If you are looking for the best value for money, choose the Samburu 7-night Kenya Safari which will guide you through the sights of Nairobi one day, relax along the Ewaso Nyiro River for two nights, one night in “Treetops” in Aberdares National Park, one night at Lake Nakuru or Lake Naivasha plus two nights at Keekorok Lodge in the Masai Mara National Reserve.

Nairobi Tourism

Begin your 7-night Samburu Safari with accommodation at The Safari Holidays Inn Nairobi, where you can easily access the Karen Bixen Giraffe Center and enjoy one of the few places in the world where visitors create exceptional memories by feeding giraffes pellets. specially prepared food. Take the kids with you when you visit the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage just down the road from the hotel and a four-star must-see for any animal lover, child or adult. See how orphaned and injured elephants are rehabilitated with loving care preparing them to return to the wild. You can dine on roasted crocodile and ostrich speared on traditional Maasai swords at the Carnivore restaurant.

Relax along the Ewaso Nyiro River

Next, you’ll spend two days of your 7-day Kenya Safari at the Samburu Game Lodge in Samburu National Park, where diners at the river-view Lokrokushu restaurant can spot birds, crocodiles, elephants and lizards. Every afternoon around 2:30, watch as Samburu men and women in traditional costumes perform native music and dance. Let the naturalist in you unleash at 10am daily on a guided birding walk. After returning from an exciting tour of the game reserve, cool off in the lodge’s shaded pool or watch for wildlife relaxing in a hot tub on the observation deck overlooking the park.

Treetops offer high wildlife viewing

Journey into the deep tree forests of Aberdares National Park, where you’ll find ‘treetop’ lodges right on the ancient elephant migratory path on the way to Mount Kenya National Park. The lodge is built high up in the trees on stilts, where guests can see the water holes below and spy on different herds of animals, including elephants, rhinos, and buffalo.

Lakeside Comfort

Spend a day at Lake Nakuru, a fenced off sanctuary that is home to the largest concentration of black and white rhino in Kenya. This is also home to more than a million pink flamingos, seen in the distance as a faint pink mist. This is one of the best accommodation facilities in Kenya offering the perfect setting to relax and enjoy stunningly beautiful views of the lake.

Enjoy a two-day stay at the Keekorok Lodge, which was one of the first lodges built within the Masai Mara National Reserve. The lodge is surrounded by natural grasslands and permanent springs that attract huge herds of animals during each annual migration. The word ‘keekorok’ means ‘variegated abundance’ in the Maasai language and is evident when taking in the spectacular views in all directions from the lodge’s viewing platforms. Although the lodge has recently undergone extensive refurbishment to provide the ultimate in luxury accommodation, it has not lost any of its 40 year old rustic charm, making it one of the most popular destinations in Kenya.