5 DAYS MASAI MARA - LAKE NAKURU - LAKE NAIVASHA 1

Pick up from the Hotel and you will be brought to the departure point meet with the group where you will start and Proceed for the Masai Mara Game Reserve, via the view-point of the Great Rift Valley and Narok town for lunch. On arrival proceed for a game drive, tracking various animal species and birds with your driver/guide. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

After breakfast Pick up from the camp and proceed to the village for Masai Visit at an extra cost of usd 10 per person to Pay direct and afterwards, and proceed to Lake Nakuru with Lunch enrote to Arrive in Lake Nakuru in the evening driver to drop you at your hotel evening time spent at Leisure. Dinner and overnight at the Hotel.
Optional pass by Lake Naivasha for a boat ride at an extra cost of usd 20 per person

Breakfast at the Nakuru hotel, check out before from the hotel and drive to Lake Nakuru National park for a game drive. Visit the Rhinoceros sanctuary to see the endangered black and white rhinos and the lake to search for the pink flamingos. Lake Nakuru National Park is small in size but its beauty is worth a visit, drive to the baboon cliff for a thrilling view of the baboons. Between 1030 hrs and 1100 hrs exit Lake Nakuru and drive to Naivasha to arrive in time for hot lunch. Afternoon and evening spent at leisure with an option to drive to the lake for an optional boat ride at extra cost. Dinner and overnight at the Lodge or Hotel.

After breakfast morning game drive in Lake Nakuru Lake Nakuru Park, known for its prolific birdlife including flamingoes. The park contains a sanctuary for the conservation of the white and black Rhino. After depart to Nairobi with lunch enroute arriving in the evening.

  • Personal Insurance
  • Items of personal nature
  • Alcoholic & Soft drinks Balloon safari
  • Boat ride
  • Mineral water
  • Tips

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