14 Day Kenya and Tanzania Adventure Tour

Come when you want to. Transfer upon arrival is covered. A maximum of six passengers can travel on the journey from Kenya and Tanzania, along with a driver and a guide who are both certified safari guides. This implies that everyone receives a window seat and twice as much information about the amazing nature that surrounds them. Your journey begins in the night!

Leave early for Lake Nakuru, which is renowned for being home to large flamingo flocks and a wide range of bird species. Take a late-afternoon wildlife drive to find the resident rhinos after checking into our safari lodge inside Lake Nakuru National Park in time for lunch.

Take morning and afternoon safaris around the scenic park, looking for lions, buffalo, impalas, rhinos, and more. You can also drive along the lake’s salty shoreline to see an astounding array of birdlife.

During this morning’s presentation, you will hear from Kenya Wildlife Service representatives about the issues surrounding poaching and wildlife conservation in the country. In the afternoon, head south through the Great Rift Valley to Lake Naivasha, an impressive freshwater lake that is surrounded by grassy banks and olive trees. Watch hippos, crocodiles, and buffalo as you cruise the lake on a boat, and spot lovebirds, ibis, and African fish eagles through your binoculars. Discover wildebeest, zebras, and giraffes at Crescent Island, a peaceful wildlife sanctuary in the middle of Lake Naivasha. Hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of birds can still be seen at Lake Naivasha even though it’s usually tranquil. You may also witness buffaloes wallowing in marshes and hear colobus monkeys calling from the tops of trees in Naivasha, which gets its name from the Maasai word “Nai’posha.” which means rough water. Bring binoculars for this excursion.

Arrive at the fabled Masai Mara National Reserve and make yourself at home in our cozy tented camp, which is centrally positioned within the reserve. Take a drive over huge plains scattered with acacia trees on an afternoon safari. Pass by herds of wildebeest, zebra, and giraffes, and look out for lions, elephants, and the other members of the African “big five”. Unwind in the camp in the evening while taking in the breathtaking views of the undulating grasslands. Following breakfast, we head to the renowned Masai Mara National Reserve. Without a stop here, a journey to Kenya wouldn’t be complete. We will go to the region in the afternoon and set up camp at our safari camp, which will serve as our home base while we are here. After that, we’ll head into the reserve for an afternoon wildlife safari drive, during which there’s a good possibility we’ll spot one of the “big five”, a buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion, or rhino.

Take an early morning safari to follow the creatures that passed across the savanna during the night. Witness ungulates during one of their busiest times of the day, including Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelles, topi, and eland antelopes, along with their sly predators. Take a late-afternoon safari to continue your investigation and take in Masai Mara’s timeless scenery.

After your last safari in Masai Mara, take in a stunning dawn over the savanna before returning to Nairobi. Aim to stop at Café Ubuntu en-route, an initiative that employs and trains women in the area who are moms of disabled children. Located in Maai Mahiu, Café Ubuntu is a haven of wonderful organic food, friendly service, and a laid-back vibe. Every year, travelers pass through the region on their route to the well-known Masai Mara Conservancy, and it serves as a beacon for them. Discover how the project empowers the locals, stop by the artisan center to chat with some of the ladies who make the items that are sold there, and then enjoy a delectable farm-to-table meal. Breakfast tacos, salads, and soups are among the options; freshly baked pizzas, curries, and burritos are also available. Get up early to enjoy the African sun rising over the Mara plains’ savannah on your last morning wildlife safari drive. Arrive back in Nairobi late afternoon and choose to have a farewell supper with the chief executive officer.

Take a short flight to Arusha, the gateway to Tanzania’s northern parks. Upon arrival, you will transfer to your hotel and enjoy some free time to explore the town. Later, you will have a second orientation meeting to meet your new Tanzanian guide and potentially new travelers joining for the Tanzania portion of the safari.

Travel to Mto wa Mbu village this morning, a bustling community of Tanzania’s many ethnic groups. After going on a guided stroll through the hamlet, stopping by the neighborhood market and artisan’s workspace, have a traditional lunch with a local family. Proceed to the edge of Lake Manyara National Park, where our safari camp is situated, and make yourself at home. Go on a safari drive with us to explore the fabled fauna of East Africa, looking for lions, elephants, hippos, giraffes, and more. It is really breathtaking to see the western wall of the Rift Valley escarpment. It serves as a background for exploring the park’s avian inhabitants, as well as the lions that scale trees, elephants, hippos, and baboons. The afternoon is spent exploring the main road, which meanders through a cool, thick forest with enormous ficus trees covered in ferns and bromeliads, to see wildlife.

See the magnificent Rift Valley as you make your way to our safari camp in the Serengeti National Park. Enjoy a stop along the journey at the Olduvai Gorge Museum and Visitor’s Centre, which is situated close to the location where Louis and Mary Leakey, archaeologists for National Geographic, found stone tools and early hominid fossils in 1960. From here, proceed to the renowned Serengeti National Park and have a late-afternoon safari drive on the Serengeti Plain, where you can spot lions relaxing and antelope herds basking in the golden light.

Take in the majesty of one of Africa’s most renowned animal sanctuaries, the Serengeti. Take a 4×4 safari across the golden grasslands in the morning or afternoon to see the park’s renowned animals. Try your luck at seeing all five of Africa’s “big five”: buffalo, lion, leopard, elephant, and rhino. Attend a discussion by a visiting researcher at the Serengeti Wildlife Research Centre later on.

Leave the Serengeti early and make your way to the Ngorongoro Conservation area over a huge savannah. With a diameter of almost 20 kilometers, the Ngorongoro Crater is the world’s largest non-flooded caldera and is home to some 25,000 animals. Take a full-day safari drive into the Ngorongoro Crater to witness the local species and biodiversity. This area is crucial for the preservation and protection of wildlife worldwide. Savor a picnic lunch surrounded by the flora and fauna of Ngorongoro in the center of the largest crater in the world. After that, make your way to Pembeni, where we have dinner and a restful overnight stay in a natural environment.

This morning, depart from Ngorongoro and make your way to a Maasai community from our resort in Pembeni. Here, we discover more about the Clean Cookstoves Project, aims to give Maasai communities all around Tanzania access to clean burning cookstoves. Take in a talk about the project’s effects given by a Maasai lady and join a guided tour of the village to see the traditional bomas and assist in constructing a new stove. Proceed toward Arusha, making a lunch stop along the way. Enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace in Tanzania’s safari capital city.

Your exciting and memorable journey comes to an end. Depart at any time that is most suitable to you.