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DAY
1:- National Museum,Sheldrick Orphanage,Butterfly
Center ,Girrafe Center ,Karen Blixen
Full day visit to elephant orphanage where you have
the opportunity to see the feeding and care of baby
elephants which are either orphaned or abandoned.
After lunch drive to Butterfly Center where you will
be taken to a guided tour to see butterfly rearing
and different species of butterfly. A visit to Girrafe
center where you have an opportunity to feed the giraffes
from your own hands and later the Karen Blixen museum
to learn about the achievements of Karen who lived
for a short while in Kenya. Beakfast, Lunch &
Dinner
At a Nairobi hotel .
DAY
2:- Nairobi and its Suburbs
Visit one local university/college. Sit in classes,
meet and get to know some Kenyan college students.
A visit to a little village outside Nairobi or Visit
the Nyumbani children's home for the orphaned and
the Sick. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner at a Nairobi hotel.
Day
3:- Lake Magadi
Lake Magadi is located in the southern Kenya. This
104 sq km soda lake is completely surrounded by vast
natural salt flats. These sweltering hot plains prevent
animals from reaching the alkaline lake at its center.
For this reason, thousands of flamingo descend on
the lake each year to nest on elevated mud mounds
at the lake's edge safe from any potential predators.
Freshwater springs at the Lake's shore attract a host
of other birds.
A journey to Magadi is like to enter another world.
The baking salt plains stretch into horizons of shimmering
heat haze, while the shallow lake heaves with the
pink waves of nesting flamingo. The other worldly
atmosphere is compounded by the intense heat and the
isolation. A guided tour to Magadi Soda company one
of the largest producer of Soda Ash in Africa is also
conducted. ( Packed Lunch is served ). Drive back
to Nairobi .Dinner and overnight at a Naiobi hotel.
Day
4:- Ostrich Farm Kitengela
A visit to Ostrich farm with a guided tour to the
farm enables you to learn about Ostrich rearing from
an egg to a fully grown Ostrich. Ostrich products
are available for sale. A complimentary ostrich feather
and sample of ostrich fillet are1 some of the most
interesting things worth the visit but much fun to
a bam booed swimming pool and ostrich racecourse.
Dinner and overnight at Nairobi hotel.
DAY
5:- Naromoru -Mau Mau caves, Abantu Lodge,Kikuyu Culture
After breakfast we pass through coffee and pineapple
plantations to the slopes of Mt. Kenya arriving at
Lunchtime. Afternoon walk to exciting village tours,
bird watching, forest studies, Kikuyu cultural folklore
and close walk to Mau Mau historic caves, that help
you visualize the struggle our freedom fighters went
through. Dinner and overnight at the Abantu Lodge.
DAY 6:- Nanyuki-Sweet
Waters -Baboon Sanctuary
After breakfast, pass the Equator where a proof demonstration
of zero degrees latitude is performed and head to
Sweetwater's Wildlife Sanctuary a beautiful private
game reserve and home to rare species such as besia
oryx, reticulated giraffe and black rhino. This very
special 23,000 acre wildlife sanctuary was originally
established to protect and breed highly-endangered
Black Rhinos. In 1994 the Jane Goodall Institute established
the Sweetwater's Chimpanzee Sanctuary within the game
reserve and moved a large group of chimps here from
the unstable situation in their native West Africa.
A game drive reveals the full range of African wildlife
including lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant and hippo.
Visit up close with the wildlife orphanage and observe
chimps at this Sanctuary. Late afternoon depart for
Nakuru via Thompson's falls the beatifull waterfall
and head to Nakuru arriving late in Evening. Overnight
at Nakuru Hotel.
DAY
7:- Baringo/Bogoria
Day Trip
Take a day trip to both Lakes Baringo and Bogoria.
You will have a one-hour boat ride with the spectacular
scenery of stunning bird life, hippos and crocodiles.
There is considerable geothermal activity with hot
springs and geysers around the shoreline of Lake Bogoria.
Occasionally, huge numbers of flamingos come to feed
here, adding to the already famous bird life in the
area, also a very good chance of photographing the
unusually tame greater kudu. After the day trip dirve
back to Nakuru. Dinner and Overnight at Nakuru hotel.
