9 Days Jewel of Kenya Safari

Tourists that visit Amboseli can explore the five natural habitats. The park hosts  the biggest summit in Africa and you will have  a close encounter with the elephants. Tour Lake Amboseli, the woodland, wetlands, savannah, and the sulphur springs. Interact with the Maasai community by visiting them at their village. Photography taken from Amboseli has an epic background as you capture the strikking capped mountain. From the magnificent hill you have an ideal view of the swamps and the entire park. This is also a Big Five destination. Lewa downs Conservancy is currently more than a rhino protected area. You will spot animals like; elephants, lions, cheetah, wild dogs. The samburu is a special species. From the conservancy you have a clear view of Mount Kenya peak. The semi arid plains are spotted with acacia trees The beautiful hills act as lookout points. The arresting Ngare Forest Reserve is a section of the Conservancy. One of the greatest marathons on the globe took place here.

Masai Mara is a stunning safari destination with endless plains. Wildlife is abundant and it receives a great number of vistas. Throughout the year there is a high concentration of animals. Millions of wildebeest migrate from serengeti. The celestial land is a naturalist and photographer paradise. You can spot over 450 bird species. Giraffe, zebra, bufalo, elephant, cheetah, and wildebeest are in abundance. Grab your cocktails and sundowner at an idyllic camp. Take a hot air balloon safari that grants you the opportunity to watch the animals over the skies. Vultures clean up after the predators are done with their feast. Taking a walking safari gives you a close encounter with the fauna. Spend the night under the African sky as the sounds of the wildlife soothe you to sleep. You can also dine in the bush.