Day 1 Thu or Sun Arrive Victoria Falls
Welcome to Victoria Falls! Your transfer will be waiting at the airport to take you to your lodge bordering the Zambezi National Park and just four kilometers from stunning Victoria Falls. The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax.
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 2 Fri or Mon Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
Relax and enjoy the surroundings today. Later this afternoon, freshen up before a sundowner cruise along the Zambezi River. Later this evening, enjoy a special dinner in the Boma - a unique African experience that bombards the senses with the tastes, sights, sounds and smells of Africa - together with the warmth and hospitality of Zimbabwe and its people.
Tonight, you can sample a variety of traditional Zimbabwean dishes, fish, a variety of game meat and potjiekos (hunter's stew) - as well as vegetarian meals. Will you try the local delicacies like deep fried kapenta and groundnuts?
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 3 Sat or Tue Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
A highlight of the day is a visit to mighty Victoria Falls. Explorer David Livingstone was led to the Falls in 1854 by the Makokolo who named them Mosi Oa Tunya - "the smoke that thunders." The Falls are over 5500 feet across and more than 300 feet high. Be prepared to get wet, as the spray of over 150 million gallons of water per minute crashing to the gorge below creates a spray that can be seen from more than 18 miles away! Then, continue to a local village for a fascinating look at local life, unchanged for generations. Later, enjoy dinner at the award-winning MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant at the lodge.
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 4 Sun or Wed Victoria Falls-Nairobi | Meals: B
Fly to Nairobi today, where you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The afternoon is at leisure.
A deluxe hotel, The Stanley recalls the graceful era of fine furnishings, grand living and cool Victorian elegance. It features the famous Thorn Tree Coffee Shop, the Zen gourmet restaurant with unique fusion cuisine, the Pooldeck restaurant and the Exchange Bar. The hotel also boasts an elegant shopping arcade, a fully equipped health club with heated swimming pool and a modern business centre. Its conference facilities can accommodate up to 400 people.
Star Rating: 5
Guest Rooms: 217
Location: City Centre
Number of Floors: 8
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Day 5 Mon or Thu Nairobi | Meals: B
After a leisurely morning, head out to Karen to visit the Karen Blixen Museum. Fans of the book (and movie) Out of Africa will see Karen Blixen's words come to life as you walk through her former home and through the grounds set beneath the Ngong Hills. Then it is off to the Giraffe Center for some fun with the Rothchilds giraffes.
A deluxe hotel, The Stanley recalls the graceful era of fine furnishings, grand living and cool Victorian elegance. It features the famous Thorn Tree Coffee Shop, the Zen gourmet restaurant with unique fusion cuisine, the Pooldeck restaurant and the Exchange Bar. The hotel also boasts an elegant shopping arcade, a fully equipped health club with heated swimming pool and a modern business centre. Its conference facilities can accommodate up to 400 people.
Star Rating: 5
Guest Rooms: 217
Location: City Centre
Number of Floors: 8
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Day 6 Tue or Fri Nairobi-Shaba National Reserve | Meals: BLD
Leave Nairobi early this morning, heading north to Naro Moru where you stop for lunch. Cross the equator and continue into Shaba National Reserve, game viewing enroute.
The Lodge is situated in the Shaba National Reserve. This Reserve is part of a conglomeration of reserves in the Eastern Province, descending from Mt. Kenya, at the entrance to the vast scrub desert that reaches beyond L.Turkana, are situated Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve and the third contiguous National Reserve, Shaba. The Ewaso Nyiro River whose origin is the northern slope of Mt. Kenya around the Nanyuki Township borders all the reserves. The river's name is a derived from the local community's language. It means the river of brown or muddy water.
Shaba is the only lodge in the 239 sq. km Shaba National Reserve. The reserve was gazetted as a conservation area in 1976. Thirteen (13) years later, the lodge became officially operational. This is an 85-room, three-star lodge whose dΘcor perfectly blends with the adjoining environment. The lodge is set on a natural oasis and the water is channeled into cascades and fishponds on the entire premises.
Located in the Semi-desert Shaba Game Reserve in the Central Kenya the Sarova Shaba Lodge offers the guests a chance to see the bounty of unique wildlife made famous by the film “Born Free”. In March 1998, the Lodge played host to the cast and crew of the “ Born Free”, true-life story of George and Joy Adamson and starred both Kenyan actors and International film stars. The majority of the filming took place in the Game Reserve but some of the scenes were actually shot in the lodge.
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Day 7 Wed or Sat Shaba National Reserve | Meals: BLD
In the late 1970's, Joy Adamson ("Born Free") experimented with rehabilitating leopards to the wild here in Shaba. More than 280 species of birds have been recorded in Shaba and game viewing may reveal large herds of elephant, as well as gerenuk, waterbuck and oryx.
