8 Nights 9 Days Samburu, Mt Kenya, Lake Nakuru, Maasai Mara
Day 2 & 3: Samburu (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Day 4: Samburu – Mt Kenya (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Day 5: Mt Kenya – Nakuru Enjoy the scenery, Kenya's BIG 4 + millions of Flamingos (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Day 6: Nakuru – Mara The 8th Wonder of The World (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Day 7 & 8: Maasai Mara Best park in Kenya (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Day 9: Maasai Mara – Nairobi (Breakfast)
Accommodation: Sarova Shaba Lodge, Green Hills Hotel Nyeri, Sarova Lion Hill Lodge, Siana Springs Tented Camp or its equivalent
TOUR VAN PACKAGE
Low season KES 284,900 per couple
High season KES 298,300 per couple
Peak season KES 321,600 per couple
SELF DRIVE PACKAGE
Low season KES 109,200 per couple
High season KES 120,400 per couple
Peak season KES 136,800 per couple
Low season April - June (except during Easter which is regarded as High Season)
High Season - 5th January - March / November - 19th December
Peak July - October / 20th December - 4th January
** You may add an extra day, the tour can be upgraded to a higher standard accommodation at an extra cost. It can also be cheaper if less expensive (but still good quality) accommodation is used. The final cost of the tour depends on your budget and preference**.
Above charges are inclusive of:
- Couple's suitable mode of travel
- Honeymooner's room subject to availability at the time of booking
- Full board accommodation
- Crocodile Racers bolt from the blue
- Game drives
- Park entry fees
- Applicable Government taxes and levies
Above charges are exclusive of:
- Medical cover, travel & personal insurance
- Drinks, Extra Meals, Laundry, Telephone calls, Tips & Gratuities
- Optional visit to a Manyatta in Maasai Village (about KES 500 – 20 USD pp)
- Hot Air Balloon Safari (this can be arranged at an extra cost of US $ 470 per person subject to price confirmation at the time of booking)
- Deviation from the customized itinerary
- Any other item not mentioned in the inclusive list
NB: The above rates are subject to change without notice should necessitating factors dictate. These may be influenced by changes in government policies, intermittent exchange rates among other factors.