This is a spectacular climb that is gentle and much more scenic than through Naro Moru route and is on the drier side of the mountain which offers some of the finest walking. The route starts from the northwest side of the mountain near Nanyuki, climbing up through forest into a wide ridge approaching to the summit area.
After pick up in Nairobi, drive to Nanyuki town for lunch crossing the equator en route to the Sirimon Park gate (2,660m). From the gate, trek through magnificent montane forest, bamboo and giant heather zone before reaching the high altitude moorland and our first hut (Old Moses camp 3,300m) for dinner and overnight. This is a gentle trek that takes 3 - 4hrs gaining an elevation of 680m.

After breakfast, follow the track uphill, forking right at the junction. After a water break, continue on the track crossing Ontulili River before turning right contouring through the moorland and crossing Liki North River. Continue uphill to Mackinder Valley from where there are panoramic views up the valley towards the SHIPTON'S CAMP. This camp is a surreal setting below the towering peaks and glacier. Residents are rock hyrax and sun birds.

Kick off early (2.30am) and get served with tea and biscuits. Leave at 3.00am to reach Pt. Lenana in time for the African sunrise. The climb starts on frozen scree and continues on a rocky track with some very minor scrambling. Hike for about three hours up to Pt. Lenana (4,985m), the hiker's summit, arriving there in time to watch the African sunrise. Descend to Shipton's camp for breakfast.

After breakfast, begin a 5 hour descent via Mackinder Valley to the Old Moses camp (3,300m). The descent is gentle and it offers ample time to enjoy fascinating scenery which includes the moorlands before reaching the camp. Dinner and overnight at Old Moses camp

After early morning breakfast, descend for 3 hours to the Sirimon Park gate to get a vehicle for transfer to Nairobi, arriving late in the afternoon.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$840
2 to 3	$720
4 or more	$660

This program is designed to suit people with very little time, i.e. only 3 nights on the mountain. This creative climb joins two of the most scenic routes up the mountain i.e. Sirimon and Chogoria, producing a remarkably diverse and spectacular trek. Sirimon, coming off the west of the mountain, passes through the dry side of the mountain with its giant trees and rocky terrain, while the descent onto the Chogoria path, is remarkably different, with its lush bamboo and highland forests. The final night time ascent of Pt. Lenana can be as difficult as any ascent in East Africa, but the rest of the trek is generally considered easier than either Kilimanjaro or Ruwenzori.
After pick up in Nairobi, drive to Nanyuki town for lunch crossing the equator en route to the Sirimon Park gate (2,660m). From the gate, trek through magnificent montane forest, bamboo and giant heather zone before reaching the high altitude moorland and our first hut (Old Moses camp 3,300m) for dinner and overnight. This is a gentle trek that takes 3 - 4hrs gaining an elevation of 680m.

After breakfast, follow the track uphill, forking right at the junction. After a water break, continue on the track crossing Ontulili River before turning right contouring through the moorland and crossing Liki North River. Continue uphill to Mackinder Valley from where there are panoramic views up the valley towards the Shipton's Camp. This camp is a surreal setting below the towering peaks and glacier. Residents are rock hyrax and sun birds.

Kick off early (2.30am) and get served with tea and biscuits. Leave at 3.00am to reach Pt. Lenana in time for the African sunrise. The climb starts on frozen scree and continues on a rocky track with some very minor scrambling. With a good moon, you barely need a torch. Without a moon, then the pollution-free sky bangs on the ground, giving you as good a view of the stars as almost anywhere else on earth. The climb takes 3-4hrs and to add to the exhilaration, Mt. Kilimanjaro is also visible on the horizon. Descend to Minto's hut for a full breakfast. After a short rest, descend to Mt. Kenya Bandas along the Gorges Valley where you can enjoy good views of The Temple, Lake Michaelson, Mushroom Rocks and Giant Billiards Table.  Dinner and overnight at the bandas. You can enjoy log fires, hot showers and bed at the bandas.

After breakfast, descend through a broad track through bamboo and virgin rain forest to meet a vehicle for transfer to Chogoria town and further to Nairobi arriving by 5.00pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$850
2 to 3	$740
4 or more	$660

Traverse the mountain from North to East via the Sirimon and scenic Chogoria routes. Climb Pt. Lenana, the highest trekking peak on Mt. Kenya. Descend via the quieter and most dramatic Chogoria route
Leave Nairobi at 6.30am by private transport to reach Nanyuki at 10.00am. Link up with the guide, cook and the porters in Nanyuki. Leave Nanyuki at 10.30am for Sirimon Gate 2,650m. Check in and start hiking through the rain forest to Old Moses Camp at 3,300m. Picnic lunch will be served at along the way. If you are lucky, you will see big game like buffalo, elephant, water buck and other animals. The distance is 9km and takes 3hrs.  While at the Old Moses camp at 1600hrs, you may take a short 1hr walk just to acclimatize. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

After breakfast, follow the track uphill, forking right at the junction. After a water break, continue on the track crossing Ontulili River before turning right contouring through the moorland and crossing Liki North River. Continue uphill to Mackinder Valley from where there are panoramic views up the valley. Walk through the picturesque views of the Sirimon and the Mackinder Valley arriving at Shipton's Camp (4200m). Lunch is served on the way.  This is a relatively long day, the distance to Shipton's Camp from Old Moses camp is 16kms takes 6hrs. Shipton's Camp is a surreal setting below the towering peaks and glacier, with amazing views of the Northern side of the mountain. Dinner and overnight at the Shiptons  Camp.

Breakfast is served at 8.00am. At 09.00am, start the peak circuit, from Shipton's camp through the trail that leads to Kami Camp below the north face of Batian. Continuing southwest, the trails climbs up to the ridge 4,600m. Hike through the scree before reaching Hausberg Col at 4,590m. Later descend into the upper Hausberg Valley and rest at the aptly named Oblong and Hausberg tarns. Ascending to the crest of a ridge known as Arthur's Seat, you can see the trail winding along a beautiful series of rock ledges. You can to see Mackinders, Teleki Lodge, Two Tarn, Nanyuki Tarn and American Camp. Proceed to Austrian camp as you see Pt. Peter, Daton and other beautiful scenes. Picnic lunch is served along the way.

At 4.30am, wake up and have tea & biscuits. Proceed to the summit, Pt. Lenana (4985m) and take photos with the African sunrise. You can to see Mt. Kilimanjaro's Kibo and Mawenzi peaks if the weather is clear, especially at dawn and the views are spectacular. Descend down to Mintos Hut for a full breakfast. Thereafter descend to Chogoria Bandas as you see Lake Ellis, Mugi hills, Vivien Falls and the Giant Billiards Table at a distance. Picnic lunch is served along the way as you head to and arrive at the bandas in the early evening for a long deserved hot shower, dinner and overnight.

After breakfast, descend for a 10km through the bamboo forest and get transport to Chogoria and then Nairobi arriving at 3pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$950
2 to 3	$820
4 or more	$780

Traverse the mountain from East to North via the Sirimon and scenic Chogoria routes. Climb Pt. Lenana, the highest trekking peak on Mt. Kenya. Descend via the Sirimon route. Chogoria route is arguably the most magnificent ascent route to the summit area. It is the driest route up the mountain and the walk beside the Gorges Valley truly spectacular. Accommodation on this hike is 2 nights in mountain huts and 2 nights camping. Nonetheless, if you prefer to camp you can do so on all nights on the mountain.
Depart from Nairobi at 6.30am arriving at Chogoria for lunch. Thereafter use 4×4 vehicle and drive up to the edge of the dense bamboo forest where you start trekking through the forest for a distance of 10 km to the Mt. Kenya Bandas. Dinner and overnight at the Meru Mt. Kenya Bandas.

After breakfast , set off up the mountain at an easy pace. Visit the Nithi waterfalls and get back on the trail for a slightly longer walk via Lake Ellis giving way to scenic views of Mugi, Ithanguni and the Giants Billiards Table. If you follow the river near roadhead and upstream for about 3 km, the foreground scenery and flora is particularly beautiful. Have lunch on the banks of a stream, then cut up the left hand hillside to the camp at about 3,600m.

Start early on a well beaten track to follow a ridge up the mountain for about 3 hours to eventually join the tourist track on the normal Chogoria route at an altitude of about 4,100m. See breathtaking views over the Gorges Valley and back over towards Ithanguni and the Northern Moorlands. Lunch is served at a small stream crossing, before continuing for a further hour to the Mintos Hut at 4,200m for a night's rest. Afternoon is spent relaxing at camp, though a 10 minute walk to the “Temple” is well worth the effort. This is a 150 meters vertical cliff that gets its name from the position visitors often adopt when peering over the edge - they look as if they are praying. An early night is recommended as you will attempt to summit next day.

