4 Days, 3 Nights Safari – Lake Nakuru and Maasai Mara Safari
Duration
4 day(s)
Languages
English
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Spot the Big Five across Kenya’s vast savannah landscapes
Observe colorful birds along lakes and protected parks
Experience forests filled with giraffes, leopards, and wildlife
Learn from expert guides about animals and conservation
€ 3811.21
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From lions and wildebeests to flamingos and hippos, this safari offers an extraordinary glimpse into the incredible diversity of Kenya’s wildlife. You will travel through vast savannahs teeming with the big five, where elephants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinos roam freely across golden plains. Along the way, shimmering lakes provide a haven for thousands of colorful birds, including flamingos, pelicans, and kingfishers, creating a striking contrast against the open landscapes. Forests and protected parks also offer opportunities to spot giraffes, zebras, and other fascinating species, ensuring a truly immersive experience in Kenya’s natural beauty.
Throughout the journey, experienced guides accompany you, sharing their knowledge of animal behavior, ecosystems, and conservation. Every moment is filled with exciting wildlife encounters, breathtaking scenery, and unique photographic opportunities. From watching predators in action to witnessing herds crossing the plains, this tour captures the essence of Kenya’s wilderness. The combination of diverse habitats, abundant wildlife, and expert guidance makes this safari a memorable adventure, offering both excitement and insight into one of Africa’s most celebrated natural destinations. It is an ideal journey for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking an authentic African safari experience.
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation on Full Board
All Transportation in a Customized Safari Vehicle
Pick up and Drop off in Nairobi
Experienced Guide
All Park Fees and Taxes
Maasai Village Visit
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Bottle of water
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No Public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Child rate applies when sharing a room with adults
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Customer Reviews
Carmen
Entrance fee for foreigners is 90 USD. It takes a whole day to drive around the lake and the forest. The flamingoes were not many when we visited, but there were other wild animals just next to the road. You can come with your own car. Try to bring a good camera. Warmly recommended!
Terry
Take in the scenic view of Lake Nakuru that is teaming with bird life. Most notable birds include pelicans, Egyptian geese, and African fish eagles. The park is also home to 4 of the big 5 ( lions, rhinoceros, buffaloes and leopards)
Andrea
This park is difficult to navigate for self drive. 90 USD for foreigners. They offer a map for 2000 KES - which we thought was expensive.. but you probably need it because many of the roads are flooded. We intended to drive around the lake but this is not possible anymore because of the floods. Road signs are therefore not accurate anymore. The landscape is beautiful and the animals seem somewhat used to cars passing. You come close to buffalos, zebras and many antilopes. We saw Rhinos right at the enterance gates. As we did a day trip and we couldn't navigate the roads we did not manage to reach all the way to the other side of the lake where all the lions etc are. Furthermore the lakeshore is very dirty due to pollution. All in all - we were of course amazed by the environment, but it wasnt worth the prime charge. Rangers at the gate should inform people of the roads and a map should be offered for free as long as road signs have not been maintained.
Maik
Yesterday we went to Lake Nakuru Park with the family. The tour was really lovely, the tour guide told us lots of things and answered our questions in detail. The weather was absolutely fantastic, the landscape and animals were wonderful.
Laszlo
Superb! You need a guide and the best if you take a pop-up roof vehicle to see more. Not as popular as Masai Mara, but maybe this is its advantage also, as it is not so busy. There are no elephants, but still, worth to see. Recommended!