





6th to 10th Mar 2027
$1,850 / Adult
$1,400 / Child
On Twin Sharing Basis, Single occupancy available at USD 2300 per person, Child rate applicable for ages 5 to 11, Booking amount of USD 500 per person, balance payable in 3-4 instalments before Feb 25, 2027
Masai Mara, where horizons stretch limitless and the land itself seems to breathe under the African sun. Here lions rule from golden savannahs, cheetahs paint lightning across open plains, and every sunrise is a drumbeat of life.
This five-day journey pairs the Mara with Lake Nakuru, one of Kenya’s great conservation stories, where endangered rhino, tree climbing lions, and flamingoes gather along the lake shore. From there we move south to the Mara for full days in the field, bush breakfasts in the savannah, and fire-red sunsets over the plains.
The tour closes with a visit to a Masai village to see the lifestyle and traditions of the people who share this landscape with the wild.
6th to 10th Mar 2027
$1,850 / Adult
$1,400 / Child
On Twin Sharing Basis, Single occupancy available at USD 2300 per person, Child rate applicable for ages 5 to 11, Booking amount of USD 500 per person, balance payable in 3-4 instalments before Feb 25, 2027
Nakuru Sarova Lion Hill in Lake Nakuru and Mara Simba Lodge in the Masai Mara.
Lake Nakuru is best known for endangered black and white rhino, tree climbing lions, flamingoes along the lake shore, Rothschild's giraffe, and a large variety of birdlife.
Specially modified land cruisers with large side openings and a pop-up roof for unobstructed views, spacious interiors for long lenses and camera gear, customized seating with extra legroom, and charging points. Only 4 participants per vehicle.
Yes. A child rate applies for ages 5 to 11. Age restrictions may apply for certain activities.
Warm days and cool mornings and evenings, with the long rains beginning towards the end of March. Expect green landscapes and dramatic skies.
Yellow Fever and oral polio vaccinations are a must. Consult your local health care provider and current government regulations for detailed guidance.
The local currency is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). Most lodges accept major credit cards, but it is advisable to carry some cash in USD for tips and small purchases.
A camera with suitable lenses, extra batteries and memory cards, warm clothing for chilly mornings and evenings, earthy-colored clothing, cash in USD for souvenirs and tips, and personal medications.
Safaris are safe when following the guidance of experienced guides and camp staff. Always remain in vehicles during game drives and avoid wandering alone at night.
Remain in vehicles during game drives. Do not feed or disturb wildlife. Follow guide instructions at all times. Respect local customs and the environment.