You'll be picked up from the airport or your Nairobi hotel at 7.00 am and head southward. You'll have a stopover at the Great Rift Valley Viewpoint, commonly called the escarpment. Proceed further southward heading to Masai Mara and arriving at the (Lodge) in time for lunch. Relax after lunch and get ready for your afternoon game drive that starts at 4.00 pm till 6.30 pm. All the Big Five that is rhino, lion, leopard, buffalo, and elephant live in this wonderful game reserve. Other animals include zebra, hippo, wildebeest, hyena, and more. After the game drive, you'll return to the camp for dinner and your overnight stay.

Have your breakfast at 6.30 am and leave the lodge with your packed picnic lunch at 7.00 am. Spend the entire day exploring the reserve in search of the Big Five. With over 450 species of birds recorded here, there is much to see including rhinos, leopards, elephants, buffalo, wildebeests, zebras, warthogs, Jackals, lions, many types of antelopes, crocodiles, and giraffes. Whether you are a game lover or a photographer, Masai Mara never disappoints. A picnic lunch is served in the reserve along the banks of the Mara River. You'll return to the lodge in the evening for dinner and your overnight stay.

After breakfast the last game drive in the park towards Amboseli National Park. Lunch will be served on the way. Upon arrival in Amboseli, you will check in at Amboseli Sopa Lodge as you have a short evening game drive for the park introduction. Dinner and overnight at the camp.

Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya's oldest, most famous, and most-visited parks. Endlessly panoramic, yet comparatively compact, it is dotted with emerald green swamps in which great herds of elephants wallow half-submerged in the papyrus grasses. The permanent marshlands also provide a potent draw to hippos and buffaloes, while offering a haven for the abundant water birds. An International Biosphere Reserve, the park largely constitutes the usually dried-out lakebed of Lake Amboseli, which is surrounded by flat grasslands relieved by very few trees. On the plains are numerous antelopes, spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons, and vervet monkeys. Observation Hill, a conical peak, that is easily climbed, offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the plains as far as the eye can see.

You will wake up for an early morning game drive. Return to the camp for breakfast then have the last photo game in the park in the direction of exit.