Depart Nairobi early in the morning, a short stopover at the Great Rift Valley View Point for breathtaking panoramic views. The point is known for its stunning landscapes, deep valleys, escarpments, and unique geological formations. Thereafter, proceed to Narok town. The game drive begins at the Sekenani gate. Upon arrival check in, have lunch,  and relax. You can enjoy an afternoon thrilling safari experiencing nature walks and bird watching. Return to the lodge and freshen up.

Dinner and overnight at Mara Simba Lodge.

After breakfast, begin with an early game drive to catch the wildlife in action. In the midday, go back to the lodge for lunch and a brief rest. Afterward, In the afternoon, you can explore a different region of the reserve on another game drive to observe diverse wildlife including rhinos, leopards, elephants, and buffalos. 

Dinner at the lodge, sharing highlights of the day's adventure.

After breakfast, check – out and depart to Nakuru. Lake Nakuru is now a rhino sanctuary, harboring a population of over 40 black and over 60 white rhinos, but the flamingos, of course, have always been the main attraction. At times, there may be almost 2 million flamingos in residence, forming a stunningly beautiful deep–pink band around the edge of the lakeshore. Arrive on time check -in have lunch then enjoy an afternoon game drive.

 Dinner and overnight at Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge.

After breakfast, embark on your journey towards Amboseli. Lunch will be served on the way. Upon arrival in Amboseli, you will check in at Kibo Safari Camp 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.