Amboseli National Park * Lewa Conservancy * Masai Mara National Park
This 9 night fly-in Kenya safari offers some of the highlights of Kenya. You begin with 3 nights in Amboseli National Park, where you experience incredible views of Mount Kilimanjaro and witness some of Africa’s largest elephants. Next it is onto Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, a magnificent conservation success story (3 nights). The reserve is home to over 130 white and black rhino and the largest concentration of Grevy’s zebra in the world. Finally you fly onto the Masai Mara for 3 nights. Here you stay on a private conservancy at Elephant Pepper Camp. Here you enjoy prime wildlife viewing in an exclusive bush setting, before flying back to Nairobi.
There are a number of of conservation and community opportunities to learn about: Land & Life Foundation, Lewa Conservancy Rhino and Grevy’s Zebra conservation, Lewa Education Programme and the Amboseli Elephant Research Trust.
Kenya Exploration Fly-in Safari at a Glance:
- 3 nights Tortilis Camp, Amboseli, Fully Inclusive
- 3 nights Lewa Safari Camp, Fully Inclusive
- 3 nights Elephant Pepper Camp, Masai Mara. Fully Inclusive
Practical Notes
- Not operational during May (time of the Long Rains)
- Minimum age for guided bush walks is 16 years old
- Baggage restriction of 15kgs on all internal flights
- Teenagers (12 to 17 years) in their own room will be charged a single room rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this safari suitable for travellers interested in conservation?
Yes. Lewa Conservancy and Amboseli both play key roles in wildlife research and protection, making this an excellent choice for conservation-minded travellers.
How does this itinerary compare to a classic Masai Mara-only safari?
This journey offers greater variety, combining elephants, rhino conservation and private conservancy access, rather than focusing solely on one ecosystem.
When is the best time to travel on this safari?
June to October and January to March are particularly good, offering strong wildlife viewing and generally dry conditions.
