5 Days 4 nights Ol pejeta and Samburu Safari

On the first day of your safari, your driver will pick you up from the airport for the drive to Ol Pejeta. The drive offers scenic views of the Kenyan countryside, including coffee and tea plantations. A stopover at the equator crossing near Nanyuki is a fun photo opportunity. Arrive at the conservancy in time for lunch, enjoy some lunch then check in. Later embark on an afternoon game drive in search of the big five in the conservancy. Dinner and overnight at the camp. Location: – Ol- Pejeta Conservancy Camp of Stay: – Maisha Sweet Waters Camp Meal Plan: – Full board Activities: Game drive

On day two of the safari, wake up early to experience the magic of an early morning game drive. The morning is one of the best times to see wildlife, as animals are most active during the cooler hours. After the game drive, return to the camp for breakfast and leisure. After lunch in the camp, Explore more of the conservancy, Ol Pejeta is famous for its rhino sanctuary, home to the last Northern white rhinos. You may also spot lions, giraffes, hyenas, and zebras in the diverse terrain. With open savannahs and dense bush, Ol Pejeta provides a rich and rewarding safari experience. Dinner and overnight at the camp. Location: – Ol Pejeta Conservancy Camp of Stay: – Maisha Sweet Waters Camp Meal Plan: – Full board Activities: Game drive

We’ll rise early to enjoy the morning light and first stirrings of wildlife upon the grasslands here. After breakfast, we’ll take a final game drive through the conservancy and start our drive to Samburu Reserve. This will be a picturesque drive over the Kenya highlands, and we’ll pass through several climate zones on our way north. We’ll arrive at Samburu Reserve in time for lunch. Check in and start exploring the reserve, a reserve characterized by an arid and semi-arid climate that is famous for the great variety of animals that can be seen and above all for the fact that some species can be observed only here, like the reticulated giraffe and Grevy zebra. Dinner and overnight at the camp. Location: – Samburu National Reserve Camp of Stay: – Samburu Intrepids Camp Meal Plan: – Full board Activities: Game drive

This reserve, though unpopular, offers some of the greatest safari experience off-beaten path. On this day, we will start our day up early for our early morning game drive. The only permanent source of water in the reserve is The Ewaso Nyiro River which provides excellent game viewing opportunities including elephants, buffalos, lions and leopards and of course the plains’ game. Samburu National Reserve is home to the rare northern ‘special five’ which are; the grevy zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, generuk and the beisa oryx. There are many more animals in the reserve including large elephant herds, endangered wild dogs and big cats. With our knowledgeable guide, you will be able to spot the wildlife and watch them in their natural habitats. Samburu is not just a haven for wildlife, it’s a stunningly diverse landscape that captivates photographers, nature lovers, and adventure seekers alike. Unlike the lush savannahs of the Maasai Mara, Samburu’s scenery is defined by rugged terrain, dramatic hills, and wide open plains, creating a truly distinctive safari experience. The park also shows off over 450 species of avian life, including kingfisher, vulture, guinea fowl, falcon, and eagle. Despite its arid appearance, Samburu offers many surprises for the safari-goer. After the game drives, you will head back to the camp for dinner and rest. Location: – Samburu National Reserve Camp of Stay: – Samburu Intrepids Camp Meal Plan: – Full board Activities: Game drive

It’s our final safari morning so we’re up early to pack in as much a. Perhaps we’ll come upon a final elephant or roaming big cat. Anything is possible here. We’ll enjoy our last breakfast before our drive back to Nairobi for your flight back home.