Pre-dawn attempt of the summit starts at 3.00am and you hike for about three hours up to Pt. Lenana (4,985m), the hiker's summit, arriving there in time to watch the African sunrise. Descend to Shipton's Camp for breakfast. After breakfast, begin a 5 hour descent via Mackinder Valley to Old Moses camp (3,300m). The descent is gentle and it offers ample time to enjoy fascinating scenery which includes the moorlands before reaching the camp. Dinner and overnight at Old Moses camp.

After early morning breakfast, descend for 3 hours to the Sirimon Park gate to get a vehicle for transfer to Nairobi arriving late afternoon.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$960
2 to 3	$840
4 or more	$800

Depart Nairobi in the morning at 8.30am and drive to Naromoru, the base for climbing Mt. Kenya arriving in time for early lunch. Transfer to the Mt. Kenya Naromoru park gate and start hiking to Met Station (3,300m). Hiking takes about 3hours. Dinner and overnight at the Bandas.

After breakfast, proceed to Teleki valley with a picnic lunch en-route arriving at Mackinders Camp (4,300m) in the early evening. The distance is 14kms and takes 6 hours. Dinner and overnight at Teleki Lodge.

Depart Mackinders after breakfast and walk along a steep scree and alpine desert to Austrian Hut (4,700m) taking about 3hrs. You will have a chance to view the Southern side of the this beautiful mountain. Dinner and overnight at the Austrian Hut.

Wake up early to a hot cup of tea and then cross the Lewis glacier where you start your technical climbing for about 7hrs to the summit (Batian), then return to Austrian Hut for dinner and overnight.

If you would do both peaks, Nelion(5188m) and Batian (5,199m), please allow allow 5 hours for the ascent of Nelion and a further 3 hours for reaching Batian and returning to Nelion. It is advisable to spend a night to the Howell Hut on the summit of Nelion. Hence, this call for an extra day. However, depending on the experience of the climber and with the help of our technical guide, you can summit and be back by evening.

Wake up early (5.30am) and climb to Pt. Lenana which is approximately 1.5kms away for 1 hour and 15 minutes. After a photo session on Pt. Lenana, descend to Shipton's Camp for full breakfast then futher down along Mackinder Valley to Old Moses for late lunch. Dinner and overnight at Old Moses Camp.

After breakfast, descend for 9km to Sirimon Gate to get transport back to Nairobi, with a lunch stop at Nanyuki at you own cost.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$1,365
2 to 3	$1,280
4 or more	$1,200

Leave Nairobi at 6.45am for a 3.5 hour trip to Nanyuki where you will link up with the porters and make final preparations and continue with the journey to the mountain park gate. With porter support, trek for 3hrs to Old Moses Camp at 3,300m. Diner and overnight at the Old Moses Camp or you may opt to sleep in bandas.

After breakfast proceed across Ontulilli River straight to Liki North River, to the top ridge and down to Mackinder Valley and Shipton's Camp at 4,200m. This is a 17kms walk which takes 6 - 7hours, with picnic lunch served on the way. You have the option of staying in the hut, or sleep in your own tents. The tents offer a bit of privacy and quiet from the often busy hut. Either way, our cook will use the hut's facilities and we will take our meals at tables and benches inside the hut. This night you will be joined by the technical guide/s who will do a briefing and a kit/technical gear check.

Early morning after breakfast you have an acclimatization walk to Pt. Lenana (4895m). Rest after lunch and at 3pm, climb a short route on either Pt. Peter (this is also technical) or Pt. Dutton. You can also opt to rest and spare the energy. In either case, you also prepare for the climb of Batian the following morning.

Starting before dawn, usually between 4 and 5 am, take a 40 minute walk to the climbing base. To ascent Batian by the North Face Standard Route, you may climb the first couple of pitches by headlamp. The route initially follows a wide contour which you ascend for some 7 pitches, never harder than 5.7. A bit of easy scrambling brings you to the amphitheater, a small basin of easy rock partly way up the route. Ideally you arrive here by about 7.30am and enjoying a late breakfast and a short break. Above this is the crux of the route, Firmin's Tower. There are about 3 difficult pitches, all fairly short, but all in the 5.8 to 5.9 range. Above this, easier terrain leads to a few more pitches and finally, the west ridge.

From this point, you continue on easy, but still exposed, rock to Shipton's Notch, a prominent gash in the summit ridge. Another pitch, then mixed 4th and easy 5th class rock leads to the airy summit of Batian. Descent is by the same route, with a few minor variations. If you are quick, you can arrive back in Shipton's Camp before evening dusk. If slow, you might not be able to go up and down the same day. Hence, you may overnight at the Top Hut about 5,188m (Nelion).

Please plan for an Extra day in case you spend the night at the Top Hut.

After spending the night at Shipton’s you will use the Chogoria route, because we believe it is the most scenic. The trek out begins with a climb up to Simba Col (where porters once swore they saw a lion, hence the name) then a quick descent to the Hall Tarns. From here you follow the backbone of a ridge, overlooking the beautiful Gorges Valley.

Loosing elevation, you leave the high moorlands and enter into the forest belt which surrounds Mt. Kenya. As you approach the rustic cabins of Meru Mount Kenya Lodge (your destination for the night), you are likely to see cape buffalo, as well as bush buck or water buck, and tracks of other wild animals.

The Bandas, as the cabins are called, are a welcome luxury after your stay on the mountain. With hot showers (after the water is wood-fire heated) and a fine evening fire, you enjoy dinner and the thick, fragrant air of the jungly lower elevations. In the evening, you can make a short hike with your guide, looking for additional wildlife and exploring the immediate area around our cabins.

There is a rough road which leads up to the lodge. You may choose to hike the first hour or so, enjoying the thick bamboo forest. You often see elephant tracks and signs of many other wild animals. After a bit of time, a 4x4 off road vehicle catches up with you. You use the vehicle to drive to Chogoria town on the east side of Mt. Kenya. Once on the main road, you switch to a more comfortable vehicle, for an additional 4 hour drive to Nairobi. Back to a Nairobi hotel, you enjoy the comforts of civilization and a fine dinner or get transferred to the airport for a flight out.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$1,365
2 to 3	$1,280
4 or more	$1,200
Technical guide	$400

This is the easiest route to ascend Mt. Kilimanjaro. The summit glaciers, screes, cliffs, afro-alpine moorland then forests lead down to the cultivated foothills. The Marangu route takes you at a gentle pace through these dramatically different zones. For the ascent to Uhuru Peak from Kibo Hut, a very early start is made since the scree is easier to climb when frozen and the views from the crater rim at dawn can be spectacular.

Ski sticks are useful when ascending the scree to the summit. Accommodation on the mountain is in comfortable huts. You will require a sleeping bag. This is a tough walking trip but within the limits of a fit individual used to walking. An extra day for acclimatization to the altitude can be spent at Horombo. From Horombo there are various walks to enjoy.

Best climbing seasons are in November to March and May to September every year.

Transfer from your hotel to the park headquarters at Marangu gate for registration. From the gate, you ascend a cleared ridge trail, formerly a vehicle track to Mandara Hut. The cleared trail is the fastest way to Mandara, but opportunities to see wildlife or enjoy the forest are limited due to the heavy foot traffic. An alternative is to ascend along the parallel forest trail and descend on the main trail. The forest trail branches off to the left, a few minutes after the gate, and follows the edge of a stream through the undergrowth. About halfway (1.5 hours from the gate), you can choose to cross the stream and rejoin the main trail, or continue on the forest trail. Lunch will be at this spot. Both trails continue on opposite sides of the stream, merging about one hour before Mandara Hut.

From Mandara Hut the trail passes through a short stretch of forest and skirts the base of Maundi Crater, crosses a meadow and a wooded stream, then emerges into grassland. It is well worth the short detour to scramble up to the rim of Maundi Crater for a superb view of the mountain and its surroundings. The trail crosses numerous moor land ravines before ending at Horombo Hut, which is set in a rocky valley with a fine stand of giant scenecios or groundsels. Lunch is served on the way. Dinner and overnight at the huts.

Horombo hut is a village of huts perched on a small plateau, with buildings similar to Mandara, but with a total capacity of 150 climbers. Normally bustling with hikers, guides, porters and with an atmosphere of adventure and excitement. You will meet both ascending and descending hikers here. This extra day and night at Horombo is for additional acclimatization. A hike towards the Mawenzi hut, passing the Zebra Rocks on the way (about 3 hours up and 1.5 hours down), is strongly recommended. This hike will further assist with the process of acclimatization. Remember to drink enough water and move slowly. All meals for the day are provided at the hut. Retire to bed early and get a last good night's rest.

