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East African Splendour

East African Splendour

This luxurious 12-day East African safari itinerary blends world-class comfort with unforgettable wildlife encounters. The adventure begins en route on Day 1, followed by a relaxing arrival in Nairobi on Day 2 with a stay at the serene Hemingways Hotel.

From Days 3 to 5, guests enjoy an immersive safari at Sir Richard Branson’s Mahali Mzuri in the famed Maasai Mara, known for its spectacular wildlife and exclusive service. Days 6 and 7 bring a spiritual and scenic escape to Tanzania’s Serengeti, staying at the luxurious Four Seasons Serengeti, offering premium views and exceptional game drives.

The journey continues from Days 8 to 10 through the dramatic landscapes of Lake Manyara and the breathtaking Ngorongoro Crater, one of Africa’s natural wonders. On Day 11, travelers return to Nairobi for outbound flights, with Day 12 marked as the final departure day homeward bound.

Highlights
  • Arrive home after an unforgettable journey through Kenya and Tanzania.
  • Destinations: Nairobi, Masai Mara, Serengeti, Lake Manyara & Ngorongoro Crater.
  • Accommodation: Hemingways Nairobi, Mahali Mzuri (Masai Mara), Four Seasons Serengeti, and luxury lodges in Ngorongoro.
  • Activities include: Exclusive game drives, luxury lodge stays, and scenic views across East Africa's top reserves.
  • Best Time to Visit: June to October or January to March for peak wildlife experiences.
  • Type of Transport: Regional flights and luxury 4×4 safari vehicles.
  • Tour Type: Private, high-end luxury experience.
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Itinerary

This luxurious 12-day East African safari itinerary blends elegance with wildlife adventure across Kenya and Tanzania. The journey begins on Day 1 with international travel, leading to Day 2 spent unwinding at the serene Hemingways Hotel in Nairobi. From Days 3 to 5, guests are immersed in the heart of the Masai Mara at Sir Richard Branson’s exclusive Mahali Mzuri camp, enjoying premium game viewing. The adventure then moves into Tanzania for Days 6 and 7, staying at the legendary Four Seasons Serengeti, known for its luxury and panoramic views over the savannah.

Days 8 to 10 explore the natural wonders of Lake Manyara and the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, offering a diverse range of wildlife and stunning landscapes. On Day 11, travelers return to Nairobi for their outbound flights. Day 12 marks the end of this unforgettable journey,  a seamless blend of upscale comfort, iconic accommodations, and exceptional African wilderness experiences.

Tour Plan

Expand All
Day 1 En Route

International travel day. Depart from your home country en route to Nairobi, Kenya.

Day 2 Nairobi and the serene Hemingways Hotel

Arrive in Nairobi and settle into the luxurious Hemingways Nairobi, located at the foot of the Ngong Hills. Enjoy the refined ambiance, personal butler service, and views of the lush gardens. Optional city excursion depending on arrival time.

Days 3 to 5 Sir Richard Branson’s Mahali Mzuri in the Maasai Mara

Fly to the Maasai Mara and spend three unforgettable nights at Mahali Mzuri, Sir Richard Branson’s luxury safari camp. Enjoy game drives in the Mara ecosystem, known for its abundant wildlife, Big Five sightings, and the Great Migration (seasonal). Immerse yourself in nature with world-class service and cuisine.

Days 6 & 7 A lightening of spirit at the storied Four Seasons Serengeti

Cross the border into Tanzania and continue to the iconic Serengeti. Stay at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge, perched in the heart of the park. Enjoy thrilling game drives and unwind at the spa or the lodge’s infinity pool overlooking a waterhole frequented by elephants.

Days 8 to 10 Lake Manyara and the epic Ngorongoro Crater

Travel to Lake Manyara for a short safari, then ascend to the Ngorongoro Crater. Spend the next two nights exploring the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, home to black rhinos, lions, and flamingos. Overnight at a luxury lodge with panoramic views of the crater rim.

Day 11 Return to Nairobi for flights home

Fly back to Nairobi from the Ngorongoro region. Depending on your international flight time, relax at a hotel or explore Nairobi before your evening departure.

Day 12 Homeward bound

Arrive home after an unforgettable journey through Kenya and Tanzania.

Questions & Answers

What happens in case of an emergency or sickness?
What happens in case of an emergency or sickness?
You are advised to get a travel insurance before embarking on safari to cover for lost property and medical...

