Tras africa kenya safaris

04/03/2025

Daily departure from Nairobi to ;
2 days Masai Mara
2 days Amboseli
3 days Masai Mara
4 days Masai Mara
4 days Masai mara & lake nakuru
5 days Masai mara, lake nakuru & lake Naivasha
6 days Masai mara, lake nakuru &Amboseli
6 days Masai mara, Lake Naivasha &Amboseli
7 days Masai mara, lake nakuru, lake Naivasha.

04/02/2025

2-Day Nakuru and Naivasha Safari

Day 1
Nairobi to Lake Nakuru National Park
You'll have an early morning pick-up from the Nairobi hotel or airport upon arrival. You will drive to Nakuru via the Great Rift Valley viewpoint, a brief stopover for photos, and a bathroom break.
You'll arrive in Nakuru around midday, check in, have lunch, and afterward leave for an afternoon game drive till 6 pm.
You'll go back to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay
Day 2
Nakuru-Hells Gate- Lake Naivasha-Nairobi
After breakfast, You'll check out and enjoy a drive to Naivasha. You will visit Hells Gate National Park one of the most scenic parks in Kenya. In this park, you can walk, cycle, or just walk to enjoy the beauty of nature.
Also, you can engage in optional rock climbing. Afterward, you'll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant and an optional boat ride at Lake Naivasha. Later, you'll drive to Nairobi and arrive in the afternoon/evening. You will be dropped off at a Nairobi hotel or airport.
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02/07/2021

02/07/2021

For those aiming higher, Kenya offers plenty of adventure travel challenges. Kenya offers visitors a chance to experience adventure travel nature world un changed by the passage of time. Kenya wildness is a home to endless array of eco systems.
This great range of natural habitats means that there is plenty to explore and plenty of species to encounter. This is a land of endless potential for the wildlife enthusiast .From great migratory herds of open savannah to incredible abundant of bird life, from the depths of a tropical rain forest to the Indian ocean. This is a world of adventure travel wonders.

31/07/2018

Nairobi National Park is Kenya's first ever national park, and is a unique and unspoiled wildlife haven. Rhinos, buffaloes, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes, lions and plenty of antelopes and gazelles can be seen roaming in the open plains.

On this 6-hour program you’ll see sections of highland forest, as well as stretches of broken bush country and the deep, rocky valleys and gorges make up the rest of the park.

Ornithologists are also in for a treat with over 300 bird species in the park. The population includes the secretary bird, crowned cranes, vultures, peckers and others.

27/07/2018

3 days maasai mara
Day (1) Nairobi maasai mara.
0830hrs:Depart from our Nairobi office for a journey south along the floor of the great Right Valley. Lunch at Narok and then climb the western wall entering Hemingway country; Serengeti plain arrive late afternoon in the maasai mara game reserve. Cheek in at the camp,then early evening game drive returning to the camp for dinner and overnight.
Day (2)
A full day spent game viewing a cross (from 0600--1830hrs)the rich, tree studded grassland and rolling hills the famous mara is renowned for it's great herds of plains game, back manned lion, leopard and cheetah. It also has numerous elephants and virtually every type of wildlife to be found in Kenya all meals and overnight at the Camp.
Day (3)
Pri--breakfast game drive from 0630--1030hrs back to the camp for late breakfast leave maasai mara, lunch enroute arrive in Nairobi later afternoon 4:30—5:30 end of the trip.

1. Park entrance fees
2 Transport in a safari mini van
3. Accommodation in lodges or camp.
4. Three meals a day except the fast breakfast and last dinner.
5. Services of a qualified driver guide
NOT INCLUDED

1 Personal spending money like beers, cigarette etc
2 tips
3 visit maasai villages which is optional

19/02/2018

Masai Mara is one of Africa’s most famous parks. The wildlife viewing is superb throughout the year. The park’s abundant vegetation and regular rainfall supports a huge population of herbivores, in turn attracting many predators. All three big cats are relatively easy to see. The yearly wildebeest migration coming through the park is one of the world’s most amazing wildlife spectacles. Just outside the Masai Mara NR are a number of conservancies and private reserves run in partnership with local Masai communities.

The Wildebeest Migration
The Serengeti-Mara ecosystem is home to the annual wildebeest migration where 2.5 million wildebeest, zebra and gazelles follow the rains in search of new grass. They make their way from the Serengeti to the Masai Mara somewhere around July and August, and usually arrive in September. The crossing of the Mara River along the way is one of the highlights of this spectacular event. They slowly head back into the Serengeti again around October.

Wildlife & Animals – Masai Mara NR
The Masai Mara is Kenya’s flagship park. Sightings of four of the Big Five are pretty much guaranteed. Black rhino is more elusive, but can sometimes be spotted in the Mara Triangle. The Masai Mara is one of the best parks for big cats, but sightings of smaller predators like bat-eared fox, black-backed jackal and spotted hyena also tend to be rewarding. Antelope include impala, reedbuck, Thomson's gazelle, eland and topi, while buffalo, elephant and giraffe are relaxed and easily spotted.

Scenery

The Masai Mara’s scenery is dominated by grassland savannah, but pockets of acacia woodland, riparian forest and rocky hills intersperse the plains. The Masai word 'Mara', meaning spotted, refers to these dots in the landscape.
Weather & Climate

Masai Mara has a generally mild climate that doesn’t deviate too much from a comfortable 25°C/77°F in the region’s Dry season (June to October). Variations in temperature are mainly due to changes in altitude in the park, with conditions getting cooler the higher you climb. The Wet season (November to May) comprises a shorter and a longer rainy period that sandwich a brief dry spell.
More About the Weather and Climate

Best Time to Visit
short and long rains (January and February) and the Dry season proper (June to October) are the times to visit Masai Mara. The roads haven’t yet deteriorated because of rain, and thirsty animals crowd around the local waterways. The last two months of the Dry season are often when the spectacular annual wildebeest migration passes through.
The Masai Mara offers good wildlife viewing throughout the year, but the rainy months (March, April, November and December) make some of the roads difficult to navigate, and wildlife might be more difficult to spot. The driest months (from late June to October) are the best for wildlife viewing because vegetation is thinner and animals gather around rivers and water holes. The wildebeest migration and the river crossings in particular are difficult to time, but your best chance to witness this spectacle is in late September and October.

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