The Lodge is situated in the Shaba National Reserve. This Reserve is part of a conglomeration of reserves in the Eastern Province, descending from Mt. Kenya, at the entrance to the vast scrub desert that reaches beyond L.Turkana, are situated Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve and the third contiguous National Reserve, Shaba. The Ewaso Nyiro River whose origin is the northern slope of Mt. Kenya around the Nanyuki Township borders all the reserves. The river's name is a derived from the local community's language. It means the river of brown or muddy water.
Shaba is the only lodge in the 239 sq. km Shaba National Reserve. The reserve was gazetted as a conservation area in 1976. Thirteen (13) years later, the lodge became officially operational. This is an 85-room, three-star lodge whose dΘcor perfectly blends with the adjoining environment. The lodge is set on a natural oasis and the water is channeled into cascades and fishponds on the entire premises.
Located in the Semi-desert Shaba Game Reserve in the Central Kenya the Sarova Shaba Lodge offers the guests a chance to see the bounty of unique wildlife made famous by the film “Born Free”. In March 1998, the Lodge played host to the cast and crew of the “ Born Free”, true-life story of George and Joy Adamson and starred both Kenyan actors and International film stars. The majority of the filming took place in the Game Reserve but some of the scenes were actually shot in the lodge.
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Day 8 Thu or Sun Shaba-Lake Nakuru | Meals: BLD
Early this morning head to the Rift Valley. Stop first at picturesque Nyahururu Falls before arriving in Lake Nakuru in time for lunch and an afternoon game drive. As you drive through Lake Nakuru National Park, watch the tree tops for the playful colubus monkey.
Built in a natural dais, overlooking one of the world's ornithological spectacles, the Sarova Lion Hill Lodge impresses every guest with its panoramic view of the pink shoreline created by millions of flamingos on Lake Nakuru.
The Lodge is situated within the Lake Nakuru National Park Rift Valley Province and is surrounded by natural flora and fauna in its beautiful grounds. Although smaller compared to the other hotels in Sarova Hotels Group, this 14-year-old Lodge offers a peaceful retreat amidst one of the most stunning National Parks in Kenya.
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Day 9 Fri or Mon Lake Nakuru-Masai Mara | Meals: BLD
Your drive this morning takes you first to a Maasai village where you have the opportunity to meet members of this fascinating tribe. Then, continue into Kenya's most famous reserve, the Masai Mara. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon game drive.
To capture the true spirit of East Africa, there is nothing quite like the experience of adventure in Kenya’s Masai Mara; the richest game sanctuary in Kenya.
Situated on a natural elevation between two streams, Sarova Mara is the ideal base for safaris to the "Lion and Elephant" country which is also populated by cheetahs, leopards, rhinos, giraffes and buffalo.
The area is world renowned for its annual wildebeest migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania. Early morning hot air balloon safaris with champagne breakfast on landing offer unrivaled views of the game from the skies.
The Camp is set amidst wide gardens with manicured lawns and exotic flowers. Facilities include a restaurant serving cuisine of the highest international standards, bar, a well stocked curio shop and a sparkly swimming pool. The viewing deck of the Panorama Bar provides magnificent views of the surroundings as you enjoy a refreshing drink.
Accommodations: 75 luxurious tents with a permanent roof and floor, own bathroom, hot water and electric supply
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Day 10 Sat or Tue Masai Mara | Meals: BLD
The Masai Mara is home to all of the Big Five as well as a wide variety of plains game and birdlife. Keep your game list handy as you are likely to spot zebra, giraffe, buffalo, hyena, and, if lucky, lion, leopard and cheetah.
To capture the true spirit of East Africa, there is nothing quite like the experience of adventure in Kenya’s Masai Mara; the richest game sanctuary in Kenya.
Situated on a natural elevation between two streams, Sarova Mara is the ideal base for safaris to the "Lion and Elephant" country which is also populated by cheetahs, leopards, rhinos, giraffes and buffalo.
The area is world renowned for its annual wildebeest migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania. Early morning hot air balloon safaris with champagne breakfast on landing offer unrivaled views of the game from the skies.
The Camp is set amidst wide gardens with manicured lawns and exotic flowers. Facilities include a restaurant serving cuisine of the highest international standards, bar, a well stocked curio shop and a sparkly swimming pool. The viewing deck of the Panorama Bar provides magnificent views of the surroundings as you enjoy a refreshing drink.
Accommodations: 75 luxurious tents with a permanent roof and floor, own bathroom, hot water and electric supply
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Day 11 Sun or Wed Masai Mara-Depart | Meals: BD
After breakfast, return to Nairobi where the afternoon is at leisure. You'll have time to freshen up in our partner Club Lounge before dinner and a transfer to the airport.