The eleven kilometers path seems rather steep at first as it bends north west and up through the thinning vegetation of the moors. It takes 4 to 5 hours of tough walk, a gradual but relentless uphill slog to round off what has already been a fairly wearing day. From Horombo Hut there are two trails to the Saddle. The right fork is very stony and eroded and is the most direct route to the Saddle and Mawenzi. From the Saddle (about 2 hours from Horombo), there are trails to Mawenzi Hut (1.5 hours) or Mawenzi Tarn Hut (2.5 hours) and across the length of the Saddle to Kibo Hut (3 hours). The left fork from Horombo Hut is an easier trail and emerges on the Saddle much closer to Kibo and about one kilometer from Kibo Hut. Dinner and overnight at the hut.

Wake up around 5.30am and after a breakfast of tea and biscuits, you will start off into the night and this is where the going gets really tough. The first section of the trail consists of a rocky path to the Hans Meyer Cave (5,150m), also a good resting spot. The path then zigzags up to Gillman's point (5,681m), which is located on the crater rim. This section is very steep with a lot of stone scree, requiring a great physical and mental effort, probably the most demanding section of the entire route. Do the Kili shuffle and move slowly. From Gillman’s 1 hour climb to the summit point, you will normally encounter snow all the way up to Uhuru peak (5,895m), the highest point in Africa and experience total exhilaration and satisfaction - you made it. Weather conditions on the summit will determine how long you will be able to spend, taking photographs, before the 3 hour descent back to Kibo hut. After a short rest you gather all your gear you left behind for the ascent and head down to Horombo Hut (3 hours) for your overnight. The return to Horombo Hut will seem surprisingly fast compared to the ascent. The total time spent walking on this day is around 14 hours, so be prepared for a very tough day. Later in the evening, you enjoy your last dinner (with soft drinks and beer for sale at the camp office) on the mountain and a well-earned sleep, filled with memories and stirring emotions.

After breakfast, you continue your descent (6 hours), passing the Mandara Hut, down to the Marangu gate. It is strongly recommended not to pay your porters any tips until you and all your gear have reached the gate safely. At Marangu gate, you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Gillman's Point (5,685m) are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak (5,895m), receive gold certificates. You now drive back for a long overdue hot shower, dinner and celebrations! Overnight in your hotel.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$1,680
2 to 3	$1,620
4 or more	$1,560

This program travels the scenic Machame route, with some game-viewing and bird watching opportunities along the first days’ paths. Then it's up across the Shira plateau through the Grand Baranco Canyon and on to the top. If all goes as planned, you will reach Stella Point at dawn, with a chance to continue around Kibo’s rim to the summit, Uhuru Peak. Fit to trek?. The Machame route is a strenuous, but not a technical climb and no mountain-climbing experience is necessary. But there’s no avoiding the steep ascents and high altitudes that make robust physical fitness (and a minimum age of 16 years) a prerequisite for this trip. You’ll want to consult your physician before undertaking this unforgettable adventure.

Drive to the gate of Mount Kilimanjaro National Park. The journey passes through the village of Machame, which is located on the lower slopes of the mountain. You now leave the park gate and walk through the rain forest on a winding trail up a ridge. Lower down, the trail can be muddy and slippery. Gaiters and trekking poles are a good idea here. You continue a short distance up to Machame Camp.

After breakfast, you leave the glades of the rain forest and continue on an ascending path, crossing the little valley walking along a steep rocky ridge, covered with heather, until the ridge ends. The route now turns west onto a river gorge. Time for rest with dinner and overnight at the Shira campsite.

From the Shira Plateau, you continue to the east up a ridge, passing the junction towards the peak of Kibo. As you continue, our direction changes to the South East towards the Lava Tower, called the "Shark's Tooth." Shortly after the tower, you come to the second junction which brings us up to the Arrow Glacier at an altitude of 4,876m (15,997 feet). You now continue down to the Barranco Hut at an altitude of 3860m (12,664 feet). Here you rest, enjoy dinner and overnight. Although you end the day at the same elevation as when you started, this day is very important for acclimatization and will help your body prepare for summit day.

After breakfast, you leave Barranco and continue on a steep ridge passing the Barranco Wall, to the Karanga Valley campsite. This is a short day meant for acclimatization. A steep climb up the Barranco Wall leads us to an undulating trail on the south-eastern flank of Kibo, with superb vistas of the Southern Icefields. The terrain changes to scree, with pockets of lush vegetation in sheltered hollows, and there is only a short distance to our camp at Karanga Camp (13,100 feet), the last water point on the way to the summit.

After breakfast, you leave Karanga and hit the junction which connects with the Mweka Trail. You continue up to the Barafu Hut. At this point, you have completed the South Circuit, which offers views of the summit from many different angles. Here you make camp, rest, enjoy dinner and prepare for the summit day. The two peaks of Mawenzi and Kibo can be seen from this position. The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the early morning final ascent.

You start the ascent by torchlight at about midnight so that you can be up on the crater rim by sunrise. The steep climb over loose volcanic scree has some well-graded zig-zags and a slow but steady pace will take us to Stella Point (18,800 feet), in about five or six hours. You will rest there for a short time to enjoy the sunrise over Mawenzi. If you are still feeling strong, you can make the two hour round trip from here along the crater rim to Uhuru Peak (19,345 feet), passing close to the spectacular glaciers and ice cliffs that still occupy most of the summit area. The descent to Barafu is surprisingly fast from the summit as you now descend continuing straight down to the Mweka Hut campsite. Mweka Camp is situated in the upper forest and mist or rain can be expected in the late afternoon. Later in the evening, you enjoy your last dinner on the mountain and a well-earned sleep.

After breakfast, continue the descent down to the Mweka Park Gate to receive your summit certificates. At lower elevations, it can be wet and muddy. Gaiters and trekking poles will help. Shorts and t-shirts will probably be plenty to wear (keep rain gear and warmer clothing handy). From the gate, a private vehicle transfers you back to the hotel in Moshi.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$2,180
2 to 3	$1,920
4 or more	$1,780

The Lemosho route is regarded as one of the prettiest routes on Kilimanjaro. You begin from the west, trekking in the fertile rainforest until you reach the wildflowers of the heath eco-system. Approaching from the west, you cross one of most beautiful areas on Kilimanjaro, the Shira Plateau, before traversing the mountain along the southern circuit. The total time on the mountain is 8 days. We recommend hiking the 8 day Lemosho route as it provides plenty of time for acclimatization and it also keeps the daily hiking distances reasonable.

Transport from the hotel is arranged to the park entrance (2,000m). Here you will complete entry formalities. Then drive to the Lemosho trailhead (another hour to reach the trailhead). Upon arrival at the trailhead, you have lunch, then commence trekking through undisturbed forest which winds up at the first campsite. The climb goes through the rain forest. It is a 4 - 5 hours walk to the first camp, through verdant scenery. The forest is alive with bird life, and some elephant and other wildlife may be seen. Dinner and overnight at Mti Mkubwa camp.

The trek to Shira One camp is about 7 miles and takes 4 to 5 hours. About half an hour after leaving Mti Mkubwa camp, you emerge from the rain forest on to alpine meadow. This is a stunning climb, with splendid views of the peaks and of the plains below. The vegetation is also quite spectacular, especially higher up, where giant lobelias may be seen. Higher still, the vegetation becomes thinner, and the effects of altitude, commonly experienced as shortness of breath, may begin to be felt. Dinner and overnight at Shira One (3,400m).

An easy day to help with acclimatization and explore the volcanic rock formations of Shira Plateau. You walk to the summit of Shira Cathedral before reaching the next camp at Shira Hut (12,600 feet). This campsite has stunning views, close to the glaciated dome of Kibo and the jagged rim of Shira Plateau. The views from here of Mt. Meru floating on the clouds are simply unforgettable. Shira is one of the highest plateaus on earth.

This is an acclimatization day. You walk from the camp up to Lava Tower at 4,600m before descending down to Baranco camp at 3,945m. From the Shira Plateau, you continue to the east up a ridge, passing the junction towards the peak of Kibo. As you continue, your direction changes to the south east towards the Lava Tower, called the "Shark's Tooth". Shortly after the tower, you come to the second junction which brings you up to the Arrow Glacier at an altitude of 16,000ft. You continue down to the Barranco Hut at an altitude of 13,000ft. Here you rest, enjoy dinner and overnight. Although you end the day at the same elevation as when you started, this day is very important for acclimatization and will help your body prepare for summit day.

After breakfast, you leave Barranco and continue on a steep ridge passing the Barranco Wall, to the Karanga Valley campsite. This is a short day meant for acclimatization. A steep climb up the Barranco Wall leads you to an undulating trail on the south-eastern flank of Kibo, with superb vistas of the Southern Icefields. The terrain changes to scree, with pockets of lush vegetation in sheltered hollows, and there is only a short distance to your camp at Karanga (13,100 feet), the last water point on the way to the summit.

After breakfast, you leave Karanga and hit the junction which connects with the Mweka Trail. You continue up to the Barafu Hut. At this point, you have completed the South Circuit, which offers views of the summit from many different angles. Here you make camp, rest, enjoy dinner and prepare for the summit day. The two peaks of Mawenzi and Kibo can be seen from this position. The remainder of the day is spent resting in preparation for the early morning final ascent.

