Our Four-day wildlife safari in Amboseli and Lake Naivasha will give you an opportunity to move in the Kenya’s two breathtaking national parks which begins and ends in Nairobi. This 4-day, 3-night wildlife safari in Amboseli and Lake Naivasha National Park takes daring tourists on a safari to see wildlife in Kenya’s wilderness.
Highlights.
Upon arrival, you will meet our guide who will pick you up from your Nairobi location on the first day of your four-day Amboseli and Lake Naivasha National Park wildlife safari. From there, you will proceed straight to Amboseli National Park, where you will be greeted by an exhilarating game drive in an area that is home to a sizable population of elephants. Continue driving to the lodge for lunch and check-in. Get back in touch with your safari driver to begin an afternoon game drive that will go until the sun sets. Elephants, buffaloes, Uganda Kob, lions, zebras, as well as a variety of birds, butterflies, and park flora, will all be there. In addition to providing you with a picturesque backdrop for taking pictures of various wildlife and plant species, this game drive in Amboseli National Park allows you to see the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak.
Return to your lodge later in the evening to rest overnight, have dinner, and freshen up.
Enjoy your breakfast and meet your Kenya safari driver for a full day of exploration in the Amboseli National Park’s wildness on the second day of your four-day Kenya wildlife safari. You will leave the lodge with a packed lunch to enjoy as a picnic meal under the trees, making this the most gratifying day of the four-day Amboseli and Lake Naivasha National Park animal safari. As you drive through the park, you can see a variety of exciting wildlife species, including the Jacana, Goliath heron, egrets, hornbills, lapwings, spur fowls, beautiful butterflies, the entire vegetation cover, and mammals like elephants, cape buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, cheetahs, hyenas, wild dogs, elands, jackals, hippos, waterbucks, and impalas. You will be driven back to the lodge in the evening to eat dinner and get some rest after touring the majority of the park.
Transfer to Lake Naivasha National Park: On the third day of your four-day Kenya wildlife safari, after breakfast, check out of the lodge and leave Amboseli National Park. You will be greeted with a breathtaking game drive as you make your way to your resort to check in. Lunch will be provided once you reach your lodge. If you arrive in time, you can then take an afternoon boat ride on Lake Naivasha to see the aquatic animals, including crocodiles, hippopotamus, fish eagles, and mammal species, including elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, warthogs, giraffes, baboons, monkeys, gazelles, and many more, along the lake’s shores. Enjoy a nature walk to various park attractions following the boat trip, as Lake Naivasha provides the best walking experiences to various park locations while taking in a wealth of tourist attractions. Remember to get back to your resort in time for dinner and nighttime while out on a walking expedition.
Get up early enjoy your breakfast and meet your safari driver for an early morning game drive to observe the nocturnal wildlife before heading back to their hiding places where they spend the day and emerge at night to hunt. Elephants, grazing hippos, and several other early-arising species will also be encountered. Head back to your lodge to check out and prepare for the trip back to Nairobi from Lake Naivasha National Park. The four-day Amboseli and Lake Naivasha national park wildlife safari will come to a conclusion when your safari driver drops you off at the agreed-upon drop-off spot in Nairobi.
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