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Day 1: Nairobi – Aberdare’s National
Park
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0800hrs: Depart Nairobi in the morning for Abaerdare’s
National Park. Lunch at Outspan hotel then embark on the
half hour drive to the treetops lodge.
Treetops originally built in 1932 is located in the
Aberdare National park. The lodge rises straight out of
the ground on stilts and has four decks and a rooftop
viewing platform. Being the original tree lodge,
Treetops is legendry for its royal connection and its
water hole attracts a number of animals i.e. Rhinos,
Elephants, Buffalos, Bushbucks, Waterbucks and many
other species.
Dinner and overnight at Treetops Lodge.
(1 night FB)
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Day 2, 3: Ol pajeta Conservancy - Laikipia
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0800 hrs: Depart from Abedares National park in the
morning and drive through Nanyuki en route to
Olpajeta Bush Camp. (2 Nights FB)
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is 100,000 acre wildlife sanctuary
which has taken game viewing and environmental knowledge
to a whole new level, and is ideal for those wishing to
get a bit more out of their safari.
The Bush camp gives a unique safari experience,
described by guests as ‘the real Africa’, offering
interactive conservation activities, whereby guests are
given the opportunity to experience modern wildlife
conservation first-hand. Likewise, for those seeking a
nature retreat and wishing to distance themselves from a
busy schedule, rest, relaxation and independence are all
equally encouraged.
Activities available
· Day and night game drives, Guided bush walks,
· Meet Ol Pejeta Researchers and learn about wildlife
data and monitoring,
· Monitor Elephant, Rhino and other wildlife with resident
rangers and researchers,
· Use radio-tracking equipment, e.g. to find the resident
cheetah ‘Toki’ (featured in BBC documentary ‘Toki’s
Tale’)
· Track lions with the Ol Pejeta predator-monitoring
ranger,
· Track Rhino (by special request only, max 2 guests per
patrol),
· Visit ‘Baraka’(a blind black rhino), observing him at
close range at the rhino/wildlife treatment centre,
· Take part in training walks with the Ol Pejeta tracker
bloodhounds,
· Learn about the special techniques of ‘conservation
agriculture’ practiced on the ranch,
· Learn about Boran and Ankole cattle pastoral care, and
pioneering integration techniques with wildlife,
· Watch wildlife from a hideout overlooking a waterhole,
or even spend an exciting night there (with dinner,
drinks, bedding, and night-vision monocular),
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Visit a local primary school or medical clinic supported
by Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Included:
Full-board accommodation, Soft drinks, beers and house
wine, Non luxury spirits
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Day 4, 5: Masai Mara Game Reserve (Elephant
pepper Camp)
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Depart Ol Pajeta after breakfast by flight to Masai
Mara. You will arrive at Masai Mara at 1100hrs. Here you
will be met by a representative of Elephant Pepper and
transferred to the camp. (2 Nights FB)
Elephant Pepper Camp is situated in the middle of the
protected Mara North conservancy wilderness area. Small
and exclusive, the camp is located away from other
lodges, in the heart of the African bush. The spacious
canvas tents are comfortably furnished, featuring en
suite bathrooms with eco-friendly flush toilets and
traditional safari showers.
Nothing rivals sitting around the campfire enjoying the
sounds of the African night. Extended game drives make
game viewing a complete experience. Elephant Pepper Camp
brings people back to nature – no traffic, no permanent
structures, just the sights and sounds of the African
bush.
Activities
Day & Night Game Drives, Guided Bush Walks, Bush
Breakfasts, Sundowners and Cultural Visits
Included:
Full Board accommodation, Soft drinks, Beer & House
wine, Non-luxury spirits, Laundry service, Day game
drives, Guided bush walks, Bush Breakfast, Sun downers,
Transfers to cultural visits.
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Day 6, 7: Amboseli National
Park
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After lunch, you will be transferred to the airstrip to
board your flight to Amboseli National park.
1400hrs: Depart Masai Mara arriving in Amboseli at
1550hrs. Here you will be met by a representative of
Tortilis Tented Camp and subsequently transfer you to
the camp.
Amboseli is
best
known for
its
unrivalled
views of
Kilimanjaro
and the
local
elephant
population. There are
over
1000 elephants
in the parks
eco-system, featuring
some
of the
largest
in
Africa. Tortilis
Camp
is named
after
the
flat-topped, umbrella thorn
tree,
the Acacia
Tortilis,
and is
situated
in one
of
Amboseli's
areas of Acacia Tortilis
woodland, with the majestic
backdrop
of Africa's
highest
mountain, and
the World’s highest
free-standing mountain, snow-capped
Kilimanjaro.
Game drives,
walks,
sundowners
and bush
meals
take
place both
inside
the park,
and
within a
private 30,000 acre game concession.
The tents
are all
large
and spacious,
with
king or
twin beds,
elegant
en suite
bathrooms. There is
a main
lounge,
bar and dining area, all exquisitely built with
natural materials and thatched roofs, with
magnificent views of Kilimanjaro.
Activities and Amenities
Game Drives in 4x4 Land Rovers, Guided Bush Walks, Bush
Breakfasts, Sundowners, Body Massage and Cultural
Visits.
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Day 8: Amboseli –
Nairobi
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Spend the day in the park and at leisure with a choice
of activities.
1630hrs: Depart from Amboseli for Nairobi arriving at
1710hrs. On arrival, you will be transferred to Jomo
Kenyatta International Airport to board you’re out bound
flight.
Rates Based On Two People Sharing
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Season |
Per Person Sharing |
Single Room Supplement |
Period |
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Peak |
US$
3840 |
Enquire |
01 Jul - 31 Oct/16 Dec - 02 Jan |
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High |
US$
3585 |
Enquire |
01Jan - 31 Mar / 01 Nov-20 Dec |
NB: Some of these camps are closed during April and May
Cost Includes:
Transfer to/from Airport on arrival and
departure date,
Accommodation as per itinerary,
Services of English speaking professional safari
guides
Activities as per the itinerary
All Local Flights as per itinerary
Game drives as per the Itinerary,
Government taxes
Park entrance and Conservation fees |
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Excludes:
Extras at the Camps
International flight into East Africa
Departure taxes - Visa and any related fees
Gratuities
All that not mentioned in what's included |