You start the ascent by torchlight at about midnight so that you can be up on the crater rim by sunrise. The steep climb over loose volcanic scree has some well-graded zig-zags and a slow but steady pace will take us to Stella Point (18,800 feet), in about five or six hours. You will rest there for a short time to enjoy the sunrise over Mawenzi. If you are still feeling strong, you can make the two hour round trip from here along the crater rim to Uhuru Peak (19,345 feet), passing close to the spectacular glaciers and ice cliffs that still occupy most of the summit area. The descent to Barafu is surprisingly fast from the summit as you now descend continuing straight down to the Mweka Hut campsite. Mweka Camp is situated in the upper forest and mist or rain can be expected in the late afternoon. Later in the evening, you enjoy your last dinner on the mountain and a well-earned sleep.

After breakfast, continue the descent down to the Mweka Park Gate to receive your summit certificates. At lower elevations, it can be wet and muddy. Gaiters and trekking poles will help. Shorts and t-shirts will probably be plenty to wear (keep rain gear and warmer clothing handy). From the gate, a private vehicle transfers you back to the hotel in Moshi.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$2,390
2 to 3	$2,240
4 or more	$2,100

You will be picked from your hotel / residence in Nairobi by private transport to Nyeri town where you will link up with the porters and the guide. After registration at the park headquarters, drive through Treetops gate for 45km to reach the Reedbuck Campsite.

The drive through the salient area is worth the while and animals that can be found include elephant, buffalo, black rhino, leopard, baboon, black, white colobus and sykes monkeys. Rarer sightings include those of the golden cat and bongo, an elusive antelope that lives in the bamboo forest. Eland and serval cats can be found higher up in the moorlands. Birdwatching is very good here with over 250 species of birds in the park, including the Jackson’s francolin, sunbirds and plovers. The birds of prey are of particular interest and include African goshawks, ayres’ hawk eagles, rufous-breasted sparrow hawk and mountain buzzards.
You will get at the campsite at 2pm and then walk to the Karuru waterfalls. This is a 4hr walk and it’s worth every step. The Karuru and Gura waterfalls are amazing. Spend the afternoon accompanied by an armed ranger as you visit the waterfalls and also included is the Queens Cave waterfalls. Dinner and overnight at the Reedback campsite.
After breakfast, trek through moorland, viewing high altitude plant life. Elephants, lions, buffaloes, antelopes and various bird species can be encountered as you proceed towards Honi River campsite for dinner and overnight.
Another beautiful morning. After breakfast, hike through the Hagenia forest to Wanderi’s Roadhead campsite. This is a relatively short day. You will be at the campsite for hot lunch. In the late afternoon, visit the water hole and later be back at the camp for dinner and overnight.
Wake up at 5.30am, have coffee and biscuits and start trekking before sunrise. Hike to the top of Satima peak (4,001m) which is the highest point in the Aberdare’s overlooking the great rift valley. This walk, at well over 3000m high moorland, characterise the Aberdare National Park, with wonderful views of the Dragon's Teeth to the west and Mt. Kenya to the east. Later descend to the campsite for breakfast and lunch. Break camp and hike down to the forest campsite. Dinner and overnight at the campsite.

After breakfast walk down to meet the vehicle off the mountain via Wanderis Gate and then proceed back to Nairobi and arrive by 4.00pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$900

Leave Nairobi at 6.30am and drive for 3 hours to Nyeri. Here link up with the guide and porters and then drive to the KWS Park headquarters where you will be assigned a ranger to escort you to the mountain. Drive towards Nyahururu then turn off to the Rhino gate. Register and keep driving for 12km to Chebuswa or the Twin Peaks (3,365m). Park the vehicle at some point and start walking.

From this point, animal trails ascend up the lower moorlands normally covered with alpine giant heather, which sadly gets ravaged by forest fires from time to time, leaving behind charred sticks. As you work your way further southwards, this vegetation gradually gives way to tussock grass in marshes. Breath-taking landscapes soon unfold ahead as interesting rock formations including the Dragon’s Teeth come into view, standing tall on the plateau. Depending on your level of fitness, it takes about 2 hours to trek from the Twin Peaks to the Dragon’s Teeth.

As you climb higher past these rocks on marshes, the trail contours along ridges until Satima comes into view. A short steep climb gets you to the summit at 4,000m taking about 3 to 4 hours and 8km from the Twin Peaks. Walk down back to the car and drive to Shamata gate campsite for dinner and overnight.


After breakfast , explore the surroundings, taking a walk to the waterfalls. Later using the Shamata gate, leave the park, dropping off the ranger escort, drive to Nyeri and then Nairobi to end the safari.

No. of persons	Cost per person
2 minimum	$350

The Elephant Hill on the southern end of the Aberdares Ranges, about 90km north of Nairobi, is an ideal location for a day hike especially if you’re preparing for the more challenging Mt. Kenya or Mt. Kilimanjaro climbs.

Leave Nairobi at 8am in the morning for the 2 hour drive to the Njabini Forest Gate that marks the beginning of the Elephant Hill climb. Although the hill can be ascended from various starting points, the best approach is the Njabini Forest Station (former Kinangop South Forest Station), about 4km from Njabini shopping centre. The hike up the hill takes 4 to 5 hours after starting at an altitude of 2500m at the forest station. The first few kilometres are over relatively flat forest covered terrain, with occasional herd of cattle grazing in the forest glades, a testament to the growing push by human settlements into the receding forest boundary. On ascending further up, the forest gives way to the bamboo zone. The narrow trail, punctuated every few steps by treacherous mud, at this point is covered by a canopy of towering bamboo with only filtered light getting through, as you continue trudging up the now steeper path. The occasional elephant footprint and droppings from various animal species are a constant reminder that you are in a game reserve teeming with wildlife, with the armed escort as your only shield from possible danger.

After what seems like hours of plodding though the muck and fighting the urge to just throw in the towel and turn around, the trail finally levels off and the bamboo thins out as you get to the alpine zone, characterized by the stunning array of outlandish flora like giant lobelia, senecio, tussock grass, and giant heather among others; a real feast for botany enthusiasts. Amazing views of the surrounding countryside including the nearby Sasumua dam down below to your right, and the distant Ndakaini dam to your left, awaits those who make it this far. You are now at the Elephant’s Rump, also known as the point of despair. This where we will put up the tents for dinner and overnight.
After a chilly and probably wet night, breakfast is served in the morning. Later continue with the hike that goes over slightly rocky terrain at an altitude of over 3,400m, with the temperature dropping significantly, as you pick your way across the Elephant’s Back. The trail first descends into a clamp of trees before turning back upwards out of the small valley. It then gets pretty steep as it meanders past gnarled giant heather trees adorned with spanish moss offering handholds when you need to pull yourself up the slope. After what seems like another endless climb, the trail mercifully levels off to give you your first view of the summit. You’ll recognize it by the saddle between two knolls. Once you traverse the Elephant’s Back to reach this saddle, the summit at 3600m above sea level is to your left, a short 5 minute climb. The distinctive Kinangop peak, the second highest point on the Aberdares can be seen to the north. Avoid regretting later for turning back after getting so close. You will be at the summit as long as you can bear the cold. The descent is just as trying as the ascent, taking a big toll on the knees, and another 3 to 4 hours to the Forest station. Depart after Lunch for Nairobi.

No. of persons	Cost per person
2 minimum	$300

A memorable journey through the Great Rift Valley will take you to the world famous Lake Nakuru National Park which is renowned for its wide selection of bird species-more than 400. This tour also takes you to the Maasai Mara, one of the most visited parks in Kenya due to its abundant wildlife, both flora and fauna and especially the annual migration of wildebeests.
An Arch Treks & Safaris representative will meet you at your hotel or residence at 7.30am and take you to join a group and also introduce you to the driver guide for the safari. With other clients joining the group, you will depart from Nairobi at 8.00 am and drive through the beautiful landscape of the Kikuyu farmlands before descending the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley, a brief stop to see the amazing views, then continue past the extinct volcanoes of Longonot and Suswa. You will reach Narok by 11.30am and take short break and final refuelling. Afterwards, continue across the Loita plains pasts occupied and abandoned manyattas (the nomadic Masai villages) plastered with cow dung. On arrival in Masai Mara, have lunch and later at 3.00pm, proceed on for a game drive. Dinner and overnight at a budget tented camp.

Carrying picnic lunch, leave the camp at 8.00am and brace yourself for a full day of viewing game across the rich, tree studded savannah grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. Return to the camp for dinner and overnight at a budget tented camp.

Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to see the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the camp for breakfast and thereafter leave for Lake Nakuru National Park. Lunch will taken en-route at a hotel and later continue to drive to Nakuru. You arrive in Nakuru town by 4.00pm. Dinner and overnight at a either Golden Palace or Genevieve hotel in Nakuru.