You are advised to get a travel insurance before embarking on safari to cover for lost property and medical and emergency. The insurance is available locally at an added cost. Please enquire for more details on how you can get the cover. If you have purchased your cover and in the event of an emergency or sudden sickness while you’re on safari in East Africa, we guarantee medical evacuation to a hospital. The medical facilities in Nairobi offer a full staff of professionals along with state-of-the-art testing equipment. Your cover will pay for the Flying Doctors Service to come to your side. Most hotels and safari lodges you will visit has in-house doctor who will attend to you in case of a need.

What kind of clothes do I wear on safari?
What kind of clothes do I wear on safari?
Normal, comfortable fitting, neutral coloured clothes like khaki and cotton travel well, and pale earth...

Normal, comfortable fitting, neutral coloured clothes like khaki and cotton travel well, and pale earth colors such as brown, tan or olive are best for viewing wildlife and birds. Camouflage clothes are illegal in many African countries. Solid-colored safari clothes, however, are practical and widely available; Comfortable, closed walking shoes such as topsiders or running/tennis shoes with socks, are recommended over sandals; thorns are everywhere, and socks with your shoes deter mosquito bites. Also, opt for pants or leggings to avoid insect bites. Include a lightweight raincoat or jacket, and a swimsuit (many lodges have pools.) Safari hat would be convenient to avoid sunburn as well. A nice dress is useful for hotels, clubs, casinos and restaurants in Nairobi, where men need to wear a jacket and tie. The 5star Safari game lodges will not seat dinner guests wearing vests, shorts, swim wear. As for beach hotels they do enforce a dress code of “Smart Casual.” Safari/Bermuda shorts are unwelcome at most dining rooms; visitors should dress conservatively in Islamic communities (Lamu, Mombasa, Zanzibar;) long sleeves and long pants also deter mosquitoes and sunburn. Laundry service is available at most lodges and even tented camps, but be very clear about when you need your clothes returned. Take at least three changes of clothes for a week on safari, plus your own detergent to wash a few things. Dry cleaners are rarer than rhinos. The best advice is to travel light, and wear cotton.

How much should I tip on safari?
How much should I tip on safari?
Tips to driver/guides, tour managers and guides are own discretion, but customary they are highly appreciated...

Tips to driver/guides, tour managers and guides are own discretion, but customary they are highly appreciated for a job well done. For your Tour guide/driver $10.00 per tourist per day is the recommended amount for most safaris. At lodges and camps, the recommended tips are $10.00 per tourist per day to be shared among camp personnel.

How do I get cash for my personal use?
How do I get cash for my personal use?
Since you will be met upon arrival at the airport and escorted to your hotel, you will not need any local...

Since you will be met upon arrival at the airport and escorted to your hotel, you will not need any local currency before you reach the hotel, where you can obtain it. However, if time permits, airport exchanges often give better rates than hotels. There is now a large number of registered For-Ex Bureaus where you can change your money safely and at excellent rates. Major Credit Cards are often accepted in larger towns and at lodges, but in markets and with vendors along the road, cash works best, and bargaining is expected. We recommend that you take traveler’s checks rather than carrying large amounts of cash. Many travelers find it useful to carry a hand calculator to estimate dollar values while shopping. ATM machines are not widespread and may only be found in major capitals; consult your own bank before departure. In Kenya, the local currency is Kenyan Shillings

How much money should I take?
How much money should I take?
Aside from shopping, you need money for drinks, tips and incidentals. Experience has shown that most...

Aside from shopping, you need money for drinks, tips and incidentals. Experience has shown that most clients spend between $500 and $1000. The shops are full of tempting items. Major credit cards and travelers checks are accepted in major hotels and stores, but some game lodges and rural shops accept only cash. We also recommend that you take traveler’s checks rather than cash with you. Do not keep all valuables in one place, such as a purse, that could be lost. It’s a good idea, if you have more than one credit card to keep the second in a separate pocket or locked in the hotel safe. Your airline ticket will be collected by our office upon arrival in Nairobi for reconfirmation of your return flights.

Is a safari dangerous?
Is a safari dangerous?
No, not if you stay within the marked boundaries of your lodge or in your safari vehicle. Your guide...

