Photo safari tour of Kenya’s top locations
7 days
from $1899 / person
from $1899 / person
Photo safari tour of Kenya's top locations
7 days
from $1899 / person
from $1899 / person
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PROGRAM
An extraordinary journey awaits you, where every location feels like a professional National Geographic-style photo shoot!
Your journey through Kenya begins with a warm welcome at the airport and a trip to the legendary Maasai Mara National Reserve. On the way, you’ll stop at the Great Rift Valley—one of Africa’s most impressive natural wonders. Panoramic views, volcanic peaks, and endless expanses will provide the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
By lunchtime, you’ll arrive at the lodge to rest, and in the afternoon, you’ll head out on your first safari. The savanna comes alive: predators go out hunting, and herds of zebras and antelopes fill the plains. End the day with a picturesque sunset and dinner accompanied by the sounds of the wild.
Your journey through Kenya begins with a warm welcome at the airport and a trip to the legendary Maasai Mara National Reserve. On the way, you’ll stop at the Great Rift Valley—one of Africa’s most impressive natural wonders. Panoramic views, volcanic peaks, and endless expanses will provide the perfect backdrop for your first photos.
By lunchtime, you’ll arrive at the lodge to rest, and in the afternoon, you’ll head out on your first safari. The savanna comes alive: predators go out hunting, and herds of zebras and antelopes fill the plains. End the day with a picturesque sunset and dinner accompanied by the sounds of the wild.
An early morning departure into the savanna is the best time for wildlife viewing. A full day of safari in open-top jeeps awaits you. You’ll set out in search of the “Big Five”: the lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros. Along the way, you’ll see giraffes, zebras, and hundreds of bird species.
Next, enjoy a picnic lunch amidst the wilderness with a view of the endless plains of the Mara.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit a Maasai village, where you’ll learn about the culture, traditions, and famous dance of this people.
Next, enjoy a picnic lunch amidst the wilderness with a view of the endless plains of the Mara.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit a Maasai village, where you’ll learn about the culture, traditions, and famous dance of this people.
After breakfast, you’ll head to picturesque Lake Naivasha.
Checking into a hotel where giraffes and zebras roam freely right on the grounds is a rare and memorable experience. At sunset, enjoy a boat ride among hippos and birds, followed by a walk on Crescent Island, where you can get up close to wildlife and observe animals in their natural habitat.
Checking into a hotel where giraffes and zebras roam freely right on the grounds is a rare and memorable experience. At sunset, enjoy a boat ride among hippos and birds, followed by a walk on Crescent Island, where you can get up close to wildlife and observe animals in their natural habitat.
The journey continues to Aberdare National Park—a region of dense forests, mountains, and waterfalls.
After lunch, head out on a safari where you can spot elephants, buffalo, leopards, and hyenas. A highlight of the trip is Kenya’s tallest waterfalls—mighty, atmospheric, and perfect for capturing stunning photos.
After lunch, head out on a safari where you can spot elephants, buffalo, leopards, and hyenas. A highlight of the trip is Kenya’s tallest waterfalls—mighty, atmospheric, and perfect for capturing stunning photos.
Highlights of the day: a safari, a chimpanzee sanctuary, a rhino graveyard, and a museum.
Morning departure to Ol Pejeta Conservancy—one of Kenya’s most unique nature reserves.
An action-packed safari awaits you, with the chance to see the “Big Five” as well as the park’s pride and joy—the critically endangered northern white rhinos. During the day, you will cross the equator, visit Kenya’s only chimpanzee sanctuary, and stop at the museum and rhino memorial (cemetery)—a place of special history and significance.
Morning departure to Ol Pejeta Conservancy—one of Kenya’s most unique nature reserves.
An action-packed safari awaits you, with the chance to see the “Big Five” as well as the park’s pride and joy—the critically endangered northern white rhinos. During the day, you will cross the equator, visit Kenya’s only chimpanzee sanctuary, and stop at the museum and rhino memorial (cemetery)—a place of special history and significance.
Return to Nairobi and check into a comfortable hotel, where you can relax after your action-packed safari days.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Giraffe Center—a unique opportunity to interact with these graceful animals, feed them, and take vivid, memorable photos.
In the evening, the day will conclude with a culinary experience at the legendary Carnivore Restaurant, renowned for its exotic meat dishes and authentic African atmosphere.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Giraffe Center—a unique opportunity to interact with these graceful animals, feed them, and take vivid, memorable photos.