After Breakfast, proceed to Lake Nakuru National Park and embark on a game drive from 7.00am to 1.30pm. Take lunch and then leave the park for Nairobi and arrive by 5.00pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$420

Depart Nairobi and later descend to the floor of the Great Rift Valley, for Lake Baringo arriving in time for lunch. Lake Baringo is a fresh water lake which supports a great variety of birds as well as hippos and crocodiles. (An evening boat ride is optional at an extra cost). Indeed the lake is reputed to be the bird-watching center of Kenya. Overnight at Mrs. Robert's Campsite.

Early in the morning, head south via Lake Bogoria, which is a shallow soda lake with a beautiful scenery and also home to a sizable number of flamingos and other species of birds. The highlight however, is the boiling hot springs and geysers, which also contributes to the beauty of the lake. After lunch, visit a Pokot or Jemps traditional village and later proceed to Nakuru for dinner and overnight in a guesthouse or hostel located outside the park.

Proceed to Lake Nakuru National Park after breakfast, another shallow soda lake that is described as an ornithologist’s paradise and one of the world's most magnificent sights. Here one has an opportunity to see millions of flamingos besides tens of thousands of others birds. Lake Nakuru National Park is a rhino sanctuary and also harbors lion, warthog, waterbuck, buffalo, hippo and many other animals, Lunch at a hotel in the park with dinner and overnight in a guesthouse or hostel located outside the park.


Head further south to Narok, camping in a semi-permanent camp located near the gate at the edge of the Masai Mara National Park. Walk-in tents with beds and mattresses, hot and cold showers are available at this basic campsite and meals are served in the dinning mess. Proceed on a game drive early in the evening.

Equipped with picnic lunch, from the base camp, explore the Mara region which is packed with the elephant, zebra, rhino and all kinds of game throughout the year, with the spectacular wildebeest migration occurring mainly in July and August. Dinner and overnight at the campsite.

Take an early morning game drive and return to the campsite for breakfast. Thereafter, proceed to Narok where Masai souvenirs can be bought. Continue to Nairobi with picnic lunch taken en-route, and arrive in the early evening.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$1,200

Depart from your hotel at 7.30am and drive through the Central Province farmlands before descending into the Great Rift Valley through the spectacular escarpment with scenic views of the valley floor and the extinct volcanoes of Longonot and Suswa. Proceed to Narok for a short break and refuelling. Continue across the Loita Plains past Masai manyattas (nomadic Masai villages) and arrival at Mara Sarova Game Camp for lunch. Later at 3.00pm, proceed for a game drive. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

Carrying picnic lunch, leave the camp at 8.00am and brace yourself for a full day of viewing game across the rich, tree studded savannah grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. Return to the camp for dinner and overnight.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the camp for breakfast and thereafter leave for Lake Nakuru National Park. It will take at most 4.5 hours to drive to the gates of Lake Nakuru National Park. Take a game drive en route to Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge for lunch. Later, proceed on an evening game drive. Lake Nakuru National Park is dominated by a gentle undulating terrain with open bush and woodlands, typical of the dry rift valley vegetation. 27% of the park is composed of the Lake Nakuru waters. Lake Nakuru was declared a rhino sanctuary in 1983. The Rhino stocking program which ensued received white rhinos from South Africa. Currently the sanctuary has approximately 45 black and 31 white rhinoceros. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
After Breakfast, leave the lodge for the gate with a game drive en-route. Drive to Nairobi for lunch at the Pampa Grill - Panari Sky Center. Thereafter, proceed to Amboseli National Park and arrive at 3.00pm for the evening game drive. Amboseli National Park, despite its small size (392 sq.km) and a fragile ecosystem, supports a wide range of animals (over 50 of the larger species) and birds (over 400 species). The waters from Mt. Kilimanjaro drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface in Amboseli, creating a green belt of swamp land amidst dusty plains. Amboseli lacks the profusion of animal species found in the Mara, but the landscape provides limited cover so you have a better chance of seeing some of the larger Animals. Elephant, buffalo, lion, gazelle, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, warthog, giraffes, zebra, baboon and waterbuck are all present in the park. Dinner and overnight at the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge.


Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro. Go back to the lodge for breakfast and later drive to Nairobi with an optional Nairobi restaurant dinner experience at the Carnivore Restaurant at your own cost .You will then be transferred to your hotel for the night or the airport for a flight out.

Get picked up from your Nairobi hotel in the morning and drive to Amboseli National Park which is renowned for its scenery with a backdrop of the snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro dominating the landscape and open plains. Arrive in time for lunch at the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge. Amboseli National Park, despite its small size (392 sq.km) and a fragile ecosystem, supports a wide range of animals (over 50 of the larger species) and birds (over 400 species). The waters from Mt. Kilimanjaro drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface in Amboseli, creating a green belt of swamp land amidst dusty plains. Amboseli lacks the profusion of animal species found in the Mara, but the landscape provides limited cover so you have a better chance of seeing some of the larger Animals. Elephant, buffalo, lion, gazelle, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, warthog, giraffes, zebra, baboon and waterbuck are all present in the park. Dinner and overnight at the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge.
Take an early morning game drive and return back to the lodge for breakfast. Thereafter, with packed lunch, spend a full day in the park in search of its popular residents like the well-known predators and their prey like the zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, hippo etc., and with a view of Mt. Kilimanjaro in the background. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro. Go back to the lodge for breakfast and later drive to Nairobi with an optional Nairobi restaurant dinner experience at the Carnivore Restaurant at your own cost .You will then be transferred to your hotel for the night or the airport for a flight out.

Depart from your hotel at 7.30 am and drive through the Central Province farmlands to Sweet Waters Serena Camp. The camp is at the heart of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy that also houses the Chimpanzee Sanctuary, a charming haven established by the Jane Goodall Institute to provide sanctuary to orphaned chimpanzees, and the specially protected and fenced refuge of the black rhino. Proceed on a game drive in Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The Conservancy boasts an astounding variety of animals including all the “Big Five” (the endangered black rhino, leopard, elephant, buffalo and lion). The combination of amazing wildlife and stunning views across the open plains of Ol Pejeta guarantees an unforgettable safari experience. Lunch will be at the camp. An evening game drive starts from 3.00pm to 6.30pm. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the camp for breakfast and leave for the Aberdare National Park at 10am. Drive to the Aberdares in 1.5 hours and check in at Ark Country Club for lunch. After Lunch you will be transferred to the Ark Lodge. This Facility is set in the heart of the Aberdare National Park, iconic and yes, quirky. The Ark overlooks a floodlit waterhole and salt lick, which attracts a host of awesome large and small Game. The Aberdare National Park is part of the Aberdare Mountain Range, a region of stunning and diverse landscapes where jagged peaks soar up to 3,930m and deep ravines cut through the forested slopes. The area is ideal for game viewing. The rain forest is a vital water catchment area with attractive streams and rivers supporting a broad range of wildlife. Bird watching is very good here with over 250 species of birds in the park, including the Jackson’s Francolin, sunbirds and plovers. The birds of prey are of particular interest and include African Goshawks, Ayres’ Hawk Eagles, Rufous Breasted Sparrow Hawk and Mountain Buzzard. Dinner and overnight at either of the facility.
After Breakfast at 9.00am, you will be transferred from the Ark Lodge to the Country Club where you will link up with your driver again for the safari continuation. Proceed to the Thomson Falls for a brief view the magnificent water falls and later leave for Lake Nakuru National Park with a short stop at the escarpment to watch views of the rift valley. This is a 2.5 hours drive to the gates of Lake Nakuru National Park. Have a game drive en route to Flamingo Hill Tented Camp for lunch. Later have mid-evening and evening game drives. Lake Nakuru National Park is dominated by a gentle undulating terrain with open bush and woodlands, typical of the dry rift valley vegetation. 27% of the park is composed of the Lake Nakuru waters. Lake Nakuru was declared a rhino sanctuary in 1983. The Rhino stocking program which ensued received white rhinos from South Africa. Currently the sanctuary has approximately 45 black and 31 white rhinoceros. Dinner and overnight at Flamingo Hill Tented Camp.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah and the beautiful Lake Nakuru. Get back to the lodge for breakfast. Later proceed the Masai Mara, past the extinct volcanoes of Longonot and Suswa having a brief stop Narok for final refuelling. Proceed to Narok for a short break and refuelling. Continue across the Loita Plains past Masai manyattas (nomadic Masai villages) and arrive at Masai Mara Ilkeliani Tented Camp for late lunch. Later at 3.00pm, proceed for a game drive. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Carrying picnic lunch, leave the camp at 8.00am and brace yourself for a full day of viewing game across the rich, tree studded savannah grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. You will visit a Masai Village at about 4.00pm or opt to do it in the morning. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
After Breakfast, leave the camp for the gate with a game drive en-route. Drive to Nairobi for lunch at the Pampa Grill - Panari Sky Center. Thereafter, proceed to Amboseli National Park and arrive at 2.30pm for the evening game drive. Amboseli National Park, despite its small size (392 sq.km) and a fragile ecosystem, supports a wide range of animals (over 50 of the larger species) and birds (over 400 species). The waters from Mt. Kilimanjaro drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface in Amboseli, creating a green belt of swamp land amidst dusty plains. Amboseli lacks the profusion of animal species found in the Mara, but the landscape provides limited cover so you have a better chance of seeing some of the larger Animals. Elephant, buffalo, lion, gazelle, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, warthog, giraffes, zebra, baboon and waterbuck are all present in the park. Dinner and overnight at the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro. Go back to the lodge for breakfast and later drive to Nairobi with an optional Nairobi restaurant dinner experience at the Carnivore Restaurant at your own cost .You will then be transferred to your hotel for the night or the airport for a flight out.

