Explore the wild beauty of Kenya on this adventure through Laikipia, the Masai Mara and the Kenyan coast. The highlight is a three-day walking safari across Laikipia’s open plains, led by a Maasai guide. Journeying from Nayasura to the Ewaso Nyiro River, you may spot zebra, gazelle, oryx and impala along the way. Enjoy unforgettable nights in the bush, sleeping under the stars.
Continue to the iconic Masai Mara to sight the Big Five and take in sweeping views of the savannah. End the holiday on the Kenyan Coast. Unwind on Mombasa’s white-sand beaches, snorkel and try deep-sea fishing, or simply soak up the coastal charm.
Trip Highlights
- Explore the markets and wildlife centres in Kenya’s vibrant capital, Nairobi
- Embark on a multi-day walking safari across the vast open plains of the Laikipia region
- At the iconic Masai Mara, spot a plethora of wildlife including lions, hippos and zebras
- Unwind on Kenya’s picturesque coast and relax on its pristine beaches
Start your Journey
Nairobi
Your African adventure begins in Nairobi. You will be driven from the airport to your hotel in a private vehicle.
East Africa’s largest city, Nairobi allows you to immerse yourself in modern urban Africa. From colourful street markets and authentic cuisine to lively nightlife, there is a lot on offer. Visit the National Museum for insight into the region. Delve into Kenya’s history at the Karen Blixen Museum.
Get up close to giraffes at the Giraffe Centre, and meet orphaned baby elephants and cheetahs at the David Sheldrick Centre. Take a scenic stroll in the Ngong Hills, and for a one-of-a-kind experience spot wild lions, with the city’s skyscrapers as your backdrop, in Nairobi National Park.
Laikipia – Walking Safari
Travel by private vehicle from your hotel to Nairobi airport. Take a one-hour flight to Laikipia Ol Pejeta/Solio. Once you reach, transfer to the starting point of your walking safari. This is a 2-3 hour journey.
Embark on an exceptional walking safari in the remote wilderness of Northern Kenya, where dramatic landscapes, rare wildlife, and authentic cultural encounters await.
Northwest of the snow-dusted peaks of Mount Kenya lie the high plains of Laikipia, one of the country’s most ecologically important safari regions. Home to endangered species such as black rhino, African wild dog, and the striking Grevy’s zebra, Laikipia offers an intimate and unique safari experience.
Here, far from the crowds, you’ll find space, solitude, and a deep connection with the land.
Personalized Camel Trekking and Walking Safari in Laikipia
Experience a multi-day walking safari across Laikipia’s open plains, guided by expert trackers and a Maasai guide.
On day one, walk to Nayasura campsite. Enjoy lunch and rest in your tent which comes with solar lighting and proper beds. Later, take a short walk to explore the rocky landscape and spot baboons. Back at camp, enjoy sundowners followed by a hot shower and dinner under the stars.
The next day begins with an early breakfast and a walk to Nyarara Camp. Look out for zebra, oryx, gazelles, and even dik diks or kudu. A camel caravan carries your gear ahead. Arrive at a set-up camp, and have refreshing drinks and a gourmet lunch. In the evening, take a walk before sitting down to dinner.
On day three, walk to the Ewaso Nyiro River, where giraffes, eland, and steenbok roam. Enjoy a quick swim and lunch, then visit a Maasai manyatta to learn about local culture. Rock climbing is also available here on request.
The next morning you will move to Tumaren Camp to spend the night there.
Masai Maara
You will be transferred to Nanyuki, Ol Pejeta or Loisaba. This is a 2-3 hour journey. Once you reach, take a flight to Masai Mara, which is a couple of hours. From the Masai Mara airstrip, you will be driven to your hotel.
Experience the best of Africa in the Masai Mara, where the golden grasslands dotted with acacia trees set the stage for unforgettable wildlife sightings. View Nile crocodiles, hippos, lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, giraffes, hyenas and more.
From mid-July to October, witness the Great Migration. During this time, over two million wildebeest and zebras cross the crocodile-filled Mara River in one of the world’s most spectacular wildlife events.
Eagle View Safari Camp: Morning, Evening & Night Game Drives, Guided Walks and Visit to Community Projects
Discover the wildlife of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy on guided day and night game drives. Expert guides will drive you into the wild where you can watch elephants roam while buffaloes observe from a distance. Keep an eye out for lions, cheetahs, leopards, and more elusive species such as jackals and zebras. In the evenings, head out on game drives to spot nocturnal creatures with the help of spotlights.
For a more immersive experience, explore the bush on foot with experienced Maasai guides. Add to your holiday with a visit to a local Maasai community and get a glimpse into a culture that balances age-old traditions with the realities of the modern world.
Encounter Mara: Morning, Evening & Night Game Drives
Experience game drives in the Masai Mara and the exclusive Naboisho Conservancy that borders it. The best time for a safari is early in the morning when the animals are particularly active, and late afternoon when the setting sun turns the sky into a riot of colours. You could also go on exciting night drives and spot rarely seen nocturnal wildlife.
Kenyan Coast
You will be transferred from your hotel to the Masai Mara airstrip. Fly to the Kenyan Coast via Nairobi. This is a couple of hours journey. Once you reach the Kenyan Coast airport, you will be driven to your hotel in a private vehicle.
Kenya’s coast is a beach lover’s dream. Think powder-white sand, the turquoise Indian Ocean, and peaceful stretches far from the crowds. With Mombasa as its capital, this area has some of the world’s most stunning beaches. Explore rocky outcrops, coral patches, and sandy bays at spots like Diani, Galu, Tiwi, Msambweni, and Malindi. Enjoy surfing, snorkelling, deep-sea fishing, sunset dhow cruises, birdwatching, and guided forest walks as well.
Explore South Coast on your own
Immerse yourself in Kenya’s beautiful South Coast. Head out from your hotel and choose from islands, beaches, and water sports. Discover Mombasa Island’s colonial heritage, browse the lively local market, and visit the 16th-century Fort Jesus, a UNESCO site.
Stroll through Haller Park, a free-roaming animal sanctuary, and see the iconic Mombasa Tusks on Moi Avenue. Try deep-sea fishing for black marlin at Watamu, or sail on a traditional dhow to Wasini Island with stops for snorkelling, diving, and dolphin or whale watching. Head to Diani Beach for kayaking, kite surfing, jet skiing, or windsurfing, then unwind with a sunset cruise and seafood dinner before wrapping up for the day.
