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Ultimate Kenya Safari & Diani Beach Escape

Duration

6 Days & 5 Nights

Ideal time to visit

Year-round

Price

$ 2,300 - $ 2,550 PP

Family Safari to Kenya's Pridelands

Duration

6 Days & 5 Nights

Ideal time to visit

June–July

Price

$ 2,300 - $ 2,550 PP

Destinations

Day 1-2

Masai Mara National Park

Day 3

Lake Naivasha

Day 4

Amboseli National Park

Day 5

Tsavo West National Park

Day 6

Diani Beach

Trip highlights

  • Dawn and dusk game drives in the iconic Masai Mara
  • Boat safari among hippos and flamingos on Lake Naivasha
  • Relax on powder-white sands and swim in the turquoise Indian Ocean at Diani
  • Spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro from Amboseli
  • Explore volcanic scenery and wildlife corridors in Tsavo West
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Day 1-2

Two nights in the Masai Mara

Touch down in Nairobi and transfer to the Masai Mara. Over the next two days enjoy morning and evening game drives in search of lions, elephants, rhinos and the Great Migration (July–October).

During your off-game-drive hours, you can visit a local Maasai village to learn about traditional beadwork and herding life, stroll along the Mara River to spot hippos at rest, and savor sundowner drinks on the lodge’s viewing deck as the sky turns crimson.

Where you could stay

  • Nairobi

Hemingways

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  • Nairobi

Ololo Lodge

All our trips are tailored to your personal preferences and interests. 

Day 3-6

Three nights in the Lewa private conservancy

Spend your time exploring Lewa’s grasslands, forests, wetlands, rolling hills and incredible wildlife. Lewa is home to endangered species such as black rhinos, over 14% of the country’s white rhino, the world’s largest population of Grevy’s zebra, the rare reticulated giraffe, as well the rest of the ‘Big Five’. This part of Kenya is perfect for families because of its wonderful variation of excursions and beautiful, family-friendly accommodations. For family members looking for activity and adrenaline, mountain biking in the bush is a great way to let off some steam, while becoming immersed in the beautiful natural world.

Where you could stay

  • Lewa

Lewa House

All our trips are tailored to your personal preferences and interests. 

  • Lewa

Lewa Wilderness

All our trips are tailored to your personal preferences and interests. 

Days 6-9

Three nights in the Mara Conservancies

The Mara Conservancies are brimming with wildlife that roams freely from the bordering Maasai Mara National Park, into these private and exclusive areas. This part of Kenya is rich in wildlife and also Maasai culture, meaning your time here promises a complete and immersive experience of rural Kenya. Choose from a variety of exciting excursions such as guided nature walks, led by Maasai guides and game drives in private vehicles with expert safari guides.

Where you could stay

  • Masai Mara

Angama Mara

All our trips are tailored to your personal preferences and interests. 

  • Mara Conservancies

Mara Plains Camp

All our trips are tailored to your personal preferences and interests. 

Overview

Neffrey Tours & Travel crafts bespoke luxury safaris across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda, blending personalized trip design with deep respect for local communities and the environment.

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Neffrey Tours & Travel crafts bespoke luxury safaris across Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda, blending personalized trip design with deep respect for local communities and the environment.

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  • Kenya
  • Tanzania
  • Uganda
  • Rwanda

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Nairobi, Kenya

Mara Plains Camp

Overview

Just north of the Maasai Mara Reserve, in the 30,000 acre private Olare Motorogi Conservancy, this Relais & Châteaux camp offers you outstanding game experiences without the restrictions that the reserve itself imposes on other lodges. Each guest’s stay helps to contribute to various conservation and community projects. This conservancy adds a huge plus factor due to the privacy and minimal vehicle traffic within it. You can easily access the Maasai Mara Reserve, but the game in the conservation area is just as excellent. Leopard are regularly spotted passing through the camp and lions can often be heard in the distance.

Stroll along walkways that wind their way through the forest between the tented suites that are built on high stilts offering you stunning views onto the Ntiakitiak Riverr or across the Mara plains. Each suite has deep canvas canopied ceilings, rough-hewn wood floors and accents of East Africa’s rich safari history. Expect thick Lamu wood doors, deep purples, and brass accents. The raised library looks down onto hippos wallowing in the river, while the wine cellar is the perfect place to unwind and sample a selection of excellent South African and French wines. You can also choose to enjoy a private dining experience here.

A highlight of the camp is the family suite, the Mara Plains Jahazi Suite, which is an exclusive-use, two-bedroom tented villa with its own team of dedicated staff.

The game drive vehicles are all completely open which helps you get some phenomenal photographs. In addition to the game, you mustn’t forget that you also have a community nearby that you can visit and witness a genuine working village. A truly marvellous experience.

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Nairobi, Kenya

Angama Mara

Overview

Towering high on the Rift Valley’s Oloololo Escarpment with direct and private access to the Mara Triangle, this lodge’s name was inspired by the Swahili word for ‘suspended in mid-air’. It’s not only its location that makes it stand out, but also its commitment to education, health and conservation in the region.