In the evening, the day will conclude with a culinary experience at the legendary Carnivore Restaurant, renowned for its exotic meat dishes and authentic African atmosphere.
After breakfast, a transfer to the international airport will be arranged, and you’ll fly home with a wealth of vivid memories and unique photos. Africa! Until we meet again!
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Accommodation During the Tour
Room Options:
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
Hotel in Maasai Mara
Room Options:
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
Hotel in Lake Naivasha
Room Options:
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
hotel in Aberdare Park
Room Options:
— Double Room
— Single Room (with supplement)
— Double Room
— Single Room (with supplement)
hotel in ol pejeta
Room Options:
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
— Double rooms
— Accommodation with children (additional charge)
Hotel in Nairobi
Hotel names are provided upon request. The specific hotel is confirmed after booking and depends on availability for the selected travel dates. If no rooms are available, we will offer an alternative accommodation option.
- Inclusions
- Comfortable transportation throughout the entire itinerary in a Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4 safari jeep
- Services of a professional English-speaking driver-guide
- Entrance fees to all national parks and reserves along the route
- Accommodation in double rooms at all safari hotels
- Meals: breakfasts, lunches, and dinners during the safari
- Local government taxes
- Unlimited drinking water in the vehicle and Wi-Fi
- Visit to the Giraffe Center
- Dinner at Carnivore Restaurant
- Boat ride on Lake Naivasha
- Walks on Crescent Island
- Visit to a Maasai village
- Transfer to/from the airport
- Our 24/7 assistance
Exclusions- International flights to/from Nairobi
- Kenya e-Visa ($35)
- Travel medical insurance
- Russian-speaking guide (available upon request at an additional cost)
- Additional fees for public holidays
Terms and Conditions- All our travel packages are on a private basis.
- Children under 4 years of age travel free of charge.
- Children aged 4–12 years are charged 75% of the adult tour price.
- Children over 12 years of age are considered adults and are charged the full adult rate.
- Rates quoted are applicable to non-residents.
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Keep in mind that Kenya has a tropical climate, so you should be prepared for a variety of weather conditions. Plan your packing carefully based on the purpose of your trip and the activities you intend to take part in while in Kenya.1. Malaria Information
Due to Kenya’s rich and largely untouched natural environment, cases of malaria can occur in lowland rural areas of the country. However, in higher-altitude regions such as Nairobi, the risk of malaria is significantly lower. The good news is that malaria is easily preventable with simple anti-malarial medications, which can be purchased at pharmacies upon arrival.
2. Preventive Medication
Your guide/driver will be happy to assist you in purchasing anti-malarial medication and mosquito repellents upon arrival. You may also consult your doctor before travelling to discuss any personal medical recommendations. Please note that this is purely a precaution — malaria is extremely rare among tourists who follow basic protective measures.
3. How to Avoid Mosquito Bites
• Use insect repellents containing DEET or picaridin on exposed skin and clothing.
• Wear long-sleeved shirts, long trousers, and closed shoes, especially at dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active.
• Sleep under insecticide-treated mosquito nets when staying in higher-risk areas (these are provided at lodges and hotels).
• Stay in air-conditioned or well-screened accommodation.
• Avoid dark-coloured clothing (such as red, black, and dark blue), as these colours absorb more heat and may attract mosquitoes that are sensitive to warmth and carbon dioxide. Light-coloured clothing (white, beige, pastel tones) is recommended as it attracts fewer insects.
4. Vaccinations and Travel Insurance
• Although there is no vaccine for malaria, ensure that all other required travel vaccinations (such as yellow fever and typhoid) are up to date.
• Consider purchasing travel insurance that covers emergency medical treatment, including malaria care.• If you develop a fever or flu-like symptoms during or after your trip, seek medical attention immediately and inform the doctor about your recent travel.
• Malaria is diagnosed through a blood test and is highly treatable when detected early. Rapid malaria test kits are also available at pharmacies for self-testing.1. Drones
Bringing drones into Kenya is not recommended unless all required permits have been arranged in advance.
2. Plastic Bags
Kenya has a strict ban on plastic bags. Bringing plastic bags into the country may result in fines or confiscation. This includes regular shopping bags, plastic packaging, and other single-use plastic items.Tipping driver-guides at the end of your safari is highly recommended.Other tours