On arrival at the JKIA, a Lindo Travel & Tours representative holding a paging board with your name will be waiting just outside the arrivals area to meet and welcome you to Nairobi, Kenya’s principal economic, administrative, and cultural center and one of the largest and fastest growing cities in Africa.
Your hotel is a 20-30mins drive away. Depending on the time of arrival, we may offer a city tour or a welcome dinner.
Overnight at Best Western Meridian Plus (4*)| Sunrise Hotel (2*)/Similar-Meal Plan-(Bed & Breakfast)
After breakfast, we depart for Masai Mara, making our first stop at the Great Rift Valley View Point for photos before we proceed..
Ascending through the Eastern wall of the Great Rift Valley floor, we reach arguably Kenya’s most celebrated natural attraction-
The Masai Mara game reserve, a 1,500 sq. km slab of open Savannah dotted with acacia trees-the Kenyan section of the wildly beautiful Serengeti plains, teems with wildlife. Being in the Mara has been described by some authorities as ‘’ being in the New York of the natural world’’ You will spend the next 02 nights here to explore. The Mara offers wildlife in such variety and abundance that it is difficult to believe: over 450 species of animals have been recorded here. You will easily see lions, rhinos, hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, wildebeests, zebras, buffalo, warthogs, hyenas, jackals, wild dogs, buffalo, leopards, many kinds of antelopes, and elephants.
It is in the Mara that perhaps the most spectacular event of the natural world takes place. This is the annual migration of millions of wildebeest and zebra from the Serengeti (Tanzania) in search of water and pasture. Following on their heels are the predators of the savanna- lion, cheetah, wild dog, jackal, hyena, and vultures.
Lunch will be followed by an evening game drive to dusk. Dinner and overnight at Enkorok Mara Camp| Ol Moran Camp | Mara Chui Camp (Mid Range Camps) |or at a Budget Camp- Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
MASAI MARA
Pre-game drive balloon Safari (Optional safari- bookable in advance $ 450 p/p-Kids below 12 are NOT PERMITTED) Full day Pace yourself today for a full-day game drive with picnic lunches to explore the reserves’ amazingly high concentration of game. This game reserve is Kenya's finest wildlife sanctuary.
Over 450 species of animals have been recorded here. Although July, August, and September are the months when the Mara plains are filled with migrating wildebeest and zebra, there is also resident wildlife year round.
Dinner and overnight at Enkorok Mara Camp| Ol Moran Camp | Mara Chui Camp /Similar or | at a Budget Camp - Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
MASAI MARA-LK. NAIVASHA-250Km/ 5hrs
After breakfast, we visit the Maasai Village to see how they live, make fire and celebrate. Later on , we drive to Lake Naivasha, one of the 7 Great Rift Valley Lakes…..
The highest of all the Rift Valley lakes, Lk. Naivasha is a beautiful shallow freshwater lake fringed by thick papyrus reeds. The waters of the lake draw a great array of bird life to its shoreline. Buffalo wallow in the swamps, whilst the large hippo population lazes their days in the shallows. Giraffes wander among the acacia, whilst the Colobus monkeys swing from the green canopies above.
Lunch will be served at the lodge. Balance of the afternoon at leisure. Later on, we will proceed on a Sundowner boat ride in the lake, to view pools of hippos and an array of birdlife that inhabits the lake.
All meals and overnight stay at Burch’s Resort | Sentrim Elementaita Lodge Similar or | at a Budget Camp- Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Naivasha-Nairobi- 110Km- 1hr
Nairobi-Amboseli- 250Km-4hrs
Amboseli National Park provides the classic Hollywood image of Africa. Set in rolling savannah scenery it is dwarfed by the presence of the pink-tinged, snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro which, at 5,896 meters, is the highest free-standing mountain in the world and topped by one-fifth of all the ice in Africa. Against this magnificent backdrop roam vast herds of elephants accompanied by a kaleidoscope of other fabulous beasts -lion, buffalo, cheetah, giraffe, baboon, gazelle hippo, and wildebeest to name but a few. There are also over 400 species of birds, all manner of reptilian, flora, and fauna, and some of the most soul-searing views in Africa.
After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Amboseli National Park arriving in time for lunch at the camp…Afternoon at leisure or soak in a fabulously constructed swimming pool overlooking Mount Kilimanjaro before an introductory game drive in the park starting from 1630hrs in with a perfect view of Africa's highest mountain, Kilimanjaro in the backdrop!
Dinner and overnight at Kibo Luxury Camp | Sentrim Amboseli Camp or | at a Budget Camp - Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
An early morning game drive allows you to become better acquainted with Amboseli and its wildlife. Wherever you travel within the park you will remain under the watchful gaze of the imposing Mount Kilimanjaro. The vast herds of elephants for which Amboseli is known seem dwarfed by comparison to those in Tsavo National Park
After early morning breakfast, we leave camp with our picnic lunches for a full-day game drive in the park. Lunch will then be served at the Observation Hill with a bird’s eye view of Amboseli.
