We start our safari by driving to Hell's Gate National Park which lies to the south of Lake Naivasha, Northwest of Nairobi. The park, which is mainly comprised of savannah ecosystem harbors a wide variety of wildlife. There are over 100 species of birds, including vultures, Verreaux's eagles, augur buzzard and swifts. African buffalos, zebras, eland, hartebeest, Thomson's gazelle and baboons are also common. Depart in the afternoon to Lake Naivasha which is the highest and the most beautiful of the Rift Valley lakes. Lake Naivasha is yet another area popular for bird watching (over 400 species have been recorded here). It is also a favorite weekend retreat for Nairobi residents, who come here to sail, water ski and fish. There are no crocodiles in the lake as the water is too cold for them, due to altitude but there are a number of hippos. Along the lakeshore, vineyards produce grapes for the country's fledgling wine industry. Return to your accommodation for dinner and overnight.

Early morning pick-up, then drive to Lake Nakuru National Park. Across the equator, southwards of Bogoria, lies Rift Valley's most famous lake. Known all over the world for its flamingos, it's alkalinity and is recognized as one of the natural wonders of the world. Lake Nakuru is now a rhino sanctuary, harboring a population of over 40 black and over 60 white rhinos, but the flamingoes of course, have always been the main attraction. At times there may be almost 2million flamingoes in the residence, forming a stunningly beautiful deep pink band around the edge of the lake shore. Arrive in time for lunch then have an afternoon game drive. Return to the hotel in the evening for dinner and overnight.

After breakfast at the lodge, you will depart for Masai Mara. On arrival, you will have an en-route game drive as you proceed to the lodge where you will check in and have lunch. After lunch and a short rest, you will have an afternoon game drive. Back to the lodge in the evening for dinner.

The Masai Mara is the most famous reserve due to its large population of wildlife. It is one of the few places where all of the “Big Five’” are found. This park also boasts 470 species of birds and rare animals like roan antelopes and nocturnal bat-eared foxes. You will also see the beautiful lilac-breasted roller which is Kenya’s national bird.

Your morning game drive starts soon after breakfast when you again head deep into the wild in search of its thrills and spills. Like the evening game drive, morning drives are very rewarding in terms of wildlife and riveting scenery. You can expect immense multitudes of the Big Five, hippos, giraffes, antelopes, gazelles, impalas, and wildebeests. The birds aren’t shy either as the kingfisher, hornbill, secretary bird, and Kori bustard are expected to appear.

At noon, we gather under the signature acacia tree in the Mara for a delicious packed lunch. Afterwards, our game drive continues with an afternoon game drive before returning to your accommodation for dinner and overnight.

Every turn within the Mara reveals new sets of attractions to admire. If you are not fussing over the wildlife, sunburned Savannah, or bird variety, then you are admiring the scenery.

Wake up early for breakfast and depart late in the morning to Nairobi with a shortened game drive as you exit the park. Arrive in Nairobi in the late afternoon with a transfer back to the airport/hotel or residence.