No, not if you stay within the marked boundaries of your lodge or in your safari vehicle. Your guide and driver know what is, and is not, safe. Incidents involving animals are rare in East Africa and are, almost without fail, the result of someone doing what they have been advised not to do. Avoid wearing flashy jewelry and bringing too much cash, and always hold onto your purse and camera bag. Beware of clever conmen, some of them pose as police officers, and don’t walk in the city at night nor alone in an empty beach. Also, do not wear money belts, since they can easily be cut off from the rear. It is always a good idea when you travel to keep a photocopy of your passport in your luggage and another at home. It’s a fact that traveling on safari is safer than traveling in most U.S. cities. The people are friendly, and the government patrols the game parks – their most treasured resource- for the safety and benefit of all.

What kinds of animals will I see?
What kinds of animals will I see?
In a typical day you can expect to see 15 to 40 animal species- lions, elephants, giraffes and rhinos,...

In a typical day you can expect to see 15 to 40 animal species- lions, elephants, giraffes and rhinos, to name a few. Buffalo and wildebeest may be in herds of hundreds or more. Others, like the swift cheetah, are more likely to be found alone. And then there are the birds, over 300 species! Birds in Africa are particularly colorful and easy to spot. Even if you’ve never looked at a bird before, with the help of your driver you’ll easily learn to identify twenty to thirty of the most striking and beautiful birds of Africa. Experienced birders can expect to see 60 to 100 different species in a single day. A special thrill is in store if your safari coincides with the annual wildebeest migration. You’ll see thunderous herds of wildebeest and zebra, totaling more than 1 million, stretching across the horizon. On their trail follow the predators the big cats, and the scavengers hyenas, jackals and vultures.

What type of vehicles do you use on safari?
What type of vehicles do you use on safari?
Mambo Travellers uses customized 4×4 vans with pop up roofs or 4×4 land cruisers. The later being more...

Mambo Travellers uses customized 4×4 vans with pop up roofs or 4×4 land cruisers. The later being more Pricy. The specific vehicle used on a particular safari depends on the country and the reserves to be visited. All vehicles are equipped with two-way radios and are maintained to provide the maximum level of comfort and safety.

How far in advance should I book my safari?
How far in advance should I book my safari?
It is better to book as far in advance as possible to ensure availability at the time you wish to travel...

It is better to book as far in advance as possible to ensure availability at the time you wish to travel (3-6 months), especially during the peak seasons (July – October and Christmas/New Years). This is especially important for those wishing to travel on private custom safaris and those adding extensions to scheduled trips.

How is the local food?
How is the local food?
Great International cuisines is available at all the hotels you will be staying. Special dietary requirements...

Great International cuisines is available at all the hotels you will be staying. Special dietary requirements are catered for throughout Africa if you need. Please give us advanced notice so that we can make arrangements with the lodges and camps you are scheduled to stay at. Most restaurants offer selections for vegetarians, depending on their forte. Local specialties can be surprisingly good! With the exception of a few lodges, halaal and kosher food is not available at most camps/lodges. Also, please be mindful of consuming food in very local areas as quality level or the cooking style might not suit foreign stomachs. For those who love a good beer, Kenya boasts of a local brew called Tusker Beer.

Pricing: East African Splendour

LOW SEASONS
(March, April, May and 1st of November – 19th of December)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons
4,450 USD *
4,450 USD*
4,450 USD*
MID SEASONS
(the rest of the year)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons
PEAK SEASONS
(January, July, August, September and 20th to 31st of December)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons

* Indicative costs per person, excluding international airline tickets

Included

Excluded

Itinerary

This luxurious 12-day East African safari itinerary blends elegance with wildlife adventure across Kenya and Tanzania. The journey begins on Day 1 with international travel, leading to Day 2 spent unwinding at the serene Hemingways Hotel in Nairobi. From Days 3 to 5, guests are immersed in the heart of the Masai Mara at Sir Richard Branson’s exclusive Mahali Mzuri camp, enjoying premium game viewing. The adventure then moves into Tanzania for Days 6 and 7, staying at the legendary Four Seasons Serengeti, known for its luxury and panoramic views over the savannah.

Days 8 to 10 explore the natural wonders of Lake Manyara and the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, offering a diverse range of wildlife and stunning landscapes. On Day 11, travelers return to Nairobi for their outbound flights. Day 12 marks the end of this unforgettable journey,  a seamless blend of upscale comfort, iconic accommodations, and exceptional African wilderness experiences.

