On arrival at Jomo Kenyatta Airport, you will be met in the arrivals hall by our representative, who will lead you to clear customs and immigration formalities and proceed to the arrivals lounge. You will be assisted to your transfer vehicles and from here, you will be transferred to Wilson Airport to catch your scheduled flight to Laikipia. Upon arrival at Loisaba Airstrip, you are met by your driver and transferred to your lodge for your two night stay.

You arrive at your lodge in time for lunch. In the afternoon engage in various game activities offered by the camp. Loisaba is made for adventure; guests enjoy complete freedom to choose how they spend their time so the only barrier is your own imagination. Trek through the bush with camels, mountain bike down the escarpment, raft, horseback-ride or drive through the wild canyons of the two great rivers that span the vast property.

Flight Time: Wilson Airport to Loisaba – 1 hour

Loisaba is not just a holiday destination of peerless beauty and infinite variety. It’s a practical project in sustainable land-use. The property is untamed bush but also a working cattle farm; it conducts important wildlife research and – crucially – works closely with the community who have defended this land for generations. Guests see Africa as it was before fences were invented. Here there are no game park rules, no caged animals and none of the constraints of western life. Like the wildlife we nurture, you can do whatever you want, whenever you want. Bush buck, cattle and buffalo share the same water-holes in a symbiotic relationship whereby the dividends from ranching and tourism pay for the protection of the wider environment and its often endangered inhabitants. A full day of activities, including horse riding, camel rides, walking safaris, mountain biking, river rafting and night game drives.

This is the grassland area, which forms the bridge between Kenya lush south and parched north. As you drive to your lodge watch out for herds of impalas, Grant gazelles, and African buffalo as you enter Laikipia Area.

After breakfast at your camp, you will be transferred to Loisaba Airstrip to catch your scheduled flight back to Nairobi. On arrival at Wilson Airport, you will be transferred to a restaurant for lunch (not included) before you are transferred back to the airport to catch your afternoon flight to Amboseli National Park.
On arrival at Amboseli Airstrip, you will be met by your camp driver guide who will transfer you to your camp with a game drive en route. This park is situated at the foothills of the Majestic Mount Kilimanjaro – the highest mountain in Africa. You will be able to view wildlife against the backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Flight Time: Loisaba Airstrip to Wilson Airport – 1 hour 25 minutes
Flight Time: Wilson Airport to Amboseli Airstrip: 1 hour 20 minutes

Morning and afternoon shared game activities which also includes a game drive to view wildlife against the backdrop of Mt Kilimanjaro. The park offers a wide variety of wildlife but the principal attraction is its vast herds of elephant within the park. The bull elephants here have some of the largest tusks in Kenya. Other game includes: zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, impala, leopard, caracal and serval cat. The park boasts a rich bird life such as ibis, egret, avocet, common and saddle-billed stork, secretary bird, heron, vultures, ducks, and geese.

After breakfast at your camp, you will be transferred back to Amboseli Airstrip where you will catch your scheduled flight to Masai Mara National Park. On arrival at Keekorok Airstrip, you will be met by your lodge driver guide who will transfer you to your lodge. You are now in Maasai country, where sedentary crop farming gives way to nomadic cattle herding. Red-clad, spear-wielding Maasai warriors tend their multi-coloured herds among the wild animals of the Loita Plains, admirably unimpressed by the presence of large predators. Masai Mara Game Reserve is expansive and perhaps the only region left in Kenya where the visitors may see animals in the same super-abundance as existed a century ago. After checking in at your camp, you will depart for a shared afternoon game drive.

Flight Time: Amboseli Airstrip to Keekorok Airstrip – 1 hour 15 minutes

The Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya covers an area of 1 510 square km. This vast protected landscape is one of the top wildlife destinations in Africa, and is Kenya’s flagship conservation area. It has fenceless borders with a number of private conservancies, as well as with Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, forming the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem. The lack of fences allows one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on earth to make place unfettered – the great migration.

The Masai Mara was named for the Maasai people who inhabit the area, and for the Mara River, which flows through this great reserve. In addition to the abundant wildlife in the reserve, no Masai Mara safari would be complete without a cultural experience with the Maasai people.

Game viewing in the Masai Mara is excellent all year around thanks to the diverse population of resident game, including the Big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino – plus popular species like zebra, giraffe, hyena, eland and gazelle. The Mara’s big cats are even the stars of a popular wildlife TV series.
From July to November, the wildebeest migration, reaches the Mara – the sheer number of wildebeest arriving in the area is staggering. The migration is a dramatic mass movement of almost 2-million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle in a seasonal annual cycle driven by rainfall. To reach the Mara’s fresh grazing, wildebeest make dramatic river crossings, facing enormous crocodiles to feast on the Mara plains and regain their strength. November’s short summer rains trigger the last leg of the migration, when the wildebeest move south to their Serengeti calving grounds. The calving season also happens in the Mara between December and January. Known as the green season, it’s a time when surface water is plentiful and wildebeest, zebra and antelope give birth to their calves, foals and fawns. With so much easy prey around, it is also a good time for predators to raise their cubs and pups, making for wonderful photographic opportunities.

Today you are transferred to the Airstrip from your lodge. Here you check in for your flight from Masai Mara to Wilson Airport. Upon arrival at Wilson Airport, you are met by your driver and transferred to Jomo Kenyatta Airport for your flight to Kigali. Upon arrival at Kigali Airport and disembarking from the aircraft you will be met our representative, who will assist to clear customs and immigration formalities and proceed to the arrivals lounge. Thereafter, you will be transferred to your hotel, where you spend the night. The evening is at leisure.

