Kenya Explored 

• Meet us at Jomo Kenyatta Airport in Nairobi 
• Overnight at Ololo Safari Lodge or The Emakoko  

An Asilia guide will meet you at the international airport and transfer you to your hotel by private vehicle for the night. At either Ololo or The Emakoko, you can relax and recover from your flight, whilst enjoying the views and environment of the Nairobi National Park. as you stay in a peaceful valley in the heart of the Nairobi National Park, enjoying a taste of safari from the first moment of your trip.

Prolific for its unique location bordering Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi National Park is both the oldest and smallest park in Kenya. Established in 1946, the park is home to predators including lion, leopard, cheetah and hyena as well as other large mammals such as buffalo, black rhino and giraffe. Located a short 45-minute drive from Nairobi’s major airports, these properties provide the ideal alternative to a city hotel when traveling to Kenya.

• Fly to the Lewa-Borana Conservancy
• Overnight at Lewa Wilderness or Borana Lodge 

Heading to Laikipia, you will be driven to Wilson Airport for your light aircraft flight to Lewa Airstrip. Here, you will be met by a guide from either Lewa Wilderness or Borana, and transferred to the conservancy, enjoying a game drive on your way to the lodge, where you will arrive in time for lunch.

At either lodge, you can immerse yourself in various exciting activities such as game drives, invigorating walking safaris, horse riding or camel safaris, as you discover the wildlife-rich Lewa-Borana Conservancy. The conservancy is rich in wildlife, with excellent black and white rhino numbers, as well as big cats, elephant, and species unique to northern Kenya, such as Grevy’s zebra and reticulated giraffe.

• Flight to the Ol Lentille Conservancy or Namunyak Conservancy
• Overnight at Ol Lentille or Kalepo Camp

Transfer back to Lewa Airstrip to connect with your flight to either Ol Lentille or Namunyak Conservancy. On arrival, you will be met by your guide and transferred to your villa at Ol Lentille or your exclusive use, luxury tented camp.

Ol Lentille Conservancy offers 40,000 acres of unfenced private wilderness in Northern Laikipia, protecting crucial migratory corridors. A model built on conservation, both the land and the lodge are owned by the neighbouring Samburu and Maasai communities, creating tourism generated income through conservation. Apart from game drives, the lodge offers authentic cultural excursions, camel safaris, quad biking, and walking.

In the northern frontier of Kenya, in the heart of Samburuland, lies Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy, an area of 850,000 acres of pristine wilderness in the Matthews Range. This remote landscape is home to the indigenous Samburu people whose age-old traditions are as much a part of the fabric of this land as the wildlife. This is one of Kenya’s most unique and beautiful wilderness areas, with many activities to enjoy during your stay, including time spent with the beautifully adorned Samburu people, witnessing the age-old traditions of the singing wells or visiting the community-run Reteti elephant orphanage.

• Flight to the Maasai Mara
• Overnight at Roca River Camp or Cottar’s 1920 Camp 

Embark on a game drive to the airstrip and take a flight to the Maasai Mara to begin the final leg of your Kenyan safari adventure. Your guide will meet you and introduce you to the magic of the Maasai Mara, which is renowned as one of Africa’s most rewarding safari destinations for good reason. Along the way, you can stop to enjoy big cat sightings or other wildlife while en route to the camp, where lunch and a warm welcome await you.

Roca River Camp is set on the banks of the Mara River within the Maasai Mara Reserve, providing an authentic under canvas safari experience. Specifically designed to limit impact on the environment, this family operated camp offers comfort and charm amidst the world-class game viewing of the Maasai Mara. For a unique perspective of the plains, consider a sunrise hot-air balloon safari to diversify your Mara experience.

Cottar’s is situated in a conservancy, ensuring an unspoiled and uncrowded experience with wildlife, and offers additional activities such as walking safaris, balloon flights, and community visits. Throughout the year, you can discover various animals in the vast savannah plains, from lion prides lounging to cheetah stalking gazelle in the long grass and pods of hippo splashing in a river. Salute the setting sun with a sundowner before returning to camp for dinner.

• Flight to Wilson Airport
• Transfer to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport 

Game drive to the airstrip for your light aircraft flight back to Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, where an Asilia driver will meet you for the short transfer to the international airport for your onward flight.