The Majesty of Kenya
10 Days from $ 8,426 / person sharing
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Day 1: Nairobi
Day 2: Nairobi City Tour
After a pick up from your hotel or residency within Nairobi CBD, the tour begins with a visit to Nairobi National Park as early as 06:30hours. This park occupies 117km2 and was the first national park established in Kenya in 1946. It is the only wildlife park in the world where free ranging lions and rhinos share a city with humans and the only protected wildlife area in the world bordering a capital city dubbed “The World’s only wildlife capital.”
Once you’re done with your early morning game drive, proceed to David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage. This orphanage is open to visitors for one hour every day (11:00hours –12:00hours). Spend your time here watching the mischievous baby elephant guzzle down milk and frolic in the mud.
After your time with the orphan elephants, head out to the famous Giraffe Centre where you’ll arrive at 12:30hours. Spend an hour at the center hand-feeding the friendly Rothschild Giraffes on the elevated walkway. These giraffes accept a kiss as they pick their food from your palms.
Depart at 13:30hours and stop over for a hearty lunch (payable direct as per the client’s choice of menu). For an informative afternoon, you can either take a visit to the Karen Blixen Museum which is housed in the original farmhouse that Blixen; Danish author of the book OUT OF AFRICA lived in from 1914 to 1931 or Nairobi Tribal Tour Place known as Bomas of Kenya.
Later in the afternoon you’ll be dropped off at your Hotel.
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Day 3: Namunyak Conservancy
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Day 4: Explore the Namunyak Conservancy
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Day 5: Full Day Exploration of Namunyak
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Day 6: Cultural Experience - The Singing Wells
After the astonishing experience of the singing wells you will be able to visit the Samburu village itself. The Samburu are a tribe closely related to the famous Maasai of East Africa. The Samburu are semi-nomadic, raising cattle, sheep, goats and camels. The Rift Valley province in Kenya is somewhat barren making the Samburu relocate around every five to six weeks to find fresh grazing grounds for their cattle. The huts are built from mud, hide, and grass mats threaded around poles. A thorny fence, known as a boma, is built to protect the family and the herd from wild animals. Their necklaces and bracelets shine in the sunlight with vibrant yellows and vivacious reds. From one loose necklace to hundreds of various sizes that build upon on another, connected in the center and wrapping around their shoulders, the uniqueness is breathtaking. Walk among the people as they continue to live their lives as they have for centuries and more. The goats bleat, the cows moo, and the villagers milk their animals, bead necklaces, and tend to their gardens. The sun drifts behind the mountains and another wonderful day of exploration has come to an end.
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Day 7: A Day with Ol Lolokwe
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Day 8: Take a walk with the Wildlife
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Day 9: A Day with the Ponies!
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Days 10: Departure
Kwaheri (Goodbye)
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