This comprehensive safari package covers every aspect of your journey from start to finish. It includes private transport in a 4x4 Land Cruiser or safari van with a pop-up roof, professional English-speaking driver-guide, all park entry fees, and government taxes.
You’ll enjoy full-board accommodation at handpicked mid-range or luxury lodges across Maasai Mara, Lake Naivasha, Amboseli, and Tsavo West. The package also includes daily game drives, bottled mineral water, and round-trip transfers from Nairobi. Optional add-ons, such as Maasai village visits, nature walks, or hot air balloon rides, can be arranged at an extra cost.

This is a fully private safari, designed for couples, families, or small groups who value exclusivity and personalized service. You’ll have a dedicated 4x4 vehicle and private guide throughout the 6 days, allowing flexible schedules and customized stops.
Unlike group safaris, a private tour offers the freedom to set your own pace—whether you prefer extended photography sessions, cultural interactions, or tranquil game viewing. It’s the ideal format for travelers seeking a more intimate and immersive safari experience.

The cost depends on the accommodation tier and group size. On average, mid-range packages start around USD 2,450 per person, while luxury or premium upgrades range between USD 3,200–4,000 per person.
The price includes park fees, transportation, accommodation, meals, and guide services. Excluded items typically cover international flights, personal expenses, visa fees, and optional excursions. Flexible payment options and seasonal discounts are available for early bookings or larger groups.

Kenya offers rewarding wildlife experiences year-round, but timing can shape your adventure. The dry seasons (June–October and January–March) are ideal for game viewing as animals gather near water sources and vegetation thins out.
The Great Wildebeest Migration occurs between July and September in the Maasai Mara, offering unmatched spectacle and photography opportunities. If you prefer fewer crowds and mild weather, travel between November and early December, when landscapes are lush yet peaceful.

You’ll travel in a custom-built 4x4 Land Cruiser or safari van, designed for comfort and panoramic visibility. Each vehicle features a pop-up roof for unobstructed game viewing, charging ports, cooler boxes with bottled water, and radio communication for safety.
The vehicles undergo regular maintenance to ensure reliability on Kenya’s rugged terrain. Your professional driver-guide is trained not only in navigation and wildlife spotting but also in first aid and eco-friendly safari practices.

A valid passport and an eVisa (available online via the official eCitizen portal) are required for entry into Kenya. Health-wise, the Yellow Fever vaccination is recommended, and immigration officers may ask for proof upon arrival.
Travelers should consult a medical professional about malaria prophylaxis and other region-specific vaccines. It’s also advisable to carry insect repellent, sunscreen, and travel insurance covering medical evacuation—especially since safaris take place in remote wilderness areas.

Absolutely. This safari is flexible and can be extended or adjusted to suit your preferences. Many travelers choose to conclude their adventure at Diani Beach for a few days of relaxation after exploring Kenya’s top national parks.
You can opt for a seamless connection from Tsavo West to Diani via road transfer or scheduled flight from Ukunda Airstrip. Our team can also add destinations like Nakuru, Samburu, or Ol Pejeta Conservancy for a richer wildlife experience.

You’ll stay in handpicked lodges and camps that combine comfort with authentic African charm. Each property features en-suite facilities, warm hospitality, and close proximity to key wildlife zones.
Guests can select between mid-range lodges for affordability and quality, or luxury tented camps offering elevated experiences such as infinity pools, gourmet dining, and private decks. All properties are vetted for safety, cleanliness, and adherence to sustainable tourism standards.

Pack light, breathable, neutral-colored clothing that blends into the natural environment. Include long sleeves for early morning drives, a warm jacket for cool evenings, and comfortable walking shoes.
Other essentials include sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, insect repellent, binoculars, a camera, and reusable water bottles. Kenya’s domestic luggage limits are 15–20 kg, so soft-sided bags are recommended for ease of travel.

Yes. This itinerary was designed for first-time visitors, families, and private travelers seeking a seamless introduction to Kenya’s wildlife and culture. The route minimizes long travel stretches while maximizing game drives and relaxation.
Your dedicated guide ensures safety, comfort, and education—making it suitable for children and senior travelers alike. Every aspect—from accommodation to meal planning—is tailored to offer a secure, enriching, and unforgettable private safari experience.