Depart from your hotel at 7.30am and drive through the beautiful landscape of the Athi Plains via Emali and to Amboseli Game Reserve arriving at the the Kibo Safari Camp in time for lunch. Later at 3.00pm, proceed for the evening game drive. Amboseli National Park, despite its small size (392 sq.km) and a fragile ecosystem, supports a wide range of animals (over 50 of the larger species) and birds (over 400 species). The waters from Mt. Kilimanjaro drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface in Amboseli, creating a green belt of swamp land amidst dusty plains. Amboseli lacks the profusion of animal species found in the Mara, but the landscape provides limited cover so you have a better chance of seeing some of the larger Animals. Elephant, buffalo, lion, gazelle, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, warthog, giraffes, zebra, baboon and waterbuck are all present in the park. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
After breakfast, depart Amboseli for Tsavo West National Park crossing the now extinct dramatic lava flow at the park boundary. Arrive at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge in time for lunch. Take a short rest followed by a game drive in this Kenya’s largest park, noted especially for its enormous elephant population. Also visit Mzima Springs, an oasis where hippo and crocodile can be seen. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Depart from the lodge after an early breakfast and take a morning game drive en-route to the Tsavo East National Park. Picnic lunch will be served while visiting the Luggard Falls, a part of amazing landscapes in this park. Take afternoon and evening game drives in this vast and least explored national park. The enormous northern region of Tsavo East was closed to the public for many years and, although it is now open again, distances are vast. In practice, it's an area for adventurous explorers, not game drives. Tsavo East is mostly a vast flat plain of sandy soil, split by the shallow trough of the Galana River. Nearly all visits take place south of the Galana, where seasonal streams form tributaries that run into the river, their banks lined by small areas of thicker bush. Another watercourse, the seasonal Voi River, runs east through this part of the park, feeding the shallow Aruba dam and then meandering to the coast. The Galana River, which rises in the central highlands and whose upper reaches are known as the Athi, is one of Kenya’s biggest rivers. Its valley, rocky in much of its western course, sandy and doum palm fringed further east, is one of Tsavo East National Park’s defining physical features. You will be back to your lodge at 6.30pm. Dinner and overnight at the Ashnil Aruba Lodge.
After Breakfast proceed for a final game drive as you exit the park and then proceed to Nairobi arriving by 5pm.

Depart from your hotel at 7.30am and drive through the Central Province farmlands before descending into the Great Rift Valley through the spectacular escarpment with scenic views of the valley floor and the extinct volcanoes of Longonot and Suswa. Proceed to Narok for a short break and refuelling. Continue across the Loita Plains past Masai manyattas (nomadic Masai villages) and arrival at Sarova Mara Game Camp for lunch. Later at 3.00pm, proceed for a game drive. The first sight of this Park (Masai Mara) is breathtaking. The combination of a gentle climate, scenic splendor and untold numbers of wildlife makes the Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya's most popular inland destination. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife Eco-system in the world. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Spend the day in Masai Mara, Kenya's most popular game sanctuary where you will have the best opportunity of spotting the big five - lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino and elephant. Game drives are flexible, with the option of going out with picnic lunch boxes and spend entire day in the the park, or you can choose to have early morning and late afternoon game drives. If you opt for the lunch boxes. A full day is spent game viewing across the rich tree studded grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. You will also have the option of visiting a local Masai village. Meals and overnight at Mara Sarova Game Camp.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the lodge for breakfast and thereafter leave for Lake Nakuru National Park. It will take at most 4.5 hours to drive to the gates of Lake Nakuru National Park. Take a game drive en route to Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge for lunch. Later, proceed on an evening game drive. Lake Nakuru National Park is dominated by a gentle undulating terrain with open bush and woodlands, typical of the dry rift valley vegetation. 27% of the park is composed of the Lake Nakuru waters. Lake Nakuru was declared a rhino sanctuary in 1983. The Rhino stocking program which ensued received white rhinos from South Africa. Currently the sanctuary has approximately 45 black and 31 white rhinoceros. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the lodge for breakfast and thereafter leave for Lake Naivasha. It will take at most 1.5 hours. Get a 1 hour boat ride to Crescent Island and a guided game walk. After the boat ride, have lunch at the Sopa Resort. Lake Naivasha is a fresh water lake which is also inhabited by birds and other game while Crescent Island Game Sanctuary is a peninsula or island on the eastern side of Lake Naivasha. Crescent Island was created in 1988, when Lake Naivasha level dropped sufficiently to allow Crescent Island to become part of the mainland. The terrain is flat, making it easy for walkers of all abilities to enjoy themselves. After Lunch You will leave for Nairobi to arrive at 4pm. You may opt to visit the Carnivore restaurant at your own cost for a Nairobi restaurant experience. Later you will then be transferred to your hotel for the night or the airport for a flight out.

Depart from your hotel at 7.00am for the dramatic semi-arid scrub land of the Northern Frontier and arrive at the Samburu Sopa Lodge by lunch time. After lunch, embark on a game drive to see the resident wildlife species like the Reticulated Giraffe, Grevy's Zebra, Beisa Oryx and the Blue Necked Somali Ostrich that are rare elsewhere in the country. The Samburu National Reserve is located on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River. On the other side of the river is the Buffalo Springs National Reserve. The park is 165 km² in size. The reserve is a rugged and semi-desert park located in Samburu district in the Rift Valley province of Kenya. The park neighbors the homes of the Samburu tribe, known for their remote culture, pastoral and nomadic way of life. Due to its remote distance and the fact that it was inaccessible for many years, the park has retained a naturally serene and quiet feeling. Besides the numerous wildlife found in this game reserve, the park is also a bird haven. Dinner and overnight will be at the lodge.
You will spend the full day in the Samburu National Park. You will have early morning and evening game drives. All your meals and overnight will be at your Samburu Sopa Lodge. The highlights of Samburu game reserve are the spectacular scenic beauty, rivers and forests. It is an area where the local people have a rich and colorful heritage. The reserves have numerous permanent springs and a wealth of wildlife which includes leopard, hippo, elephant, lion, reticulated giraffe, Grevy's zebra and crocodile in the Ewaso Nyiro River. Over 365 species of birds have been identified in the sanctuaries. Dinner and Overnight at the Samburu Sopa Lodge.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Return to the lodge for breakfast and thereafter proceed for another game drive. Come back to the lodge in time for lunch where you will relax until 3pm then take a final game drive in this park. Dinner and Overnight at the lodge.


After an early breakfast depart from the lodge at 7.00am and drive to Nakuru National park. You will have a brief view stop at the Thomson falls and later. Procee to the escarpment for spectacular views of the Great Rift Valley then proceed to The Flamingo Hill Tented Camp for lunch. Lake Nakuru is famous for its pink Flamingos and many other types of birds. There are rare species of animals the white rhino and Rothschild giraffe among a wide variety of game. This park is dominated by a gentle undulating terrain with open bush and woodlands, typical of the dry rift valley vegetation. 27% of the park is composed of the Lake Nakuru waters. Lake Nakuru was declared a rhino sanctuary in 1983. The Rhino stocking program which ensued received white rhinos from South Africa. Currently the sanctuary has approximately 45 black and 31 white rhinoceros. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah and the beautiful Lake. Return to the camp for breakfast and thereafter exit the Lake Nakuru National Park and drive to Lake Naivasha to arrive by 11.30am. Here get a boat ride to Crescent Island and a guided game walk. Lake Naivasha is a fresh water lake which is also inhabited by birds and other game. From the top of a small hill at the Crescent Island, the scenery is magnificent. There is a 360 degree view across Lake Naivasha and one can see Mt. Longonot, Hells gate, the Mau Escarpment and the Aberdares in the distance. Walking along the ridge in the golden hour before sunset whilst watching the animals grazing with the water shimmering beyond, is what Africa is all about. Crescent Island is one of the most beautiful parks in Kenya, and is Naivasha’s best kept secret. Lunch will be at the Lake Naivasha Crescent Tented Camp from 1pm. Later leave at 2.00pm for Hells Gate National park. Take a game drive to the gorge where you will take a 1.5 hours walk to the magnificent Ol Njorowa Gorge. Exit the park at 6.30pm and get back to Naivasha Crescent Tented Camp for dinner and overnight.
Depart from the camp at 7.30am and drive through the beautiful landscape of the Great Rift Valley with a brief stop to see the scenic views, past the extinct volcanoes of Longonot and Suswa, to Narok for a short break and refuelling. Continue across the Loita Plains past Masai manyattas (nomadic Masai villages) and arrive at Masai Mara Ilkeliani Tented Camp for late lunch. Later at 3.00pm, proceed for a game drive. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Carrying picnic lunch, leave the camp at 8.00am and brace yourself for a full day of viewing game across the rich, tree studded savannah grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. Our mid-day meals will be picnic. You will visit a Masai Village at about 4.00pm or opt to do it in the morning. Dinner and overnight at the camp (Masai Mara Ilkeliani Tented Camp).

