Kenya Luxury Safari

You will be met on arrival and transferred to Giraffe Manor on the outskirts of the city. This very special boutique hotel offers exceptional service, stunning grounds and luxury interiors, but it’s most famous for its herd of resident Rothschild's giraffe who visit morning and evening, poking their long necks into the windows in the hope of a treat! It is the only place in the world where you can enjoy the breathtaking experience of feeding a giraffe over the breakfast table or photographing them at the front door!

After breakfast with the giraffes, transfer to Wilson Airport for the daily scheduled flight north to Laikipia's Loisaba airstrip. On arrival your guide will be waiting to transfer you to the Ol Malo Conservancy in a 4x4 safari vehicle.
Ol Malo is situated on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River in Kenya's wild and beautiful North Eastern Province - 5000 acres of spectacular bush country overlooked by Mount Kenya and teeming with the elusive antelope from which the land takes its name. Situated on a rock escarpment and bordering the tribal heartlands of the nomadic Samburu people, this is a dream destination with one of Kenya’s most breathtaking views.

As well as game drives, horse riding, camel riding, nature walks, night drives, picnic breakfasts, river walks, sundowners on the rocks, barbeques in the bush, star gazing, a visit to the Samburu workshop and even the use of a helicopter to get a birds eye view, are some of the many activities that give guests here an experience of a lifetime.

Spend another glorious day enjoying the stunning, unspoilt Samburu country and wildlife.

Check out after an early breakfast and transfer to Loisaba airstrip for the daily scheduled flight to the Masai Mara. The flight route passes over the Great Rift Valley and on a clear day it's possible to see its famous soda water lakes. You will be met on arrival and transferred to the award-winning Cottar’s 1920s Camp. Vintage luxury at its best, this stunning tented camp exudes style of a bygone era, embodying the original spirit and essence of a ‘safari’. It has its own private conservancy just one kilometre from the Masai Mara. The camp’s professional guides are exceptional and have some of the highest qualifications in Africa making game drives here extra special.

The Masai Mara is one of the world’s premier destinations for wildlife viewing. Here you can spot the Big 5, amongst stunning, iconic scenery. As well as game drives you can also learn about the history and culture of the region, go hiking, fishing or birding or simply relax in the luxurious surrounding of the camp.

Your days on safari can be spent as you wish and your guide will discuss each day with you as you go along. Normally there is an early game drive at dawn to try to spot the predators in action, before retiring back to the camp for a sumptuous breakfast. Then you have free time to relax or do another activity before heading out on an afternoon game drive. In the evening you can swap stories with other guests around the campfire, before a sumptuous dinner is served.

After breakfast transfer to the airstrip for the morning flight to Nairobi. After a short layover, fly on to Lamu and then transfer by boat for 3 days of relaxation by the beautiful Indian Ocean.
Manda Bay is a small boutique lodge located on the tip of an unspoiled, idyllic island in Lamu’s archipelago. It offers stunning beach front accommodation with a pool, pampering and barefoot luxury. Kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, SUP boarding are all included alongside use of games and yoga rooms.

Calm crystal waters lap the palm-lined beaches here and it has a laid back, tropical island paradise, atmosphere. The surrounding area is renowned for excellent marlin fishing, historic towns and the ancient baobab encircled Manda Settlement. Whilst miles of soft white sand surround the lodge itself, the bush behind the lodge is home to a variety of birds and mammals including mongoose, civet cat, porcupine, genet cat, dik-dik, buffalo and bushbuck.

A visit to Lamu, Kenya’s oldest living town dating back to the 14th century, is highly recommended. The old town is inscribed on the World Heritage List as “the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlement in East Africa”. Due to the narrowness of the streets, there are few cars and the town is easily explored by foot. We can organise a local resident guide who will show you around the town, its fort, the mosques and other points of interest.

Enjoy a leisurely last morning at Manda Bay. After lunch transfer by boat to the mainland for the flight to Nairobi. You will be met on arrival at Wilson Airport and transferred to the International airport.