Highlights of Kenya

• Horse riding
• Mountain Biking
• Mount Kenya
• Karen Blixen Museum
• Giraffe Centre
• Lake Nakuru
• Great Rift Valley
• Rhino Sanctuary
• Big Five Safari
• Mara River Migration
• Birding & Guided Nature Walks
• Culture Experience

The Highlights of Kenya starts with a night in the city of Nairobi which means ‘’the place of cool waters’’ in the local Maa language. It is popularly known as the ‘’Green City in the Sun’’.

During your safari you will have a chance to visit Solio Ranch which is one of the finest parks in Rhino conservation. On a clear sky, you may be lucky to view the snowcapped Mount Kenya.

Mount Kenya National Park

The majestic Mount Kenya is the backdrop to this exceptional scenery and park offering its visitors mountain climbing, game viewing, cave exploration and camping. The park was established in 1949 to protect Mount Kenya, the wildlife and surrounding environment. This aligned to the importance of tourism for the area and the conservation of both the biodiversity and water catchment for the surrounding area. The vegetation and wildlife in this region has adapted to the unique climate.

Lake Nakuru is famous for the millions of migratory birds called the Greater and Lesser flamingos. It is also a Rhino conservation and commonly called a bird watcher’s paradise due to its numerous species of bird life.

Lake Nakuru National Park

This is one of Kenya’s most notable and finest national parks, varying in diversity and pleasing to the eye. With rare tree-climbing lions often sighted at the forested area below Flamingo Hill, one must look up rather than down to spot these predators.  A bird lover’s haven, the park hosts over 400 bird species including 5 globally threatened species, and is an important stop on the African-Eurasian Migratory Flyway. It also has a rhino sanctuary that protects the endangered white and black rhino.

Complete this Highlights of Kenya trip with a visit to the Masai Mara National Reserve, where action packed wildlife moments are to be observed in abundance. During certain times of the years the Great Migration occurs with thousands of Wildebeests traversing the national reserve in search of greener plains. With such abundance of wildlife the safari experience is second to none and expert guides are at hand to educate you.

Masai Mara National Reserve

The Masai Mara National Reserve is not a national park but a reserve as it belongs to the Maasai since the 17th century. It’s one of the most popular reserves in Africa. A Maasai village visit is essential in order to understand the culture and simple way of life. The game viewing in this region is spectacular with morning, afternoon and night drives offered. The most famous sighting is the Great Migration which takes place in July and August every year. A hot-air balloon ride at sunrise shows this magnificent splendour from a whole new perspective.

• All Accommodation on Full Board Basis.
• Arrival and departure transfers in Nairobi
• Services of a professional Safari guide 
• All game drives in traditional 4 x 4 vehicles, 
• All park entrance fees
• All One way Maasai Mara  –  Nairobi ( Wilson Airport)
•  Park fees and conservancy fees for the above parks as stated on itinerary
• A visit to Karen Blixen Museum & Giraffe Centre on the last day
• At Solio Lodge, extra includes are; walking safari, local farm visit, horse riding, mountain biking, all meals, house wines, house soft drinks, house beers, house spirits, laundry, bush breakfasts and sundowners.
• Medical Emergency Evacuation Insurance

• All International and Domestic Flights (unless stated.)
• All drinks
• Festive Season Supplements (will be indicated separately) 
• Visas, Travel & Personal accident insurance
• Laundry (unless stated), Massage and Personal expenses such as telephone calls…etc.
• Optional activities: Balloon Safari
• All tips and porterage 
• Any services not mentioned in the program.