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An elephant under an acacia tree in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya

Kenya

Kenya Safari & Beach Explorer

A full safari circuit through northern and southern Kenya, then a long stretch on the Indian Ocean coast to unwind.

Duration
20 days
Destinations
Kenya · East African Coast
Comfort level
Private tour · Mid-range · Lodges
Experiences
Wildlife safari · Beach

Overview

A full safari circuit through northern and southern Kenya, from Samburu to the Maasai Mara, followed by a stretch of Indian Ocean coastline to decompress.

You visit: Nairobi → Samburu → Maasai Mara → Diani

Highlights

  • Samburu in the north
  • The Maasai Mara
  • Beach days on the Diani coast

Day by day

This route is a starting point: the day-by-day plan, lodges and pace are drafted with you and sent with your quotation.

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Reviews

What travellers say

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Sample reviews for the layout. They will be replaced by real reviews from BESSALOV travellers before launch.

Great guide, bumpy roads

The camp at the Mara was excellent and we saw a leopard on the second morning. The drive from Nakuru is long and rough, so plan for a tiring day, but the quotation told us that up front.

Gorillas one week, lions the next

Ten days and not one thing we had to sort out ourselves. Our driver-guide knew every lodge manager by name, and the hour with the gorilla family in Bwindi is something we will talk about for the rest of our lives.

Worth every step up the hill

The trek was steep and muddy, exactly as they warned us, and the porters made it possible. They secured our permits months ahead, so there were no surprises at all.

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