This itinerary has been carefully curated to give you the chance to actively participate in wildlife and environment conservation efforts. The safari destinations in this trip hosts some of the world’s endangered species including the Rothschild Giraffe, Elephant and Rhinos among others. An extremely rewarding experience, these safari will open your eyes to the impact your holiday has to people, wildlife and environment.

Your tour kicks off in the capital for two nights at Hemingways Nairobi, before heading off into the wilderness. This is a refined contemporary hotel in Nairobi’s tranquil and upscale neighborhood of Karen. It offers a regal and elegant atmosphere, as well as a superb spa and wellness Centre. On the second day in Nairobi, you will visit the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Nursery located within the Nairobi National Park where you will spend time with the orphaned elephants. Funds from your visit helps them support the rescue and rehabilitation of baby elephants in their care. From here a visit to the nearby Giraffe Centre will occupy your afternoon. The Centre is the creation of the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (A.F.E.W. Kenya), a Kenyan non-profit organization. Their main purpose is to educate Kenyan school children and youth on their country’s wildlife and environment, as well as give local and international visitors an opportunity to come into close contact with the world’s tallest species, the giraffe.

On the third day you will be driven to the Wilson Airport to catch your flight to Mount Kenya region. Located on an exclusive game conservancy, which also hosts its own chimpanzee sanctuary, cultural village, educational Centre and all the members of the Big five family, is the Ol Pejeta Bush Camp. It consists of 6 non-permanent large tents situated along the river. The accommodation style is that of a traditional and comfortable safari camp adventure.
Activities here include day and night game drives, guided bush walks, bush breakfasts, visit to the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary or the local schools. Here you will spend 3 nights. The conservancy boasts a high density of wildlife, including the Big 5 and over 300 species of birds. It is also best renowned for its black and white rhino population. This is the only place in the world to view the last two northern white rhinos.

From here, your journey proceeds to the relatively little-visited Mara Naboisho Conservancy, just north of Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve. The Mara Naboisho Conservancy offers a high density of wildlife and a low density of other tourists, making for a truly memorable safari away from the crowds. Naboisho Camp is a stylishly authentic and intimate safari camp. It is one of the most upmarket of the handful of small, unfenced camps in the conservancy. It has nine spacious tents, each with king-sized or twin beds, indoor and outdoor hot-water showers, and a flushing toilet. Each tent has a daybed, an inviting spot for an afternoon snooze in between game drives. By staying at Ol Pejeta Bush Camp and Naboisho Camp, you also contribute directly to the conservation of the surrounding area, helping both wildlife and local communities to prosper.