We take you to one of the world's most spectacular natural events,at the Maasai Mara or in Serengeti. 
Picture brilliant blue water lapping against fine white sand - an invitation to stretch out and soak up the sun. 
One of the best places in Africa to view large herds of elephants up close. 
Amazing game watching safaris from the Maasai Mara,Samburu to Tsavo East & West. 
Kenya Day Tours & Excursions, Nairobi City Day Tours, Carnivore Lunch or Dinner, Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Walking City Tours & Lake Nakuru 
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2 Days(1night) Lake Nakuru National Park
Day 1: Nairobi-Nakuru National Park
Leave Nairobi in the morning and drive to Lake Nakuru lodge. Drive Via , the Great Rift Valley. Have a stop at View Point for stunning scenery from an elevated position, continue to Lake Nakuru Park. Start game viewing straight on arrival in the park in search of Rhino, Rothschild Giraffes, Waterbuck, Zebra, Leopard, and more. Have lunch during the warm midday at Lake Nakuru Lodge, than proceed game viewing from in the after noon In the afternoon thousands of Flamingos paint the Lake's shores gorgeously pink. Dinner and overnight will be in the park at Lake Nakuru Lodge/Flamingo Hill Tented camp
Day 2: Lake Nakuru National Park - Nairobi
Early morning game drives, back to the lodge for breakfast, then check out of the lodge and enroute game drive then check out of park and drive to Nairobi .Lunch ,then drop off.
PRICE FROM US$ 510 PER PERSON
LAKE NAKURU NATIONAL PARK
Often described as an ornithologist’s paradise, the Lake Nakuru National park is located within the Great Rift Valley and encompasses one of the Rift’s most reknowned natural wonders- an outstanding place to watch, at times, over 1 million pink flamingos wading along the shores of the shallow, alkaline water lake. Hundreds of other water birds, including pelicans, marabou storks, seagulls, avocets, plovers and stilts can also be found at the lake itself, while the acacia trees and rocky cliffs of the park house Verreaux’s eagles, splendid fish eagles, vultures and wood hoopoes.
The parklands are filled with numerous buffalo, waterbuck, gazelles and impalas, while the majestic and rare Rothschild giraffes roam the acacia forests, occassionally walking across the open plains. Lions, leopards, hyenas and jackals are commonly sighted, as are the black and white rhinos, who have found refuge in Kenya’s prime rhino sanctuary.
