ERS 037: SPECIAL INTEREST TOURS
Eco Tourism

The later Generation have entrusted us with the wildlife and nature ;Its our endeavor not to dispense but to Go green; The tour gives you a chance to Co-create and chat with the Nature:

Day 1 On arrival, you will be met and transfer to Nairobi Hotel For Dinner and Overnight.

Day 2
After breakfast we leave for the vast Kikuyu country to a community based conservation area in Mt Kenya / Aberdare area a base camp which will make you interact with the local conservationist. You will participate in various activities including planting trees and getting involved in any local activity taking place. You will mingle with the local native and be amazed at the great work in conservation of the water catchment's area . Dinner and Overnight at Eco Tourism Base camp

Day 3: Have a short staff-guided nature trail walk that will provide you with an opportunity to see unique caves, sacred sites, wildlife….and a great variety of bio diversity.
All meals and activities. Accommodation in camps /Bandas with communal ablution facilities. You will engage in various income generating activities for the locals in their conservation endeavors.

Day 4: After an early morning breakfast depart for Tree Hotel in the Aberdare /Mt Kenya National Park. The Tree Hotel are located in indigenous forest in the foothills of Mount Kenya National Park. You are likely to see elephant and buffalo along the scenic road. Overnight Mountain Lodge /Tree tops or similar

Day 5: After breakfast we depart for Kakamega via the Rift Valley. Forest in Western Kenya is a superb slab of virgin tropical rainforest in the heart of an intensively cultivated agricultural area. It is home to a huge variety of birds and animals. Only in this forest can you find the rare De Brazza monkey. Overnight in Rondo Retreat Centre. ( operated by the Trinity Fellowship.) It is set in beautiful gardens in the middle of the Kakamega forest. Guided walks for bird watching as several exotic species of birds found in the Kakamega Forest are not seen anywhere else in Kenya.Kakamega forest is a home of the great blue Turacco and re- known for the greatest variety of birds. Overnight at Rondo Retreat Centre

Day 6: Leave Kakamega forest passing through the White Highlands for Lake Nakuru for Game Drive and Lunch. You will by pass the great panoramic view of the tea estate and there after arrive At Lake Nakuru -home to a million or more flamingoes and other animals. Dinner and overnight at Lion Hill or we travel further south to for an overnight at Elsamere. Elsamere Conservation Centre was once a home of Joy Adamson of Born Free fame. The conservation centre is beautifully situated under huge old trees on a grassy slop at the edge of Naivasha.
All meals and Overnight at Lodge.

Day 7: After breakfast we depart from the Hotel for a journey south along the floor of the Great Rift Valley and then climb the western wall entering the Masai Mara national Reserve-The Majestic Mara. After lunch at the camp and afternoon break we enter the Mara Game reserve for the afternoon game drive.
The famous Mara is renowned for its herds of plains game, black-maned lion, leopard and cheetah. Dinner and Overnight at a Tented Camp

Day 8 A full day spent in the Mara and on this day we visit the Mara river for its abundant Hippo and crocodile of course not forgetting the variety of bird life.
All meals at our Eco- camp where facilities are communal and overnights are spent in 2 men tents with Maasai Guides keeping a watch against animal intervention.

Day 9: After breakfast we leave for a 3 hours walk excursion through the Mara homestead with an expert Maasai Guide who will explain the flora and fauna and also the footprints track of the animals. One has to be careful and observant as Elephants and Buffaloes are frequent walking companions at a distance. After the walk we check in a lodge for lunch. Afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at one of the Camp/ Lodge

Day 10: We leave Masai Mara to return back to Nairobi .

Rates are based on two people sharing a double
Rates are based on two people per vehicle
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