 Kenya
Camping Safaris Whenever possible
we aim to camp by streams
or riverbeds, in forests,
on mountain slopes or on the
edge of national parks. The
crisp, clear, star filled
African night can only be
fully appreciated from a campsite
deep in the bush, un-interrupted
by modern sounds or the artificial
glow of nearby towns - we
camp in the essence of nature.
Camping safari caters for
budget travelers, for the
young and the adventurous.
However, age is not a criterion,
all that is needed is a spirit
of adventure.
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| Depart
Nairobi in the morning for Maasai
Mara through the floor of the
Great Rift Valley. Arrive in
time for lunch. Afternoon game
drive is taken. Dinner and overnight
at a lodge. Click
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 Ballon
safari is an elegant and memorable
form of air travel as an option
in the many parks/game reserves.
Ascending into the crisp and
clear morning air, as dawn breaks
over the endless horizon and
the first pink of tongues of
sunshine flicker across the
skies, the dawn of life in the
wild unfolds below. Suspended
in a basket beneath the rainbow-coloured
canopy, birds of prey swoop
past as you sedately drift over
the great herds as they nervously
watch out for the ever present
predators on the prowl. Click
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 Perched
north of Lamu is this lovely
and idyllic Island very far
from the madding crowd. The
clientele is the smart set who
like the rustic look of the
Kiwayu's few bandas but also
like the unobstructive luxury
they offer as well. Enjoy the
proximity of nature in this
northern Lamu archipelago. The
"Baobabs of Kitangani"
nestling between the enormous
ageless baobabs, almost invisible
from the beach create a dream
for a couple expecting perfect
setting and total privacy. Click
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 All
our national parks and reserves
have their own quota of this
grand variety and with a few
exceptions, each one of them
covers a different type of habitat.
There are of course overlapping
areas which need to be taken
into account when planning a
bird safari. However, even on
a more standard wildlife safari,
taking in all or some of the
major game viewing areas, the
birds provide a superb added
attraction to those who are
interested. Click
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 Eco
Friendly, education groups or
just seeking adventure? Brace
yourself for Arabian knights
in the Kenyan deserts. You could
involve yourself in the discovery
of both your stamina and the
Kenyan scenery. Designed as
a fully eco friendly activity,
the camel safari involves the
use of desert horses (camels)
and to a lesser though not negligible
extent, your feet as the chief
means of transport. Click
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 Maasai
Mara /Lake Nakuru /Samburu /Central
Kenya Click
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 The
tour covers Nairobi modern city
center, the colorful market
and parliament. Click
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 Lake
Turkana is on the northern part
of Kenya on the bounder of Kenya
and Sudan. The expedition is
more of Pack Avenue viewing
with game viewing in Samburu
only. The safari covers approximately
1700 km through the lonely desert
occasioned by a few shrubs and
hills. Lake Turkana, also known
as the “Jade Sea”
is reached on the third day
after departing from Nairobi.
The safari is ideal for those
in search of a real adventure.
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 Transfer
to the wilson Airport . Depart
at 0730hrs 40 minutes flight
to Amboseli. On arrival you
will go to the lodge for breakfast
to be followed by a game drive
then lunch. Dinner and overnight
at Amboseli Lodge. The following
will be spent with a morning
and afternoon game drive. Dinner
and overnight at Amboseli Lodge.
After breakfast you will be
transferred back to the Airstrip
for your flight back to Nairobi
where you will be met and transferred
to your hotel. Click
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 Met
on arrival and transfer to Windsor
Golf Club for dinner and overnight.
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 Mount
Kenya, Africa's second highest
peak, has long been regarded
as the realm of Ngai, the god
of the local Kikuyu people.
Traditionally, all Kikuyu homes
were built to face this sacred
peak. The Kikiyu name for this
jagged peak is Kirinyaga, meaning
"place of light."
The mountain is an awe-inspiring
sight, its ragged peaks crowned
with snow and its slopes thick
with forest. The mountain is
best seen at dawn, when the
morning sun backlights its impressive
summit high above the surrounding
plains. Click
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 A
walking safari can start as
little from just two hours but
for those wanting real adventure
can take an eight-hour trek
for one to three days encountering
the excitements including lunch
or breakfast under the shade
of an acacia tree. Each group
is accompanied by a minimum
of three specially trained Maasai
guides and security guards (all
English speaking) who ensure
the utmost safety at all times.
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 For
a perfect honeymoon idyllic
spend a week or two along the
shores of tropical Indian ocean
in Mombassa or Zanzibar. After
having explored Kenya's wildlife
take to the coast and experience
the marine life among the beautiful
reefs.The shores of the Indian
ocean are a complete contrast
to the national parks. Click
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