A Luxury Kenya Safari

Overview

If you're looking for an authentic and eye-opening luxury safari experience, this is the tailor-made itinerary for you. Staying in three camps across three distinct but equally exciting areas of Kenya, head out on game drives with expert local guides, track animal prints as you explore the bush on foot, and meet local Maasai people in their traditional homesteads.

Day 1 to 3 Accommodation

Amboseli National Park, Kenya

Your Kenyan discovery begins in Amboseli National Park in the south of the country, renowned for its views of mighty Mount Kilimanjaro and, of course, its variety of wildlife. The private Kitirua Conservancy offers off-road game driving and an exclusive safari experience allowing for unrivalled game viewing. Explore the conservancy on day and evening game drives and guided bush walks, alongside your expert Masai safari guide. Other possible activities include cultural visits to nearby Maasai homesteads, breakfast picnics in the bush and massages at camp.

Day 3 to 6 Accommodation

Lewa Conservancy, Kenya

The Lewa Conservancy offers some of the most spectacular wildlife viewing that Kenya has to offer, with lion, leopard and jackal thriving on the diversity and quantity of prey that inhabits the area, while the conservancy is also home to the largest concentration of Grevy’s zebra in the world. As well as simply unforgettable game drives in both the morning and evening – with most guides from neighbouring communities – you can explore further with walking safaris and horse riding. Again, you can visit local neighbourhoods and meet the Samburu people, partake in conservation work, or enjoy the canopy walk in the nearby Ngare Ndare Forest Conservancy.

Day 6 to 10 Accommodation

Masai Mara National Park, Kenya

Spend your final three nights in the privately-owned North Conservancy of the magnificent Masai Mara Reserve, where the fertile plains are home to a mind-blowing diversity of wildlife. On guided game drives or walking safaris, keep your eyes peeled for the African ‘Big Five’ and over 450 bird species, as well as an array of other aweinspiring animals. What’s more, if you’re visiting between July and October, the simply spectacular zebra and wildebeest migration surrounds the camp. Many of the Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp staff are Maasai and love to welcome guests to their nearby communities, proud to share their unique heritage and traditional handicrafts.