Each of the 30 luxury tented suites echo the traditional Maasai culture with splashes of red and tartan print throughout, coupled with minimalist design, so as not to disrupt the dramatic, 180° panoramic views. Soak up your surroundings with provided binoculars from the comfort of your own room, equipped with 10 metre wide, floor-to-ceiling glass windows or on the private wooden decks that hang above the Mara below.

The Pavilion, which sits between the two campsites, is the perfect place to unwind after a day on safari. Catch the sun setting over the reserve with a drink at the cosy pit fire. Other luxury amenities include a fitness centre, swimming pool and art studio where you can meet local Maasai women, and watch their talented craft-making.

Angama Mara also includes Angama Safari Camp which operates seasonally, between July and the end of September. This luxury tented camp accommodates eight guests in four stunning ensuite tents (doubles or twins). The exclusive, private camp is positioned in a small forest, south west of the Mara Triangle and with views looking onto the plains and the heart of the mega herds of the Great Migration.

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Nairobi, Kenya

Lewa Wilderness

Overview

Family run and cared for, this lodge invites you to be a part of the lives of the Craig family who will host you during your stay here.

A beautiful retreat surrounded by trees and located within the 62,000 acre Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Lewa Wilderness has just nine individually decorated cottages with private sitting areas and verandas looking over the vast landscape. The fire places in each room add to the homely feel of the place and for those who want to be outdoors more often than in, the tennis court and swimming pool are ideal ways to get some energy out.

The reserve is home to some wonderful game, and helps the conservation efforts of black rhino that browse the region in larger numbers than elsewhere in East Africa. Lion, leopard and elephant can often be seen sipping from the small wooded valley river that flows past the lodge throughout the year and provides an excellent source for prime game viewing.

If you are feeling more adventurous than most, ‘Walking Wild’ is an activity that lets you explore the wild and remote Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in the safety of a team of expert guides. Sleeping a maximum of eight, you head off on a genuine mobile safari lead by camels and each tent has its own private toilet and shower ‘room’ that adds a ‘glamping’ element to this remarkably wild experience. Three to five night options are available.

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Nairobi, Kenya

Lewa House

Overview

Located deep within the bio-diverse Lewa Conservancy, the hilltop Lewa House is perfectly placed to experience some of the best safaris in Kenya.

The main house is the focal area of the lodge, where you’ll dine family style with your hosts Calum and Sophie on the long wooden table in the evenings and share stories of the day’s adventures. During the heat of the day take a dip in the large swimming pool overlooking a waterhole. Strung out along the hillside around the central lodge are seven separate cottages all with great views from the private verandas.

Home to some of the best game viewing in East Africa, the Lewa Conservancy is a great choice for those looking for a comprehensive “Big Five” safari experience. Travel out from the house by foot, car, camel and vintage bi-plane to make the most of this richly rewarding area.

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Nairobi, Kenya

Ololo Lodge

Overview

Overlooking Nairobi National Park, Ololo Lodge is a welcoming hideaway in the African bush on the banks of the Mbagathi River, where guests are made to feel instantly at home. A beautifully restored colonial farmhouse lies at the centre of the lodge, where guests are invited to unwind with a glass of wine as they drink in the views.

The 13 suites are spacious and luxuriously furnished, from the airy Terrace Room with its marble bathroom and private terrace, to the safari-style tented cottages. Or you could climb the spiral staircase to The Tower Room which boasts breath-taking views out over the park towards the Ngong Hills.

Run by an Australian family, Ololo Lodge is all about relaxing and enjoying the comforts of home away from home. At The Kitchen at Ololo, home-style meals are simple and fresh, using seasonal produce from the lodge’s own gardens. The menu changes daily and guests can dine out on the vine-covered terrace or in the garden under the acacias.

Keep a look out for lion, giraffe, leopard, rhino, hippo, zebra and buck on a personalised or group game drive in Nairobi National Park, or add a little extra magic with a visit to the nearby Elephant Orphanage or the Giraffe Centre.

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Nairobi, Kenya

Hemingways Nairobi

Overview

Set between the Ngong Hills and Jamhuri Park, the Hemingways Nairobi is a boutique hotel far removed from the bustle of the capital. Expect excellent service and delicious food in this all-inclusive establishment.

Choose from one of 45 lofty rooms furnished in a classic style; vaulted ceilings and balconies are complemented by exposed timber, cotton drapes and neutral tones. The two, 240 square metre themed-suites improve upon this with well-appointed living rooms, study and dining areas, opening to large terraces. All rooms have views either of the rolling hotel lawns or the Ngong hills in the distance.

Dining at The Brasserie, you can enjoy a contemporary European menu boasting some of the best steak in Kenya and a relaxed ambiance. Head to The Dining Room for a more formal atmosphere and modern cuisine of local providence.

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