Welcome to Victoria Falls! Your transfer will be waiting at the airport to take you to your lodge bordering the Zambezi National Park and just four kilometers from stunning Victoria Falls. The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
- 4 km/2.5 mls from the Victoria Falls Rainforest
- 3 km/2 mls from Victoria Falls Town Centre
- 100 km/62 mls from Chobe Game Reserve (Botswana)
- 24 km/15 mls from Victoria Falls Airport
- 170 km/106 mls from Hwange Game Reserve
- 5 km/3 mls from the Zambian Border (Livingstone)
- 24 hour reception services
- Complimentary hourly bus shuttle to the village and Victoria Falls for hotel residents
- Ample free secure open parking space
- Private shower facilities for early arrival & late check-out guests
- Limited facilities for guests with disabilities
- Check out time 1000hrs/Check in time 1400hrs
- Swimming pool with sun deck
- Credit cards accepted : VISA, Amex and MasterCard
- Private and bush dinners available on request
- Activities desk
- Curio and Gift Shop
- Wireless access is available throughout the hotel
- TV Lounge with satellite link
- Internet Cafe with e-mail access, digital photo downloading, CD printing and photo printing facilities
- Baby sitting facilities
- Guest library and Games room
- 24 hour security
- Tailor made wedding service available
- Up-grades available on request at an additional charge
ENTERTAINMENT:
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 2 Fri or Mon Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
Relax and enjoy the surroundings today. Later this afternoon, freshen up before a sundowner cruise along the Zambezi River. Later this evening, enjoy a special dinner in the Boma - a unique African experience that bombards the senses with the tastes, sights, sounds and smells of Africa - together with the warmth and hospitality of Zimbabwe and its people.
Tonight, you can sample a variety of traditional Zimbabwean dishes, fish, a variety of game meat and potjiekos (hunter's stew) - as well as vegetarian meals. Will you try the local delicacies like deep fried kapenta and groundnuts?
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
- 4 km/2.5 mls from the Victoria Falls Rainforest
- 3 km/2 mls from Victoria Falls Town Centre
- 100 km/62 mls from Chobe Game Reserve (Botswana)
- 24 km/15 mls from Victoria Falls Airport
- 170 km/106 mls from Hwange Game Reserve
- 5 km/3 mls from the Zambian Border (Livingstone)
- 24 hour reception services
- Complimentary hourly bus shuttle to the village and Victoria Falls for hotel residents
- Ample free secure open parking space
- Private shower facilities for early arrival & late check-out guests
- Limited facilities for guests with disabilities
- Check out time 1000hrs/Check in time 1400hrs
- Swimming pool with sun deck
- Credit cards accepted : VISA, Amex and MasterCard
- Private and bush dinners available on request
- Activities desk
- Curio and Gift Shop
- Wireless access is available throughout the hotel
- TV Lounge with satellite link
- Internet Cafe with e-mail access, digital photo downloading, CD printing and photo printing facilities
- Baby sitting facilities
- Guest library and Games room
- 24 hour security
- Tailor made wedding service available
- Up-grades available on request at an additional charge
ENTERTAINMENT:
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 3 Sat or Tue Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
A highlight of the day is a visit to mighty Victoria Falls. Explorer David Livingstone was led to the Falls in 1854 by the Makokolo who named them Mosi Oa Tunya - "the smoke that thunders." The Falls are over 5500 feet across and more than 300 feet high. Be prepared to get wet, as the spray of over 150 million gallons of water per minute crashing to the gorge below creates a spray that can be seen from more than 18 miles away! Then, continue to a local village for a fascinating look at local life, unchanged for generations. Later, enjoy dinner at the award-winning MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant at the lodge.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Set high on a plateau which forms a natural boundary to the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge enjoys uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld, spectacular African sunsets and an on-site waterhole. A complimentary shuttle service transports guest to the Victoria Falls and town centre on an hourly basis throughout the day.
