6 Days Masai Mara And The Rift Valley Lakes

Pick up in the morning at 8am and head west for Masai Mara Game Reserve .Arrive in the afternoon,good time for lunch. Later after a good rest, proceed for an evening game drive. The game drive introduction gives you agreat chance of viewing the plain game animals grazing,and the cats hunting as they get very active on an evening right when the sun has gone down.  DAY 2 : Masai Mara full day. After breakfast, a full day is spent  in the park or in the spotted plains in search of the Big Five. Picnic lunch is taken by the Mara river on a point know us the Hippo's pool watching the largest African Crocs and hippos basking along the river banks. (You will also have an option to visit the Masai Village later that evening.) Dinner & overnight at tented campsite.

Depart Masai Mara for lake Naivasha arriving in the afternoon. Have a free evening of bird watching. Boat ride is a good option for the afternoon to watch  some hippos and watching fish eaters. Meals & overnight.

Morning game drive in Hells gate national park . 07:00 hrs. – You can take a guided walking safari here. In fact, it’s encouraged. And where else can you do a bicycle safari, riding past grazing zebra, giraffe, impala, buffalo and baboon. The opportunities for rock  climbing are plentiful, accessible and not too challenging on the park’s volcanic spires. And the land here is striking as well, greeting visitors with dramatic gorges, great towers, looming cliffs and steaming columns of geothermal clouds escaping from the rocks. Hell’s Gate indeed! But the park is actually quite tranquil and safe, very suitable for hiking, biking and family exploration. Though there are populations of the larger hunters like lion, leopard and cheetah, their numbers are small and sightings rare, so you can walk or ride in peace, enjoying closeup views of eland, hartebeest, gazelle, antelope and over 130 species of birds. The park is also a sanctuary for the rare bearded or lammergeyer vulture and Verreaux’s eagle. Plus, there are opportunities here to view these raptors up close. Named for a great gash in its sheer red cliffs and its steamy geothermal billows, Hell’s Gate features three geothermal stations, the first in Africa. Lying beneath Hell’s Gate, the plants generate power from the constant energy flowing off the hot springs and geysers. With its three campsites, camping is safe and encouraged as is bicycling and even motorcycling. There are also plenty of opportunities for climbers along the sandstone gorges and volcanic towers.