Pick you up from your Nairobi Hotel in the morning and depart for the world famous Masai Mara National Reserve. A short drive from Nairobi, you will begin your descent down the floor of the Great Rift Valley. You will have a short photographic stop over at the view point of this geographical phenomenon that stretches all the way from Lebanon to Mozambique and which divides Kenya into two segments; East and West. You will get a few minutes to stretch your legs at the Masai town of Narok before driving further into Masai Mara, Check in and lunch.
This evening, you will enjoy your first game drive in this vast reserve Wildlife, both predator and prey abound here, and depending on your luck, you will see some of the BIG 5 this evening. Dinner and Overnight stay at the Lodge. Meals: Lunch, Dinner.

After breakfast with picnic lunch, you spent a full day exploring this unique park which really forms the northern part of the famous Serengeti National Park. Masai Mara supports the biggest population of cats besides other predators.

Follow the migration trails both in the reserve and along the banks of the Mara River as you also look for more Big Cat sightings.
You may come across new prides of Lions, Elephant herds and Cheetahs or sight the ones you had seen before in a different part of the Reserve. This day, you can opt for a cultural experience by visiting an authentic Masai Homestead in a village bordering the Masai Mara. It is always enriching to learn about the fascinating culture of the Masai, and how them and their livestock have co-existed with wildlife over the years.

Meals and overnight at the Lodge.

Pre morning game drive and then after breakfast depart for Lake Nakuru National Park. En-route lunches will be served in Narok town. The tour passes by lake Naivasha and Lake Elementaita. If time allows, there is an option of boat ride for one hour in Lake Naivasha. You are going to arrive in Nakuru early evening.
Dinner and overnight at the Lodge

After breakfast proceeds for a game drive at Lake Nakuru National Park which is world-renowned for its masses of flamingoes and is often referred to as the pink lake.
Beside birds, it is possible to see small games, like Water Buck, Impala, Rhino, and Buffalo in the gardens surrounding. After lunch depart to Nairobi arriving around 4/5 pm in the evening.