1 Week Kenya Expedition

Despite its unimpressive image, Nairobi offers a lot of fascinating activities, and if you ever find yourself there, you might even wish you had a few more nights to spend. The majority of the action takes place in Karen’s opulent garden suburb. A normal day might start with a visit to the David Sheldrick Trust’s orphaned elephants, spend some time at the Karen Blixen museum (along with coffee and cake), and conclude with a giraffe “kiss” at the Giraffe Manor Center. We suggest hiring a driver to show you the sights and maybe including a supper stop at one of the new eateries.

Nairobi is one of the few cities in the world with a national park right outside your door, so if you’re itching to start or are missing your daily animal fix, this is the place to go. There is a short walk at the gate, good game-watching, and four of the Big Five (not elephants) call it home. It’s simple to plan a half or full-day excursion from the city, and your driver will accompany you the entire time.

You will be transferred to Wilson Airport for a local flight to Masai Mara, the world’s best wildlife destination. On arrival, you will meet our representative who will transfer you to your hotel before setting for your first game drive. In addition to two daily shared game drives in the Naboisho Conservancy, you will also have a shared bush breakfast during your stay, weather permitting, and a shared night drive throughout your stay.

After breakfast at your hotel, enjoy your last morning game drive before departing for Watamu. You will be transferred to the nearby airstrip for a flight to Wilson Airport. At Wilson Airport, you will catch another flight to Malindi Airport. On arrival, you will meet our representative who will transfer you to your hotel in Watamu.

Watamu’s dazzling white beaches are situated in a world-class marine park, north of Mombassa, where coral reefs support 500 different kinds of tropical fish, sea turtles, and other deep-sea critters. Naturally, diving and snorkeling are at the top of the list, and the underwater scenery is just as impressive as the above. Between November and April, you can take a boat farther out for a day of deep-sea fishing, where you can catch a sailfish or marlin. Numerous water sports are available, such as stand-up paddleboarding, kite and board surfing, and picturesque sails. Nothing compares to being in a dhow at sunset. Explore the intriguing Gedi Ruins, where no one has ever been able to determine why they were abandoned, or kayak through the tangled mangroves and tidal wetlands while keeping a lookout for wildlife.

Enjoy your last lavish breakfast at the hotel as well as your last views of the beach before a transfer to Malindi Airport for a flight to Nairobi Wilson. On arrival, you will meet our representative who will transfer you to your hotel or JKIA for your onward flight.