All Samburu National Reserve Wildlife safaris and game drives Trips
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Kenya & Tanzania Camping Safari
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My G adventure experience was everything I had hoped for. A great group of traveller's 11 and then 12 but spread between 2 vechicles which meant small group travelling. Staff met our personal needs in a professional knowledgeable manner, which meant we got up close and personal with many animals. Food was varied, birthdays were celebrated, fun was had.
Beyond my wildest dreams.. I'd highly recommend G adventures and I loved that local projects were supported by the team. Staff were happy and felt well supported by their company.
5 Days 4 Nights Mt Kenya, Samburu, Olpejeta
-Visit Samburu which is home to unique animals known as the Special Five which include; Reticulated Giraffe, Grevy’s Zebra, Beisa Oryx , the blue-necked Somali Ostrich and Gerenuk antelope.
-Visit Olpejeta conservancy where you will see some of Kenya's endangered rhino species. The sweetwaters located in Ol Pejeta is the only place in Kenya where you can see the Chinmpanzees. Visitors here have an opportunity to paticipate in Lion tracking which can be arranged from the camp. Night game drives can also be arranged on Request
-Enjoy viewing at the comfort of your seat at the Mount Kenya Safari club
9 Days Samburu, Nakuru, Masai Mara,Amboseli
-Amboseli National Park is in southern Kenya. It’s known for its large elephant herds and views of immense Mount Kilimanjaro, across the border in Tanzania. ..
-Masai Mara is the best place to see the “Big 5” animals (elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos and buffalo)It is also famous for the wildebeest migration as the animals cross the Mara River.
-Samburu stands as one of the most beautiful Kenya Parks in Northern Circuit. It holds the most indigenous wildlife as well as the home of African Elephants and beautiful species of Zebras and the Masai Giraffes.
-Lake Nakuru National Park Originally protected as a bird sanctuary, this park hosts over 400 bird species, including 5 globally threatened species, and is an important stop on the African-Eurasian Migratory Flyway. This park was also the first national Rhino sanctuary and hosts one of the world’s highest concentrations of the Black Rhinoceros.