After Breakfast, leave the lodge for the gate with a game drive en-route. Drive to Nairobi for lunch at the Pampa Grill - Panari Sky Center. Thereafter, proceed to Amboseli National Park and arrive at 3.00pm for the evening game drive. Amboseli National Park, despite its small size (392 sq.km) and a fragile ecosystem, supports a wide range of animals (over 50 of the larger species) and birds (over 400 species). The waters from Mt. Kilimanjaro drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface in Amboseli, creating a green belt of swamp land amidst dusty plains. Amboseli lacks the profusion of animal species found in the Mara, but the landscape provides limited cover so you have a better chance of seeing some of the larger Animals. Elephant, buffalo, lion, gazelle, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, warthog, giraffes, zebra, baboon and waterbuck are all present in the park. Dinner and overnight at the Kibo Safari Camp Amboseli.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise against the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro. Go back to the camp for breakfast. Later, depart Amboseli for Tsavo West National Park crossing the now extinct dramatic lava flow at the park boundary. Arrive at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge in time for lunch. Take a short rest followed by a game drive in this Kenya’s largest park, noted especially for its enormous elephant population. Also visit Mzima Springs, an oasis where hippo and crocodile can be seen. Dinner and overnight at the lodge (Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge).

Depart from the lodge after an early breakfast and take a morning game drive en-route to the Tsavo East National Park. Picnic lunch will be served while visiting the Luggard Falls, a part of amazing landscapes in this park. Take afternoon and evening game drives in this vast and least explored national park. The enormous northern region of Tsavo East was closed to the public for many years and, although it is now open again, distances are vast. In practice, it's an area for adventurous explorers, not game drives. Tsavo East is mostly a vast flat plain of sandy soil, split by the shallow trough of the Galana River. Nearly all visits take place south of the Galana, where seasonal streams form tributaries that run into the river, their banks lined by small areas of thicker bush. Another watercourse, the seasonal Voi River, runs east through this part of the park, feeding the shallow Aruba dam and then meandering to the coast. The Galana River, which rises in the central highlands and whose upper reaches are known as the Athi, is one of Kenya’s biggest rivers. Its valley, rocky in much of its western course, sandy and doum palm fringed further east, is one of Tsavo East National Park’s defining physical features. You will be back to your lodge at 6.30pm. Dinner and overnight at the Ashnil Aruba Tented Camp.
After Breakfast proceed for a final game drive as you exit the park and then proceed to Nairobi arriving by 5pm.

Highlights
This package combines mountain climbing and game viewing safari adventures. You start by traversing the Mt. Kenya from north to east via the Sirimon and the scenic Chogoria routes, climbing to Pt. Lenana, the highest trekking peak on Mt. Kenya and descending via the quieter and most dramatic Chogoria route. Thereafter, proceed on a game viewing safari through Ol Pejeta Conservancy and ending up in the Masai Mara National Reserve.

Leave Nairobi 7.00am to reach Nanyuki at 10.00am and link up other crew, cook and the porters and then drive to Sirimon Gate 2,650m. Check in and start hiking through the rain forest to Old Moses Camp at 3,300m. Picnic Lunch will be served along the way. If you are Lucky you will see big game like buffalo, elephant, water buck and others. The distance is 9kms and takes 3hrs. While at the Old Moses Camp at 4.00pm, you may take a short 1 hour walk just to acclimatize. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
After breakfast, start the relatively easy hike of the moorland vegetation on the track crossing Ontulili River before turning right, contouring through the moorland and crossing Liki North River and continue uphill to Mackinder Valley from where there are panoramic views up the valleys. Walk through the picturesque views of the Sirimon and the Mackinder valleys arriving at Shipton's Camp at 4,200m. Lunch is served on the way. This is a relatively long day. The distance to Shipton’s Camp from Old Moses Camp is 16kms and takes 6 hours. Shipton’s Camp is a surreal setting below the towering peaks and glacier with amazing views of the Northern side of the Mountain. Dinner and overnight at the Shipton’s Camp.

Breakfast is served at 8.00am. At 9.00am, start the peak circuit along the trail leading to Kami Camp below the north face of Batian. Continuing southwest, the trail climbs up to the ridge at 4,600m. Hike through the scree before reaching Hausberg Col at 4,590m. You will later descend into the upper Hausberg Valley and rest at the aptly named Oblong and Hausberg tarns. Ascending to the crest of a ridge known as Arthur’s seat, you see the trail winding along a beautiful series of rock ledges. You will be able to see Mackinders Teleki Lodge, Two Tarn, Nanyuki Tarn and American Camp. You then proceed to Austrian Camp and having seen Point Peter, Daton and other beautiful scenes. Picnic lunch will be served along the way. Dinner and overnight at the Austrian Hut, 4,790m.
At 4.30am, wake up and have tea & biscuits. Proceed to the summit, Pt. Lenana (4985m) and take photos with the African sunrise. You can to see Mt. Kilimanjaro’s Kibo and Mawenzi peaks if the weather is clear, especially at dawn and the views are spectacular. Descend down to Mintos Hut for a full breakfast. Thereafter descend to Chogoria Bandas as you see Lake Ellis, Mugi hills, Vivien Falls and the Giant Billiards Table at a distance. Picnic lunch is served along the way as you head to and arrive at the bandas in the early evening for a long deserved hot shower, dinner and overnight.
After breakfast descend for a 10km walk through the bamboo forest and get picked up by private transport to Chogoria. Later from Chogoria, you bid farewell to the porters and drive to Sweet Waters Serena Camp located within the Ol Pejeta Conservancy and arrive by 1.00pm for lunch. Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 364sq.km wildlife conservancy situated between the foothills of Mount Kenya and the Aberdares and its game-to-area ratio tops the Kenyan park and reserve league. Ol Pejeta has over 1,000 large mammals and it is the only park where the big five and chimpanzees can be seen. It is also where the fastest growing population of rhino in Africa can be found. There are southern white rhino, about 80 endangered black rhino and in a special sanctuary, there are three of the world's last four remaining northern white rhino. Ol Pejeta Conservancy also houses the Chimpanzee Sanctuary, a charming haven established by the Jane Goodall Institute to provide sanctuary to orphaned chimpanzees, and the specially protected and fenced refuge of the black rhino. At 3.00pm proceed on a game drive until 6.00pm in Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The combination of amazing wildlife and stunning views across the open plains of Ol Pejeta guarantees an unforgettable safari experience. Dinner and overnight at the camp.
Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Go back to the camp for breakfast and later depart for Lake Nakuru National Park. Drive through the rich Central Province plains that boarder the Aberdare Ranges on the edge of the Great Rift Valley. Take a brief view stop of the Thomson Falls and later another one for a panoramic view of the Great Rift Valley. Descend the escarpment to Lake Nakuru. Lake Nakuru is world famous as the feeding grounds of both lesser and greater flamingos and also as a sanctuary for both black and white rhino. Both lesser and greater flamingos can be distinguished by size and color. Besides that, more than 400 species of birds can be seen in the park. Between the lake and the cliffs on the west, large pythons inhabit the dense woodland, and can often be seen crossing the roads or dangling from trees. You will arrive in time for lunch at the Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge. Later, take an evening game drive within the park. Other animals to be seen are lions, leopards, buffalos, impala and gazelles to name but a few. Lunch, dinner and overnight at the camp.
Depart very in the morning for a game drive and back to camp for breakfast. Later at 9.00am, leave and drive through the dramatic Great Rift Valley to the Masai Mara National Reserve. This enormous reserve is actually part of the vast Serengeti plains famously known for its spectacular great wildebeest migration and is home to the big five i.e. lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino. Lunch at Mara Springs Tented Camp and relax before departing for the evening game run. The first sight of this park is breathtaking. There is nowhere else on earth that compares to this wildlife marvel. The combination of a gentle climate, scenic splendour and untold numbers of wildlife makes Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya's most popular inland destination and the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. Dinner and overnight at Mara Springs Tented Camp.
Carrying picnic lunch, leave the camp at 7.30am and brace yourself for a full day which is spent viewing game across the rich, tree studded savannah grassland and rolling hills. The famous Masai Mara is renowned for its great herds of plains game, black maned lion, leopard, cheetah and elephant. Have lunch at Hippo Pool. Proceed with the search of great predators and perhaps even cubs during extensive game runs. Masai Mara is the place where visitors come to follow the great wildebeest migration. On the plains are enormous herds of grazing animals plus the elusive cheetah and leopard hiding amidst acacia boughs. Masai Mara remains the most exciting wildlife eco-system in the world. Later, proceed to Masai Mara Ilkeliani Tented Camp for dinner and overnight.

