Start From $2400 p. P – depending on Seasonal & Pax
The 7 Days Kenya Wildlife Safari | Samburu to Masai Mara is an exclusive journey through Kenya’s most impressive national parks. It begins in Samburu National Reserve, where rare animals such as reticulated giraffes, Beisa oryx, gerenuks, Somali ostriches, and Grevy’s zebras, as well as a wide variety of birds, await you. The vast savannas and river landscapes offer breathtaking photo opportunities.
The safari continues to Lake Naivasha, a tranquil freshwater lake surrounded by lush vegetation and numerous bird species. A highlight of the trip is a visit to Hell’s Gate National Park, known for its dramatic rock formations, gorges, and volcanic landscapes. Here, guests can optionally go hiking or cycling to experience the unique natural surroundings up close.
The journey then continues to Lake Nakuru in Lake Nakuru National Park. Here you can spot flamingos, pelicans, black and white rhinos, Rothschild’s giraffes, waterbucks, and many other animals. The grand finale is the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve, home to the Big Five—lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo, and rhino—as well as wildebeests, zebras, cheetahs, gazelles, and countless bird species.
This custom-designed safari combines diverse landscapes, fascinating wildlife viewing, and unforgettable nature experiences. Each day features immersive game drives, opportunities for photo safaris, and exclusive encounters with African wildlife. From the rare species in Samburu to the lake landscapes of Naivasha and Nakuru, and on to the endless plains of the Masai Mara, travelers experience an unparalleled diversity of flora and fauna that makes Kenya a truly unique safari destination.
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights | Start/End: Nairobi | Best time to travel: All year round, ideal January-March & July-October
Thank you for booking with Jungle Roar Safaris.
Overview
The 7-Day Kenya Wildlife Safari | Samburu to Masai Mara takes you through Kenya’s most significant ecosystems and the UNESCO-listed Rift Valley landscapes. The Samburu National Reserve in the northeast is home to endemic animal species such as reticulated giraffes, Beisa oryx, Grevy’s zebras, gerenuks, and Somali ostriches, and lies along the vital Ewaso Ng’iro River, which provides water during dry seasons.
Lake Naivasha is a large freshwater lake with extensive papyrus swamps and Africa’s only volcanic national park, Hell’s Gate, where hikes and bike tours through narrow gorges and hot springs are possible. Thomson’s Falls on the Nyahururu River plunge over 70 meters into a moss-covered gorge.
Lake Nakuru National Park was one of the first protected areas for rhinos; today it is home to both species of rhino and is famous for its flamingo-filled algae blooms. The Masai Mara in the southwest is part of the Serengeti Migration Plain, known for its high concentration of predators and the annual migration of millions of wildebeests and zebras.
Highlights
- Solio Ranch – Highest rhino density in the world – 250+ rhinos on 19,000 hectares, 13 rhinos per 1,000 hectares, private exclusive ranch with limited access
- Najin & Fatu – Last Northern White Rhinos – Visit the last two northern white rhinos on earth under 24-hour surveillance
- Sweetwaters Serena Camp – Luxury tented camp in the heart of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, pool with views of Mount Kenya, illuminated waterhole
- Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Größte Black Rhino Population Ostafrikas (100+ Tiere), alle Big Five, Chimpanzee Sanctuary
- Lake Nakuru – Leopards & Rhinos – 100+ rhinos, highest leopard density in Kenya, Rothschild's giraffes, millions of flamingos (seasonal)