Dinner and overnight at Kibo Luxury Camp |Sentrim Amboseli Camp or | at a Budget Camp - Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)-Meal Plan (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
Today we drive back to Nairobi for overnight stay.
After breakfast, depart for Nairobi arriving around 1430hours. Drop off at the airport for your onward flight. Meals: (Breakfast)
We understand that planning your perfect safari is a big decision, and we’re here to make it easy. Feel free to request a personalized, no-obligation quote tailored to your preferences. Rest assured, requesting a quote does not commit you to booking the tour—it's simply a way for us to help you explore your options and ensure your safari experience is everything you dream it to be.
We'll send you a quote for free, booking the tour is absolutely optional.
The cost of a safari is influenced by several important factors. These include the number of people in your group, the total number of days on safari, the category of accommodation (budget, mid-range, or luxury), park entrance fees, the type of safari vehicle, and whether it’s a private or shared tour. Additional elements like internal flights, special experiences (such as hot air balloon rides), and the time of year also play a role. For example, prices during the Great Migration season in the Serengeti are generally higher due to increased demand. Each safari quote is carefully crafted to match your preferences, making your experience both personal and flexible.
Yes, there are several ways to make your safari more affordable without compromising the experience. Traveling in a group is one of the easiest ways to lower costs, as expenses like vehicle use, fuel, and guide fees are shared. You can also choose budget accommodations, which are still comfortable and well located. Traveling during the low or shoulder season—outside of major holidays or migration peaks—can also significantly reduce costs. Additionally, opting for fewer days or choosing parks that are close to each other (like Tarangire and Lake Manyara) helps cut down on driving time and fuel expenses.
A safari becomes more expensive when you choose high-end lodges or tented camps, especially those with exclusive amenities like private plunge pools or personal butlers. Booking a private safari vehicle with a dedicated guide also increases the cost but offers a more personalized experience. Other price boosters include internal flights (which save time but come at a premium), visiting remote parks that require long drives or charter flights, and adding unique extras like hot air balloon safaris, Maasai village visits, or bush dinners. Peak season travel—typically from July to October or during the December holidays—also comes with higher rates due to demand.
Yes, joining a group safari is a great way to reduce the cost, especially for solo travelers or small groups. You’ll share the vehicle, guide, and some accommodation with others, which spreads out the fixed costs. Group safaris are also a fun way to meet fellow travelers from around the world, and many guests enjoy the social aspect. However, keep in mind that group tours follow a fixed itinerary, so if you’re looking for flexibility or privacy, a private safari might suit you better.
Absolutely! Many lodges and national parks in Tanzania offer discounted rates for children, and we always include these savings when planning a family safari. The exact age cut-off and percentage varies by provider, but typically children under 12 receive reduced rates on both accommodation and park entry. For families, we also recommend lodges with family-friendly facilities, child-safe environments, and flexible meal options to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all.
Yes, we offer flexible payment options to make your safari planning stress-free. A small deposit is usually required to confirm your booking, especially for securing accommodations and park permits. After that, you’re welcome to pay the remaining balance in manageable installments before your travel date. We’ll work with you to create a payment schedule that suits your timeline and budget, so you can focus on getting excited about your adventure.
Our safari packages are mostly all-inclusive to give you peace of mind. Typically, the price covers all park entrance fees, government taxes, accommodation, daily meals (usually breakfast, lunch, and dinner), a professional English-speaking safari guide, and transport in a 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof for game viewing. Bottled drinking water during game drives is also included. Not included are items such as international flights, visas, personal travel insurance, alcoholic beverages, tips for staff, and optional activities not listed in your itinerary.
This depends on the safari option you choose. If you book a private safari, you will have the entire vehicle and guide to yourself or your group. If you join a group safari, you’ll be sharing the vehicle with other travelers who booked the same itinerary and dates. Group safaris are more cost-effective, while private safaris offer greater comfort, flexibility, and privacy—especially ideal for couples, families, or photographers.
We’ll make it crystal clear in your quotation and tour description. If it’s a private safari, you’ll see that the vehicle, guide, and accommodations are reserved just for you. For group safaris, we’ll mention the number of participants, fixed departure dates, and shared services. If you’re not sure which option is better for you, we’re happy to advise based on your travel style and budget.
Absolutely—custom safaris are our specialty! Whether you're planning a romantic honeymoon, a wildlife-focused adventure, or a family trip with kids, we can tailor everything to your interests. You can choose the parks you visit, the type of lodges or camps, how many days you stay, and even add optional experiences like a cultural tour or a beach extension in Zanzibar. Just let us know what you’re dreaming of, and we’ll design a safari that’s perfect for you.
To book your adventure, simply send us an email detailing your desired experience—whether it's climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, going on a Tanzania safari, or enjoying the Zanzibar beach.
We'll promptly respond with all the information you need to finalize your plans. Plus, we offer the convenience of online payment to make the process even smoother.
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