Flight Time: Keekorok Airstrip to Wilson Airport: 40 minutes
Flight Time: Wilson Airport to Kigali: 25 minutes

After breakfast at your hotel, your driver will meet you and from here you depart for the Volcanoes National Park (Parc National des Volcans). You are transferred to your hotel in Ruhengeri, which is main base town for the Gorilla Trekking. The drive is through beautiful rolling hills, awesome landscape, bypassing coffee, tea and banana plantations on a comfortable paved road.

Your journey takes you through the beautiful terraced hills that characterise much of Rwanda’s landscape and then climbing gradually to the base of the spectacular volcanoes of the Virunga range. The evening is at leisure.

“The land of a Thousand Hills”, Rwanda is a green undulating landscape of hills, gardens and tea plantations. It offers tourists a one-of-a-kind journey – home to one third of the world’s remaining Mountain Gorillas, one third of Africa’s bird species, several species of primates, volcanoes, game reserves, resorts and islands on the expansive Lake Kivu, graceful dancers, artistic crafts and friendly people.
The magnificent Virunga Mountains are situated in the Northern Province of Rwanda on the border of the DRC and Uganda. These mountains consist of six volcanoes, 125 square kilometres of mountain forest, and are home to the famous gorillas.

The Volcanoes National Park was first gazetted in 1925 as a small area bounded by Karisimbi, Bisoke and Mikeno Volcanoes, intended to protect the gorilla from poaching. It was the very first National Park to be created in Africa. There are many activities to be enjoyed in this area apart from Gorilla Trekking in the Volcanoes National Park. This area is home to numerous caves, a number of cultural and community tourism initiatives, as well as being an excellent location for bird watching.

The Mountain Gorillas survived thanks to Dian Fossey, a researcher who was buried at her research centre alongside these Mountain Gorillas to which she dedicated her life. The trail leading to her tomb and Karisoke Research Centre is a beautiful yet challenging 1 hour 45 minute hike up steep slopes where orchids, birdlife and even occasional Mountain Gorillas can be seen.

Today you will set off early after breakfast for the park headquarters where you will register for the gorilla trekking. Once you`ve been assigned a group and have had a briefing from your guide you will be driven to the trailhead where you will start the walk.

Your trek will take anywhere from an hour to five hours to reach the gorillas – depending on which group you`ve been assigned. The terrain changes from farmland to bamboo forests, into stinging nettles and rainforest before you will find the gorillas. Trackers leave before the tourist groups to locate the gorilla groups so your guide should know where to take you, and once you`ve found the group you will have one hour with them.

The bamboo forest will drip around you as you first hear the breaking of bamboo signaling the group is near and then you will be face to face with one of the most delightful and fascinating creatures in the world. After an hour’s viewing you will make the trek back to the reception.

After your Gorilla Tracking Tour, you will meet your guide and from here, you are transferred back to your hotel, and the evening is at leisure.

After breakfast at your lodge, your driver will meet you in reception and from here you depart for Kigali, which takes around 3½ hours. You have a few stops en route to admire the views and the landscapes of this scenic route. You will be dropped off at Kigali Airport to catch your onward flight. You are met at the airport by our representative and from here transferred to your hotel in Addis Ababa, where you spend the night.

Flight Time: Kigali to Addis Ababa via Burundi – Approx 5 hours

In the morning after breakfast, your guide will meet you in reception and transfer you to the airport. You depart and fly north to Lalibela. On arrival, your guide will meet you in arrivals halls and from here you depart for your tour.

You visit the first group of the magnificent rock-hewn churches of Lalibela which are carved out of living volcanic tuff with super architectural skill that the world has never seen, yet elsewhere. UNESCO registers these churches as world heritage. Among churches of this group Bete Medahine Alem (house of the Redeemer) is the largest with 5 aisles, 72 pillars, vaulted dome and molding decoration. Bete Mariam (house of St. Marry) is the most decorated among the rock-hewn churches.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Your driver will meet you and from here transfer you to the airport. Your flight departs to Arba Minch. You arrive and will be met by your driver and from here transferred to the hotel, where you enjoy lunch. The afternoon includes a visit to the Dorze people en route. Among their very interesting cultures are their houses built from bamboo way of life and cultivation of the false banana (from which they extract their local bread, called Kotcho).

Flight Time: Lalibela to Arba Minch via Addis Ababa – approx 2 hours 5 minutes

After breakfast this morning, your guide will meet you and from here you are taken on a boat trip excursion on Lake Chamo to see some crocodiles, Hippos and a lot of water birds. From here you depart and drive to Turmi, and on the way a visit the Konso tribe village. Konso tribe is known for their unique social life structure and practicing the agriculture terracing. You will also visit Key Afer market.

This morning after breakfast, you have an excursion to Omorate, where you visit the Dasenach tribes across the Omo river by wooden local boat. You return to Turmi in the afternoon and visit the nearby Hammer tribe village, and there is also the possibility to see special occasion ceremonies like a wedding and ritual.

This morning you depart after breakfast and drive to Jinka via Demaka village. In the morning, you have an excursion to Karo village and then back to Demaka and visit colourful market of Hammer tribe at Demaka village. You arrive at your hotel in the late afternoon.

In the morning, you have an excursion to Mursi tribes village .Mursi tribes is the most famous tradition includes the lip plate worn by the women. The origin of this tradition is not known but the Mursi themselves consider it as something that makes them distinguish from the surrounding tribes. You then drive back to Jinka and transfer to the airport for your flight. On arrival at Jomo Kenyatta Airport, you have a few hours at the airport before your flight home.

Flight Time: Jinka to Addis Ababa – approx 1 hour 10 minutes
Flight Time: Addis Ababa to Nairobi – approx 2 hours 10 minutes