Start very early in the morning for a game drive. This is the best time to view the predators hunt. It’s also the best time to see the sun rise over the African savannah. Go back to the camp for breakfast and later leave for Nairobi as you have a game drive en-route. You will arrive in Nairobi in the evening 4.30pm. You can either opt for a night in Nairobi and or fly out.

You are transferred from your Nairobi Hotel / residence to the Wilson Airport to Catch the 0900 hrs flight to Samburu / Shaba. Met at Airstrip, take a game drive enroute to the Lodge / Tented Camp for Lunch. Evening game drive at 1600hrs. Overnight Samburu / Shaba.


Morning game drive. Return for breakfast at the lodge or tented camp. Lunch at the lodge or tented camp. Evening game drive. Overnight Samburu / Shaba.


Morning game drive. Return for breakfast. Transferred for the 1050hr flight back to Nairobi.

You are transferred from your Nairobi Hotel / residence to the Wilson Airport to catch the 0745 hrs flight to Samburu / Shaba. Arriving 0845 .Met at Airstrip, take a game drive enroute to the Lodge /Tented Camp. Lunch. Evening game drive at 1600hrs .Overnight Samburu / Shaba.


After breakfast, morning game drive enroute to the Airstrip to catch the 0915 flight to the Maasai Mara arriving 1045 hrs. Met at Airstrip, game drive enroute to the Lodge /Tented Camp. Lunch. Evening game drive at 1600 - 1820.Overnight at a Maasai Mara lodge.

Full day game drive at tha Maasai Mara , lunch, dinner and overnight at the tented camp or Lodge.


Morning, game drive. Return for breakfast. Option for 1050 or 1600 flight back to Nairobi.

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Situated on the floor of the Great Rift Valley, Mt. Longonot is a dormant volcano that last erupted in the 1800s. It is located only 60km from Nairobi. This day tour is one of the favorite places to go for hiking or mountain climbing. Situated on the floor of the Great Rift Valley, Mt. Longonot is a strato-volcano thought to have last erupted in the 1860s. It rises to a height of 2,776m. Mt. Longonot has a forest of small trees that cover the crater floor and small steam vents are found spaced around the walls of the crater. The mountain is home to various species of wildlife, notably zebra, giraffe, buffaloes and eland.

Like all good uphill hikes it will lull you in to a sense of false security with a slow gentle rise to the first peak. This gives you a chance to get your lungs and limbs freed up for the second section, which is the most awesome. At the end of each section there is a rest point where you can prepare yourself for the next part of your trek. You will have started early to avoid the heat of the sun but by the time you reach the end of the second section you will have generated your own heat. This hike is easy, but is achievable by people of average fitness. An indication of the fitness required is that most school children of the age 14 and 15 take this climb while attending school in Nairobi.
Once you have finished the second section there is another rest bite of slightly less demanding terrain, before making the final climb on the fourth section. This again is a demanding section, though not as demanding as the second section. As you heave yourself over the rim of the crater your reward is the awesome sight of Naivasha and the Great Rift Valley and you know that it was all worthwhile. The mountain can be navigated in two ways; a straight ascent to the top and back down or reaching the top and circumnavigating the crater rim. The crater has a circumference of 7.2km the walking trail runs from the park entrance up to the crater rim, and continues in a loop encircling the crater. The hiking is about 8 - 9 km long but very steep, which takes around 3 to 4 hours.

No. of persons	Cost per person
2 minimum	$70

This walking safari will take you into the heart of Masai land. While here, you will see the Maasai manyatta, people in their traditional way of life and some wild animals before reaching the Nguruman Escarpment and Lake Magadi.

Leave Nairobi at 10am and drive through farmland at the edge of the Rift Valley and descend the escarpment via the viewpoint with vehicle to Narok town for lunch. After a 30 minute drive from Narok, disembark from the vehicle at Maji Moto and proceed to Ndarara Manyatta for dinner and overnight.


Leave Ndarara Camp early in the morning for an enjoyable walk before the sun is too hot. Pass through Narosora for lunch. After spending a short while in this modern town, proceed to Morinjo Safari Camp for dinner and overnight.


After breakfast, leave Morinjo and walk through the forest. This is one of the few remaining true-forested wilderness areas in East Africa. The walk will take 5 to 6 hours. Dinner and overnight at Enkutoto.


Leave Enkutoto early in the morning passing along the left side of the Great Rift Valley to the viewpoint for lunch. After lunch descend via the escarpment to Nguruman town for a hot shower, dinner and overnight.


After breakfast depart for Nairobi via Magadi to see the fauna. Arrive in Nairobi in the afternoon.

The best expedition in the Naivasha area is the hike through the spectacular Njorowa Gorge, also known as Hell's Gate. Thought to have been formed by a river spilling out of Lake Naivasha in the past, this magnificent gorge with sheer cliffs rising to 150m and renowned for its wildlife is designated a National Park. The cliffs have deservedly become famous for their hard and serious climbing. Fischer's Tower, the small pinnacle at the entrance to the gorge, provides a variety of short fine climbs on good rock.

As a sanctuary, special care must be taken not to disturb nesting birds; this rarely poses any problems. The main cliffs face east, so climbing in the morning is not recommended unless the day is cool; climbing on Fischer's Tower, or exploring the lower section of the gorge, would be a pleasant alternative. Pegs are generally not needed. A wide selection of chocks should be carried, including a few of the larger hexentrics or Friends. Protection is generally excellent except in the rotten bands.

Hell's Gate provides one of the few remaining places in Kenya where you can walk among the herds of plains game. Buffalo, zebra, eland, hartebeest, Thomson's gazelle and baboons are usually seen. Lion and leopard, hardly ever but you might just see a cheetah. In addition to abseiling on the cliffs of the gorge, we also organize walking and bicycle safaris. Camping is permitted in here and there is a campsite (minimal facilities) left of the main wall.

The caves are a historic site which were used as a hideout by freedom fighters at the time of colonial struggle in Kenya. The caves are located 18 km south of the equator, inside the thick Mt. Kenya forest, which pose themselves from overhanging rock outcrops. The cool and calm environment provides favourable conditions for touring this place under organized nature walks.

Get picked from your Nairobi hotel at 7.00am. Proceed to the Karen Blixen Museum where you view relics and listen to a narration of Kenya’s colonial history. Thereafter, head to the David Sheldrick Baby Elephant Orphanage where you see the orphan baby elephants feeding between 11am and 12pm.
At 1.00pm, enjoy lunch at the Karen Blixen coffee garden. Between 2.00pm and 3.00pm, take an afternoon visit to the Giraffe Centre where we can feed the Rothschild Giraffe. This is a 120 acre conservation centre in the heart of Kenya’s capital city and it provides a natural breeding ground for one of Africa’s most graceful animals, the Rothschild Giraffe.

Lastly at 3.00pm , visit the Kazuri Beads Centre where you can watch the women artisans at work and maybe buy yourself local gifts in support of the self-help local women’s project. Later get dropped off at your Nairobi hotel by 4.30pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$170
2	$145
3	$130
4	$120
5	$110

Get picked from your Nairobi hotel at 6:30am. Visits the Nairobi National Park, only 7km from the Central Business District where you search and maybe view rhino, lion, buffalo, zebra, giraffe, warthog, ostrich, cheetah, hippo and many more plains game. Later proceed to the David Sheldrick Baby Elephant Orphanage where you see the orphan baby elephants feeding between 11am and 12pm. Enjoy lunch at the Karen Blixen coffee garden or the famous Carnivore restaurant (your choice). During the afternoon, visit the Karen Blixen museum to learn more on Kenya’s colonial history. Proceed to the Giraffe Center where you will have a closer view and even feed the Rothschild’s Giraffes. Round-up the tour at the Kazuri Bead Center (a self-help women’s project) where you can watch women artisans making unique bead products. Later get dropped off at your Nairobi hotel by 4.30pm.

No. of persons	Cost per person
1	$240
2	$215
3	$190
4	$180
5	$170