
moderate
7 days
Suitable for travelers in average fitness; expect multiple early morning game drives and short walks at viewpoints
A seven‑day overland safari linking Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha and Amboseli — designed for wildlife viewing, cultural encounters and varied landscapes with comfortable camps and lodges.
The jeep roof pops open before dawn and the Mara breathes in color. Headlamps carve paths through camp as tea steams in thermoses and guides check radios. By first light the plains boil with movement: grazing impalas lift their heads like small islands against an ocean of grass, vultures wheel over a distant carcass, and a lone acacia throws a thin silhouette against an endless sky.

Dawn is when predators and prey are most active—set alarms and be ready at the vehicle for first light game drives.
A 8–12x binocular will let you pick out distant collars, horns and river crossings without disturbing wildlife.
Carry a 1–2L water bottle, sunscreen and a wide‑brimmed hat—midday sun on the plains is intense.
ATMs are limited outside Nairobi; bring some Kenyan shillings for tips, village visits and incidentals.
The Great Rift Valley shaped migration patterns and human settlement for millennia; Maasai pastoralists have grazed these plains for generations and maintain cultural ties to the parks.
Several parks in this loop balance tourism revenue with anti‑poaching units and community conservancies; visitors are urged to respect animals’ space and support locally run initiatives.
Essential for spotting and identifying distant wildlife without disturbing animals.
Warm mornings and hot afternoons require a breathable base layer, fleece and wind shell.
Closed shoes handle rocky observation points, short bush walks and uneven lodge grounds.
Protects skin during long, open‑plain drives and boat trips on Lake Naivasha.