Day 3
Full day game drive in the park, to see more of the spectacular views in the park.

Information about AMBOSELI
Amboseli lies immediately North West of Mt. Kilimanjaro, on the border with Tanzania. Amboseli was established as a reserve in 1968 and gazetted as a National Park in 1974. The Park covers 392 km2, and forms part of the much larger 3,000 Km2 Amboseli ecosystem. Large concentrations of wildlife occur here in the dry season, making Amboseli a popular tourist destination. It is surrounded by 6 communally owned group ranches.
The National Park embodies 5 main wildlife habitats (open plains, acacia woodland, rocky thorn bush country, swamps and marshland) and covers part of a Pleistocene lake basin, now dry. Within this basin is a temporary lake, Lake Amboseli, that floods during years of heavy rainfall. Amboseli is famous for its big game and its great scenic beauty - the landscape is dominated by MT Kilimanjaro.

Activity
Game viewing, bird watching

Day 4:
After breakfast, depart and drive to Nairobi with a snack stop ( OWN ACCOUNT) Then proceed to the Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru National Park arriving at Lake Nakuru Lodge / Similar enjoy a game drive in the park that also takes you to the shores of the lake famous for its birdlife especially flamingoes that form a pink hue across the lake enroute to the lodge. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Information about LAKE NAKURU
Lake Nakuru is a very shallow strongly alkaline lake 62 km2 in extent. It is set in a picturesque landscape of surrounding woodland and grassland next to Nakuru town. The landscape includes areas of marsh and grasslands alternating with rocky cliffs and outcrops, stretches of acacia woodland and rocky hillsides covered with a Euphorbia forest on the eastern perimeter.
The lake catchment is bounded by Menengai crater to the north, the Bahati hills to the north east, the lion hill ranges to the east, eburu crater to the south and the mau escarpment to the west. Three major rivers, the njoro, makalia and enderit drain into the lake, together with treated water from the town's sewage works and the outflow from several springs along the shore.
Lake Nakuru was first gazetted as a bird sanctuary in 1960 and upgraded to National Park status in 1968. A northern extension was added to the park in 1974 and the lake was designated as a Ramsar site in 1990. The foundation of the parks food chains is the cyanophyte spirulina platensis which can support huge numbers of lesser flamingo.

Activity
Game viewing, bird watching

Day 5:
Depart Nakuru after breakfast and drive through the floor of the Rift Valley to the world famous game reserve, the Maasai Mara arriving at Mara Serena Lodge / Similar in time for lunch. At 1600hrs enjoy an afternoon game drive in the reserve. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Day 6 & 7:
Full day in the reserve with both morning and afternoon game drives at 0630hrs and 1600hrs respectively. The Mara is the northern extension of the Serengeti and its rolling plains are home to hundreds of plains game together with predators that feed on them. All meals and overnight at Mara Serena Lodge / Similar.

Information about MAASAI MARA
The Maasai Mara is Kenya’s most celebrated game park, it offers the possibility of seeing "the big five" and many other species of game. This is where the great wildebeest migration is a spectacle to behold for any would be visitor to Kenya mainly in July and August of each year. We drive straight to our Permanent campsite along the Talek River, which borders the reserve. Accommodation is in large stand-up tents with beds. Showers are available in the camp and meals are served in the dinning mess or in the open.

Activity
Game Watching, Wildlife, Ethnic, Traditional Dances, Photography, Relaxation, Camping.

Day 8:
Say good-bye to the “bush” as you depart the Maraand drive back to Nairobi arriving early afternoon. Lunch at the carnivore and thereafter proceed to JKIA airport for your scheduled flight to Lamu. Met on arrival and transferred to Kijani House Hotel. Dinner & Overnight at Kijani House Hotel or similar.

Information about CARNIVORE
The Carnivore is a unique experience. This open-air meat specialty restaurant has become a standard stop on the safari trail. Every type of meat imaginable, including four choices of wild game, is roasted on traditional Maasai swords (skewers) over a huge, visually spectacular charcoal pit that dominates the entrance of the restaurant.

DAY 9& 10
You have two more leisurely days to enjoy the beach and activities available at Kijani. For a change of pace, you may also take a traditional dhow and sail to the town of Lamu, the oldest surviving town on the coast of East Africa. The old stone town has narrow winding streets, historic mosques and a colorful market. There are no cars allowed on the island, so transportation is by donkey or dhow. The atmosphere here is friendly and relaxed and day to day life here has changed little over the centuries. Overnight