DAY
8:- Nakuru Park
Full Day Disposal
After breakfast we have a day tour to this lake that
offers one of the world's most spectacular wildlife
sights, a brilliant pink flamingoes as far as the
eye can see. When conditions are right, between one
and two million lesser and greater flamingos feed
around the shores of the shallow soda lake, together
with tens of thousands of other birds.The best place
to view the birds is from Baboon Cliff where you will
have a picnic lunch Looking out over the dazzling
fringe of pink around the lake's shores. Here you
will also see warthog, waterbuck and large numbers
of impala. Other slightly shyer residents include
buffalo, Rothschild giraffe, eland, lion, leopard
and black rhino. It goes without saying that this
is a bird watchers paradise. Dinner and overnight
at Nakuru hotel.
DAY 9:- Naivasha-Elsemere & Crater Lake
Sanctuary
Morning visit to Elsmere, Former home of the late
Joy Adamson and his husband who became world famous
for their pioneering conservation and relationship
with the lioness Elsa as seen in the film" BORN
FREE". A visit reveals many of Joy's paintings,
which still decorate the house. A guided tour and
film are shown. After lunch drive to Crater Lake which
offers an evocative step back in time - to a bygone
era of elegance and romance, in a wilderness untouched
by the modern world with a private game sanctuary
at a homely environment. Crater Lake offers classic
escapes including painting, astrology,as well as ornithological
outings to what must be one of the most Beautiful
small lakes in creation. Dinner and overnight at a
Naivasha hotel.
DAY 10:- Hells
Gate-Full Day Activities-Walks, Rock Climbing
This excursion offers a stunning variety of wildlife
including Cheetah, Giraffe, Hyena, Buffalo, Jackal,
Eland, Zebra, Topi, Hartebeests, Impala, Gazelle and
much more. The bird life too is prolific. The Trail
starts at Fishers Tower, the entranceway to Ol Njorowa
Gorge. The backdrop to this tower is the dramatic
cliff of columnar basalt, which forms the walls of
the Gorge. This one-day trail follows the floor of
the gorge, the walls climbing steeply on both sides.
This two-hour walk through the gorges is fascinating
where you wash your hands under a small waterfall
to and sometimes you find the water too hot to handle.
Its very soft, soapy feel to it and a rather unpleasant
Sulphury smell. In the middle of the Park, near the
entrance to the gorges, is the large volcanic plug
called the Central Tower? It is permissible to climb
this Tower if you are an accomplished climber and
accompanied by our guide. Fischer's Tower a volcanic
plug similar to the Central Tower is 25 meters high
and named after a German explorer. Much fun in the
wild. This is the only park in Kenya you can walk
or cycle. A tour to Olkaria Geothermal power station
will be conducted. Dinner at Naivasha lodge.
DAY
11:- Naivasha Farms-Horticuluture Farms
A full day to the flower farms which are in the area
with huge glasshouses stretch over many kilometres supply
all of Europe with flowers and fresh vegetable, which
are airlifted from Nairobi. A guided tour to the farms
will be conducted. Dinner and overnight at Naivasha
Lodge.
Day 12:- Naivasha-Masai Mara
After breakfast drive to Masai Mara where the largest
concentration of animals is found. Masai Mara the vast,
open grasslands of the Serengeti-Mara are home to over
3million large mammals. An afternoon game drive in the
Masai Mara you have a very good chance of seeing all
the major Plains animals including lion,leopard, buffalo,
elephant, rhino, hyena, cheetah, jackal, warthog and
many species of antelopes. Overnight at the camp.
Day 13:- MASAI MARA/Full Day
Full day game viewing in this game reserve which offers
virtually every type of wildlife to be found in Kenya
with a game drive to the Mara River to observe hippos,
crocodiles and other plain games including the black
maned Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, Elephants and many other
herds. Picnic lunch across tree studded grasslands and
rolling hills. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Day 14:- MASAI MARA WALK
Early morning wildlife observations. Go on a walk into
the Ngama Hills accompanied by armed rangers and Warden.
After lunch at the camp, drive to a Manyatta. Spend
the afternoon at the Manyatta where you learn about
various Maasai cultural activities such as dances, weaponry,
and also listen to stories on the family set-up, social
stratification and taboos told by the locals. . Overnight
at the camp.
Day 14:- Masai Mara-Nairobi
After breakfast, leave camp for the last game drive
on your return journey to Nairobi. Picnic lunch enroute
and arrive Nairobi in the afternoon or early evening.
Dinner and overnight at a Nairobi Hotel.
Day 15:- Narobi
Nairobi Shopping and relax. Dinner or Lunch at the Carnivore
restaurant. Transfer for you flight back home or safari
extension to Kenya's coast.
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