This is a private safari for your party only, based on double-sharing accommodation.
Booking as soon as you have your travel dates is recommended, especially during peak seasons, to secure preferred lodges and travel dates.
Confirm what happens if the operator cancels due to weather conditions, park closures, or other unforeseen circumstances.
You will not be combined with other travelers during the safari.
Safaris involve early morning departures, long drives, and game drives on rough roads.
Some activities may require getting in and out of the safari vehicle multiple times.
The tour pace is moderate but may not be suitable for travelers with severe mobility limitations unless special arrangements are discussed in advance.
Long driving days between parks, especially to and from the Masai Mara, should be expected.
Meals are provided as indicated in the itinerary, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Inform the safari operator before booking if you have dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal, or food allergies.
Drinks beyond bottled water are generally not included.
Accommodation will be in safari lodges or camps suitable for safari travel in Kenya.
Rooms are based on double-sharing occupancy.
Accommodation names or similar alternatives will be confirmed in the detailed itinerary or trip notes.
Avoid bringing heavy luggage and use a soft duffel bag if possible due to limited safari vehicle space.
Avoid bright or neon colors, dark blue or black clothing, and camouflage patterns.
Avoid using strong perfumes or colognes during the safari.
Expect early starts, often before sunrise, for game drives.
Game drives may take place in the morning, afternoon, or as full-day excursions with packed lunches.
Daily driving times between parks can be several hours.
Carry travel insurance that includes medical evacuation and safari activity coverage.
Follow your guide's instructions at all times, especially when near wildlife.
Wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed.
Masai Mara is known for the Big Five, predator sightings, and vast open plains.
Lake Nakuru is famous for rhinos, birdlife, and scenic lake landscapes.
Amboseli is known for large elephant herds and spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Weather conditions and animal movements may affect wildlife sightings.
Mobile network coverage may be limited or unavailable inside parks and remote lodges.
Wi-Fi may be available at some lodges, but it can be slow or unreliable.
Prepare to disconnect and fully enjoy the safari experience.
Follow wildlife viewing rules by maintaining safe distances and avoiding feeding animals.
Respect local communities, traditions, and the natural environment.
Ask the safari operator about sustainability practices if important to your travel preferences.
