9-Day Ol-Pejeta, Nakuru, Masai Mara, Naivasha & Amboseli

The package includes all national park entrance fees, three meals daily (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), private 4x4 safari vehicle with professional English-speaking guide, accommodation as per the itinerary, bottled water during game drives, airport transfers, and all government taxes and VAT. This comprehensive all-inclusive pricing ensures no hidden costs.

Yes, this safari is safe. You'll travel in a private 4x4 vehicle with a professional English-speaking guide trained in wildlife safety protocols. Guides maintain appropriate distances from animals, follow park regulations, and provide safety briefings. All accommodations meet international safety standards, and the itinerary is designed to maximize wildlife viewing while prioritizing traveler security.

The best time is during the dry seasons: June to October and January to February. These periods offer excellent wildlife visibility as animals congregate around water sources. The Masai Mara's Great Migration typically occurs July to October. However, each season offers unique advantages—the wet season brings lush landscapes and fewer tourists, while dry seasons guarantee concentrated wildlife encounters.

Yes, the itinerary is specifically designed to maximize Big Five encounters, particularly in Masai Mara. You'll also see rhinos at Ol Pejeta and Nakuru, flamingos at Lake Nakuru, tree-climbing lions, Rothschild giraffes, and large elephant herds in Amboseli. Game drives are conducted twice daily to increase wildlife sighting opportunities across all five destinations.

Accommodation is provided as per the itinerary at carefully selected lodges and camps throughout the five destinations. All properties offer comfortable rooms, quality meals, and essential amenities. Specific lodge details are provided upon booking confirmation, allowing you to review accommodation options before finalizing your reservation.

Most international visitors require a valid passport (minimum six months validity) and a Kenya tourist visa or e-visa. Visa requirements vary by nationality. We recommend checking with the Kenyan immigration authority or your nearest embassy for specific requirements. Travel insurance covering medical evacuation is also strongly recommended for all safari participants.