Join us on this unique private safari and hiking tour. You will be traveling in your own safari vehicle with your personal guide at your own pace.
On this tour, you will experience the full diversity of Kenya’s breathtaking wildlife, explore fantastic landscapes, and relax on the white sandy beach of Diani. At the foot of Mount Kenya, you will see black and white rhinos, elephants framed by the Kilimanjaro and flamingos in Lake Nakuru.
In famous Masai Mara, the Big Five can be found and so much more. At Hell’s Gate, you will hike to spectacular hot springs. After these intensive impressions, we finish our safari tour with three days on the beach to relax extensively.
14 days, 13 nights
Nairobi, Nanyuki, Mt. Kenya, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Nakuru National Park, Masai Mara, Amboseli, Diani
Full-day game drives at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Amboseli, Masai Mara, and Nakuru National Park, city tour Mombasa, and relaxing at Diani Beach.
full-board, hand-picked 3-star hotels and camps
specially equipped 4x4 Land Cruiser with open rooftop for suitable game viewing and photography
Not included: visa expenses, international travel, additional meals, drinks, tips, personal expenses and additional services.
Our representative will welcome you at Jomo Kenyatta Nairobi International airport and introduce you to your guide and driver who will take you straight to your Hotel for the night. On the way you will get the first impressions of the vibrant Kenyan capital. Your guide will be pleased to answer all questions about Kenyan culture, nature and daily life that might come to your mind, now and in the following days you will be spending together.
You will be picked up from the Hotel in the early morning for your road trip to the slopes of Mt. Kenya.
On the way through the central region of Kenya we are driving through a landscape mostly characterized by small-scale farming. There is much to discover on the way.
Weather permitting you will be able to see the snowy peak of Mt. Kenya on your way to Ole Pejeta Conservancy. With a population of 140 individuals, it is the largest sanctuary for black rhinos in East and Central Africa. We will arrive on time for Lunch.
In the afternoon you will go on your first game drive to sample what Ole Pejeta conservancy can offer. With a bit of luck, you will already be able to see the Big Five – Lions, Elephants, Buffalos, Rhinos and Leopards at Ole Pejeta Conservancy.
This private conservancy with its 360 km2 is located directly on the Equator. You will also have the opportunity to visit a sanctuary for rescued chimps from all over the world. Besides, Ol Pejeta is also home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos in the world.
Today we start the day with an early game drive at Ol Pejeta as the chances for spectacular game viewing are best in the early morning hours. The afternoon is at leisure, for example to swim and relax at the hotel pool, watch wildlife gathering at the hotel’s waterhole or for one of the extras offered by the sanctuary, like game horse riding.
We will check out from our hotel in Mt. Kenya in the morning and drive towards the Rift Valley. Stop over at Thomson’s Falls or Nyahururu Falls, a stunning waterfall located close to the equator near Nyahururu.
We reach Nakuru around lunchtime. In the afternoon we explore the 2300 m high Menengai Crater, Nakuru’s local mountain, from where we have a fantastic view as far as Lake Bogoria and over the patchwork of small farms. A local guide takes us into the forests around the Menegai Crater and to caves with historical significance. Among other things, the rebels of the Mau Mau movement are said to have hidden here in the 1950s. The caves are considered sacred.
Early in the morning we start driving towards Masai Mara through the Rift Valley. Nowhere is the probability to get the whole abundance of East African fauna in front of the camera greater than in the 1510 km2 large Masai Mara.
The main attraction is the annual crossing of the Mara River by millions of wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of Thomson’s gazelle, zebra and topis in what is probably the largest wildlife migration in the world (June/July and September/October). We will arrive at our lodge on time for lunch. The afternoon is at leisure.
Today we have a full day to observe all the many wild animals the Mara has to offer! We start the day early and have our breakfast with spectacular views:
The National Reserve is home to more than 95 species of mammals and over 400 species of birds. You will observe herds of elephants, gazelles, zebras, topis and many many more who graze on the vast plains…, cheetahs and leopards rest in the shade of the acacia bushes and if we are lucky we will see lions hunting.
In the afternoon we also have the opportunity to visit a village of the Masai people, witnessing their traditional singing and dancing. A glimpse into their homes and social structure is a poignant experience.
Before we make our way back to Nairobi today, there is the possibility to use the morning for an early game drive or to book a spectacular tour with the hot air balloon over the Mara. We will arrive in Nairobi in the late afternoon, in time for dinner.
At the foot of the breathtaking backdrop of snow-capped Kilimanjaro, in the midst of a vast savannah landscape, lies Amboseli National Park which we will explore for the next two days. Amboseli means “salty dust” in the language of the Maasai. The (usually dried-up bed of) Lake Amboseli, which gives the park its name, has filled with water due to the rising water level in the last years, attracting numerous flamingos.
Nature lovers can explore five different habitats here ranging from wetlands with sulphur springs to woodlands. The park is not only home to 400 different species of birds, you can see leopards, cheetahs, wild dogs, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, lions, crocodiles, mongoose, hyrax, dik- dik, lesser kudu, and nocturnal porcupine but also one of the largest elephant populations in East Africa. The elephants here are used to vehicles and you get very close to them.
Today we will take the train to Mombasa, the oldest Kenian city, where we will arrive early in the afternoon.
We will take a tour to the Old City of Mombasa with it’s historical buildings showing African, Arabic and European influences. Mombasa was a main centre for trade between Africa and the Arabic World and India.
You will visit the UNESCO World Heritage Fort Jesus, which was built by the Portuguese between 1593 and 1596. Later in the day we take a ferry south to Diani Beach where we will arrive on time for dinner.
Diani beach boasts a magnificent 25km stretch of pure white sand to simply enjoy and relax but it is also one of the finest destinations for water sports of all kinds. Your hotel offers water sport facility for all ages and fitness levels alike. You can explore Kenya’s Swahili Coast above water or below: scuba diving, deep sea fishing, wind surfing, kite surfing, snorkeling safaris, jet skiing are some great ways to unwind in the sun. For those looking for more laid back activities, how about a gentle boat trip though the mangrove forest, watching fish dart under a glass bottom boat or going on a camel ride along the beach?
Today it is goodbye Kenya. Your driver will bring you to the airport in Mombasa and we say “Asante Sana – thank you” and wish you a safe journey home with unforgetable memories to carry with you!
tour prices per Person 2025
4th of January to 10th of June (except Easter Holidays) and October to 20th of Dec
July to September, 21st of December to 3rd of January, Easter holidays
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