walking safari

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.

8 Days nairobi suswa maji moto masai mara hell's gate lake nakuru nairobi

Day 1 Nairobi - Suswa
Transfer from Nairobi through the Kikuyu land over the escarpment's edge into the Great Rift Valley. Drive to the base of Mt. Suswa 3900m for evening hike and visit to the experience Suswa caves. Dinner and overnight at base of Mt.Suswa. (All meals)

Day 2 Suswa - Maji Moto
Transfer to Maji Moto enjoying a warm shower at the "Medical Stream". All meals and overnight at the Acacia sheltered Maji Moto campsite.

Day 3 Maji Moto
Half day walk up and down the Tarconathus vegetation hills. After lunch transfer to Narosura campsite overnight. (All meals)

Day 4 Masai Mara
Transfer to Masai Mara for overnight at Sekenani or Sand River campsite with short afternoon plant, animal and bird study walk.

Day 5 Masai Mara
Day's extensive game viewing. Afternoon hike up the Sekenani hills which offer a panoramic view of hills and wildlife in a natural setting.

Day 6 Hell's Gate.
Morning departure to Hell's Gate National Park for a walk to the looming cliffs, Hell's gate gorge and enjoy the distant view of the hot springs and geysers. Overnight at a selected campsite.

Day 7 Lake Nakuru
Morning departure to Lake Nakuru National Park for an afternoon game drive, dinner and overnight at the campsite.

Day 8 Nakuru - Nairobi
After breakfast proceed on for a morning game drive before driving leisurely back to Nairobi arriving by afternoon.

Price per person sharing $880

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