Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with this 11-Day Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Wild North, Great Rift Valley & Amboseli. This expertly curated journey takes you deep into Kenya’s most iconic and diverse national parks and reserves.
Your safari begins in Meru National Park, a rarely visited gem offering a mix of rivers, doum palm groves, and open grasslands. Enjoy your first game drives here, spotting elephants, lions, and even the elusive lesser kudu. On Day 2, explore the park in depth, visit Elsa the lioness’s grave from Born Free, and encounter both black and white rhinos in a secure sanctuary.
Next, head north to Samburu National Reserve, crossing the equator into Kenya’s wild frontier. Famous for its “Samburu Special Five” – including the Grevy’s zebra and reticulated giraffe – Samburu also hosts big cats and vast elephant herds. Spend a full day here, with optional visits to a local Samburu village to immerse yourself in cultural traditions.
The journey continues south into the Great Rift Valley, where you’ll descend into the scenic basin to discover Lake Nakuru National Park. Known for its rhino sanctuary and seasonal flamingo populations, Lake Nakuru also provides opportunities to spot lions, leopards, and a wealth of birdlife.
From here, travel to the iconic Masai Mara National Reserve, home to the Big Five and the world-famous Great Migration (seasonal). Spend two days exploring the Mara’s endless savannahs with chances to see cheetahs, wildebeests, and over 450 bird species. Optional hot air balloon safaris add a magical perspective.
Your Kenya safari then leads you to the peaceful Lake Naivasha, where boat rides bring you close to hippos and African fish eagles, and a walking safari on Crescent Island lets you stroll among giraffes and zebras.
Finally, venture south to Amboseli National Park, set against the stunning backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Conclude your 11-Day Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Wild North, Great Rift Valley & Amboseli with a scenic return to Nairobi.
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