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DAY 11 & 12
Masai Mara | Visit to Maasai Village & Game viewing drives
Sumptuous breakfasts then we depart for a full day adventure with morning and afternoon
game drives.The Masai still live as they did for centuries - interact with these nomadic
people and experience their way of life as you learn about their customs and traditions.
We are right in time for the greatest spectacle on earth; the eighth wonder of the world
– the wildebeest migration. From July to October, the fields are awash with thousands
of wildebeests that yearly migrate from the Serengeti National park in Tanzania to Masai
Mara in search of pasture. They cross the Nile crocodile invested Mara River. Tens of them
drawn in the ranging waters, others are captured and killed by the giant crocodiles. The
wildebeests are closely followed by Burchell’s zebras and impalas. Predators too in their
hundreds also follow and lay in wait for those animals that become weak or incapacitated
during the long journey for a kill. Be on the look-out for the big five that Maasai Mara is
famous for. These include the lion, savannah (African) elephant, the Cape buffalo, the
leopard and the black rhino.
In the early 20th century, Kenya was a famous hunting destination. Killing any of the big
five game one pride, a sense of class, a feeling of heroism. We may even be so lucky to
witness a leopard or a cheetah sprint and make a kill! We return back to the camp before
dusk.
OPTIONAL ACTIVITY:
Balloon Safari over the Mara plains followed by a champagne breakfast.
All meals and overnight at the Sentrim Mara Lodge
LDBB
DAY 13
Masai Mara – Lake Naivasha | Boat ride + Visit to Crescent Island
Breakfast at leisure and check out. Depart and drive via Narok to Lake Naivasha arriving at
your lodge in time for lunch.
Early evening enjoy a one hour boat ride on the lake before proceeding to The Crescent
Island for game walk.
It is simply one of the most beautiful parks in Kenya, often called Naivasha’s best kept
secret. It is private, secure and patrolled by Guides who can accompany anyone who wishes
a for guided walk. Surrounded by water, it is actually a peninsular and is accessible by boat
from East or West as well as by road From the top of the hill there is a 360 degree view
across the Lake from Longonot to Hell’s Gate to the Mau Escarpment to Eburu and onto
the Aberdares. Walking along the ridge in the golden hour before sunset whilst watching
the animals grazing with the water shimmering beyond, is what Africa is all about.
All meals and overnight at the Sentrim Mara Lodge
LDBB
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