Tour Plan

Expand All
Day 1 En Route

International travel day. Depart from your home country en route to Nairobi, Kenya.

Day 2 Nairobi and the serene Hemingways Hotel

Arrive in Nairobi and settle into the luxurious Hemingways Nairobi, located at the foot of the Ngong Hills. Enjoy the refined ambiance, personal butler service, and views of the lush gardens. Optional city excursion depending on arrival time.

Days 3 to 5 Sir Richard Branson’s Mahali Mzuri in the Maasai Mara

Fly to the Maasai Mara and spend three unforgettable nights at Mahali Mzuri, Sir Richard Branson’s luxury safari camp. Enjoy game drives in the Mara ecosystem, known for its abundant wildlife, Big Five sightings, and the Great Migration (seasonal). Immerse yourself in nature with world-class service and cuisine.

Days 6 & 7 A lightening of spirit at the storied Four Seasons Serengeti

Cross the border into Tanzania and continue to the iconic Serengeti. Stay at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge, perched in the heart of the park. Enjoy thrilling game drives and unwind at the spa or the lodge’s infinity pool overlooking a waterhole frequented by elephants.

Days 8 to 10 Lake Manyara and the epic Ngorongoro Crater

Travel to Lake Manyara for a short safari, then ascend to the Ngorongoro Crater. Spend the next two nights exploring the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, home to black rhinos, lions, and flamingos. Overnight at a luxury lodge with panoramic views of the crater rim.

Day 11 Return to Nairobi for flights home

Fly back to Nairobi from the Ngorongoro region. Depending on your international flight time, relax at a hotel or explore Nairobi before your evening departure.

Day 12 Homeward bound

Arrive home after an unforgettable journey through Kenya and Tanzania.

Pricing: East African Splendour

LOW SEASONS
(March, April, May and 1st of November – 19th of December)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons
4,450 USD *
4,450 USD*
4,450 USD*
MID SEASONS
(the rest of the year)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons
PEAK SEASONS
(January, July, August, September and 20th to 31st of December)
2 Persons
4 Persons
6+ Persons

* Indicative costs per person, excluding international airline tickets

Included

Excluded

Itinerary

This luxurious 12-day East African safari itinerary blends elegance with wildlife adventure across Kenya and Tanzania. The journey begins on Day 1 with international travel, leading to Day 2 spent unwinding at the serene Hemingways Hotel in Nairobi. From Days 3 to 5, guests are immersed in the heart of the Masai Mara at Sir Richard Branson’s exclusive Mahali Mzuri camp, enjoying premium game viewing. The adventure then moves into Tanzania for Days 6 and 7, staying at the legendary Four Seasons Serengeti, known for its luxury and panoramic views over the savannah.

Days 8 to 10 explore the natural wonders of Lake Manyara and the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, offering a diverse range of wildlife and stunning landscapes. On Day 11, travelers return to Nairobi for their outbound flights. Day 12 marks the end of this unforgettable journey,  a seamless blend of upscale comfort, iconic accommodations, and exceptional African wilderness experiences.

Tour Plan

Expand All
Day 1 En Route

International travel day. Depart from your home country en route to Nairobi, Kenya.

Day 2 Nairobi and the serene Hemingways Hotel

Arrive in Nairobi and settle into the luxurious Hemingways Nairobi, located at the foot of the Ngong Hills. Enjoy the refined ambiance, personal butler service, and views of the lush gardens. Optional city excursion depending on arrival time.

Days 3 to 5 Sir Richard Branson’s Mahali Mzuri in the Maasai Mara

Fly to the Maasai Mara and spend three unforgettable nights at Mahali Mzuri, Sir Richard Branson’s luxury safari camp. Enjoy game drives in the Mara ecosystem, known for its abundant wildlife, Big Five sightings, and the Great Migration (seasonal). Immerse yourself in nature with world-class service and cuisine.

Days 6 & 7 A lightening of spirit at the storied Four Seasons Serengeti

Cross the border into Tanzania and continue to the iconic Serengeti. Stay at the Four Seasons Safari Lodge, perched in the heart of the park. Enjoy thrilling game drives and unwind at the spa or the lodge’s infinity pool overlooking a waterhole frequented by elephants.

