeled for warthogs, elephants, buffalo, five different species of primates, and hippos.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is characterized by open savannah, large areas of swamp around Lake George, the extensive Maramagambo Forest in the southeast, and the forested Kyambura Gorge along the border with Kyambura Game Reserve.

Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge 3

Take an early morning wildlife safari drive and enjoy lunch inside the park. Opt for an evening cruise along the Kazinga Channel.
Enjoy a wildlife safari drive with possible sightings of buffaloes, water bucks, warthogs, lions, leopards, hyenas, giant forest hogs, and elephants.

Rushaga Gorilla Camp 3

Enjoy the scenic drive south, with views of forests, volcanoes and lakes. Spend the night on the edge of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Rushaga Gorilla Camp 3

Rise early for the tour’s main highlight /– gorilla trekking!
Head into Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to meet the park rangerguide for orientation. Embark on the trek, which can vary in length and difficulty, depending on the location of the gorilla family that’s being visited. Spend 1 hr (max) observing these beautiful and endangered creatures, a truly privileged experience. Trek back and return to town. Enjoy free time in the afternoon.

Cross the border into Rwanda, then head to the capital city, Kigali. Visit the genocide museum to learn more about the dark history of this fascinating country. Enjoy lunch at the G Adventures supported Nyamirambo Women’s Center. Tour ends on arrival at hotel.