Days 8 to 10 Lake Manyara and the epic Ngorongoro Crater

Travel to Lake Manyara for a short safari, then ascend to the Ngorongoro Crater. Spend the next two nights exploring the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera, home to black rhinos, lions, and flamingos. Overnight at a luxury lodge with panoramic views of the crater rim.

Day 11 Return to Nairobi for flights home

Fly back to Nairobi from the Ngorongoro region. Depending on your international flight time, relax at a hotel or explore Nairobi before your evening departure.

Day 12 Homeward bound

Arrive home after an unforgettable journey through Kenya and Tanzania.

Accommodations

Parks/Reserves

No parks/reserves found

Questions & Answers

What happens in case of an emergency or sickness?
What happens in case of an emergency or sickness?
You are advised to get a travel insurance before embarking on safari to cover for lost property and medical...

You are advised to get a travel insurance before embarking on safari to cover for lost property and medical and emergency. The insurance is available locally at an added cost. Please enquire for more details on how you can get the cover. If you have purchased your cover and in the event of an emergency or sudden sickness while you’re on safari in East Africa, we guarantee medical evacuation to a hospital. The medical facilities in Nairobi offer a full staff of professionals along with state-of-the-art testing equipment. Your cover will pay for the Flying Doctors Service to come to your side. Most hotels and safari lodges you will visit has in-house doctor who will attend to you in case of a need.

What kind of clothes do I wear on safari?
What kind of clothes do I wear on safari?
Normal, comfortable fitting, neutral coloured clothes like khaki and cotton travel well, and pale earth...

Normal, comfortable fitting, neutral coloured clothes like khaki and cotton travel well, and pale earth colors such as brown, tan or olive are best for viewing wildlife and birds. Camouflage clothes are illegal in many African countries. Solid-colored safari clothes, however, are practical and widely available; Comfortable, closed walking shoes such as topsiders or running/tennis shoes with socks, are recommended over sandals; thorns are everywhere, and socks with your shoes deter mosquito bites. Also, opt for pants or leggings to avoid insect bites. Include a lightweight raincoat or jacket, and a swimsuit (many lodges have pools.) Safari hat would be convenient to avoid sunburn as well. A nice dress is useful for hotels, clubs, casinos and restaurants in Nairobi, where men need to wear a jacket and tie. The 5star Safari game lodges will not seat dinner guests wearing vests, shorts, swim wear. As for beach hotels they do enforce a dress code of “Smart Casual.” Safari/Bermuda shorts are unwelcome at most dining rooms; visitors should dress conservatively in Islamic communities (Lamu, Mombasa, Zanzibar;) long sleeves and long pants also deter mosquitoes and sunburn. Laundry service is available at most lodges and even tented camps, but be very clear about when you need your clothes returned. Take at least three changes of clothes for a week on safari, plus your own detergent to wash a few things. Dry cleaners are rarer than rhinos. The best advice is to travel light, and wear cotton.

How much should I tip on safari?
How much should I tip on safari?
Tips to driver/guides, tour managers and guides are own discretion, but customary they are highly appreciated...

Tips to driver/guides, tour managers and guides are own discretion, but customary they are highly appreciated for a job well done. For your Tour guide/driver $10.00 per tourist per day is the recommended amount for most safaris. At lodges and camps, the recommended tips are $10.00 per tourist per day to be shared among camp personnel.

How do I get cash for my personal use?
How do I get cash for my personal use?
Since you will be met upon arrival at the airport and escorted to your hotel, you will not need any local...

Since you will be met upon arrival at the airport and escorted to your hotel, you will not need any local currency before you reach the hotel, where you can obtain it. However, if time permits, airport exchanges often give better rates than hotels. There is now a large number of registered For-Ex Bureaus where you can change your money safely and at excellent rates. Major Credit Cards are often accepted in larger towns and at lodges, but in markets and with vendors along the road, cash works best, and bargaining is expected. We recommend that you take traveler’s checks rather than carrying large amounts of cash. Many travelers find it useful to carry a hand calculator to estimate dollar values while shopping. ATM machines are not widespread and may only be found in major capitals; consult your own bank before departure. In Kenya, the local currency is Kenyan Shillings

How much money should I take?
How much money should I take?
Aside from shopping, you need money for drinks, tips and incidentals. Experience has shown that most...

Aside from shopping, you need money for drinks, tips and incidentals. Experience has shown that most clients spend between $500 and $1000. The shops are full of tempting items. Major credit cards and travelers checks are accepted in major hotels and stores, but some game lodges and rural shops accept only cash. We also recommend that you take traveler’s checks rather than cash with you. Do not keep all valuables in one place, such as a purse, that could be lost. It’s a good idea, if you have more than one credit card to keep the second in a separate pocket or locked in the hotel safe. Your airline ticket will be collected by our office upon arrival in Nairobi for reconfirmation of your return flights.

Is a safari dangerous?
Is a safari dangerous?
No, not if you stay within the marked boundaries of your lodge or in your safari vehicle. Your guide...

No, not if you stay within the marked boundaries of your lodge or in your safari vehicle. Your guide and driver know what is, and is not, safe. Incidents involving animals are rare in East Africa and are, almost without fail, the result of someone doing what they have been advised not to do. Avoid wearing flashy jewelry and bringing too much cash, and always hold onto your purse and camera bag. Beware of clever conmen, some of them pose as police officers, and don’t walk in the city at night nor alone in an empty beach. Also, do not wear money belts, since they can easily be cut off from the rear. It is always a good idea when you travel to keep a photocopy of your passport in your luggage and another at home. It’s a fact that traveling on safari is safer than traveling in most U.S. cities. The people are friendly, and the government patrols the game parks – their most treasured resource- for the safety and benefit of all.

What kinds of animals will I see?
What kinds of animals will I see?
In a typical day you can expect to see 15 to 40 animal species- lions, elephants, giraffes and rhinos,...

In a typical day you can expect to see 15 to 40 animal species- lions, elephants, giraffes and rhinos, to name a few. Buffalo and wildebeest may be in herds of hundreds or more. Others, like the swift cheetah, are more likely to be found alone. And then there are the birds, over 300 species! Birds in Africa are particularly colorful and easy to spot. Even if you’ve never looked at a bird before, with the help of your driver you’ll easily learn to identify twenty to thirty of the most striking and beautiful birds of Africa. Experienced birders can expect to see 60 to 100 different species in a single day. A special thrill is in store if your safari coincides with the annual wildebeest migration. You’ll see thunderous herds of wildebeest and zebra, totaling more than 1 million, stretching across the horizon. On their trail follow the predators the big cats, and the scavengers hyenas, jackals and vultures.

What type of vehicles do you use on safari?
What type of vehicles do you use on safari?
Mambo Travellers uses customized 4×4 vans with pop up roofs or 4×4 land cruisers. The later being more...

Mambo Travellers uses customized 4×4 vans with pop up roofs or 4×4 land cruisers. The later being more Pricy. The specific vehicle used on a particular safari depends on the country and the reserves to be visited. All vehicles are equipped with two-way radios and are maintained to provide the maximum level of comfort and safety.

How far in advance should I book my safari?
How far in advance should I book my safari?
It is better to book as far in advance as possible to ensure availability at the time you wish to travel...

It is better to book as far in advance as possible to ensure availability at the time you wish to travel (3-6 months), especially during the peak seasons (July – October and Christmas/New Years). This is especially important for those wishing to travel on private custom safaris and those adding extensions to scheduled trips.

How is the local food?
How is the local food?
Great International cuisines is available at all the hotels you will be staying. Special dietary requirements...

Great International cuisines is available at all the hotels you will be staying. Special dietary requirements are catered for throughout Africa if you need. Please give us advanced notice so that we can make arrangements with the lodges and camps you are scheduled to stay at. Most restaurants offer selections for vegetarians, depending on their forte. Local specialties can be surprisingly good! With the exception of a few lodges, halaal and kosher food is not available at most camps/lodges. Also, please be mindful of consuming food in very local areas as quality level or the cooking style might not suit foreign stomachs. For those who love a good beer, Kenya boasts of a local brew called Tusker Beer.

Wildlife to Spot

Zebra
99%
Wildebeest
99%
Wild Dog
10%
Warthog
100%
Tortoise
15%
Rhino
50%
Ostrich
%
Oryx
40%
Monkey
99%
Lion
90%
Leopard
30%
Hyena
70%
Hippo
80%
Gorilla
50%
Giraffe
99%
Gerenuk
60%
Flamingos
60%
Elephant
99%
Eland
70%
Crocodile
70%
Buffalo
90%
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