- 4 km/2.5 mls from the Victoria Falls Rainforest
- 3 km/2 mls from Victoria Falls Town Centre
- 100 km/62 mls from Chobe Game Reserve (Botswana)
- 24 km/15 mls from Victoria Falls Airport
- 170 km/106 mls from Hwange Game Reserve
- 5 km/3 mls from the Zambian Border (Livingstone)
- 24 hour reception services
- Complimentary hourly bus shuttle to the village and Victoria Falls for hotel residents
- Ample free secure open parking space
- Private shower facilities for early arrival & late check-out guests
- Limited facilities for guests with disabilities
- Check out time 1000hrs/Check in time 1400hrs
- Swimming pool with sun deck
- Credit cards accepted : VISA, Amex and MasterCard
- Private and bush dinners available on request
- Activities desk
- Curio and Gift Shop
- Wireless access is available throughout the hotel
- TV Lounge with satellite link
- Internet Cafe with e-mail access, digital photo downloading, CD printing and photo printing facilities
- Baby sitting facilities
- Guest library and Games room
- 24 hour security
- Tailor made wedding service available
- Up-grades available on request at an additional charge
ENTERTAINMENT:
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant A restful, split-level a la carte restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole
Buffalo Bar An open plan bar with its own game-viewing platform overlooking the waterhole
Pool Deck & Viewing Deck A delicious light menu & full bar service are available. Additionally this offers a wonderful view of the 'Vulture Restaurant' in front of the waterhole. This attracts hundreds of vultures every lunchtime
Room Service Limited room service available
The Boma Place of Eating -- Just 500 metres from the lodge, The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show & mouth-watering local & international dishes every evening
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Day 4 Sun or Wed Victoria Falls-Nairobi | Meals: B
Fly to Nairobi today, where you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The afternoon is at leisure.
The Stanley
A deluxe hotel, The Stanley recalls the graceful era of fine furnishings, grand living and cool Victorian elegance. It features the famous Thorn Tree Coffee Shop, the Zen gourmet restaurant with unique fusion cuisine, the Pooldeck restaurant and the Exchange Bar. The hotel also boasts an elegant shopping arcade, a fully equipped health club with heated swimming pool and a modern business centre. Its conference facilities can accommodate up to 400 people.
Star Rating: 5
Guest Rooms: 217
Location: City Centre
Number of Floors: 8
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Day 5 Mon or Thu Nairobi | Meals: B
After a leisurely morning, head out to Karen to visit the Karen Blixen Museum. Fans of the book (and movie) Out of Africa will see Karen Blixen's words come to life as you walk through her former home and through the grounds set beneath the Ngong Hills. Then it is off to the Giraffe Center for some fun with the Rothchilds giraffes.
The Stanley
A deluxe hotel, The Stanley recalls the graceful era of fine furnishings, grand living and cool Victorian elegance. It features the famous Thorn Tree Coffee Shop, the Zen gourmet restaurant with unique fusion cuisine, the Pooldeck restaurant and the Exchange Bar. The hotel also boasts an elegant shopping arcade, a fully equipped health club with heated swimming pool and a modern business centre. Its conference facilities can accommodate up to 400 people.
Star Rating: 5
Guest Rooms: 217
Location: City Centre
Number of Floors: 8
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Day 6 Tue or Fri Nairobi-Shaba National Reserve | Meals: BLD
Leave Nairobi early this morning, heading north to Naro Moru where you stop for lunch. Cross the equator and continue into Shaba National Reserve, game viewing enroute.
Sarova Shaba Lodge
The Lodge is situated in the Shaba National Reserve. This Reserve is part of a conglomeration of reserves in the Eastern Province, descending from Mt. Kenya, at the entrance to the vast scrub desert that reaches beyond L.Turkana, are situated Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve and the third contiguous National Reserve, Shaba. The Ewaso Nyiro River whose origin is the northern slope of Mt. Kenya around the Nanyuki Township borders all the reserves. The river's name is a derived from the local community's language. It means the river of brown or muddy water.
Shaba is the only lodge in the 239 sq. km Shaba National Reserve. The reserve was gazetted as a conservation area in 1976. Thirteen (13) years later, the lodge became officially operational. This is an 85-room, three-star lodge whose dΘcor perfectly blends with the adjoining environment. The lodge is set on a natural oasis and the water is channeled into cascades and fishponds on the entire premises.
Located in the Semi-desert Shaba Game Reserve in the Central Kenya the Sarova Shaba Lodge offers the guests a chance to see the bounty of unique wildlife made famous by the film “Born Free”. In March 1998, the Lodge played host to the cast and crew of the “ Born Free”, true-life story of George and Joy Adamson and starred both Kenyan actors and International film stars. The majority of the filming took place in the Game Reserve but some of the scenes were actually shot in the lodge.
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Day 7 Wed or Sat Shaba National Reserve | Meals: BLD
In the late 1970's, Joy Adamson ("Born Free") experimented with rehabilitating leopards to the wild here in Shaba. More than 280 species of birds have been recorded in Shaba and game viewing may reveal large herds of elephant, as well as gerenuk, waterbuck and oryx.
Sarova Shaba Lodge
The Lodge is situated in the Shaba National Reserve. This Reserve is part of a conglomeration of reserves in the Eastern Province, descending from Mt. Kenya, at the entrance to the vast scrub desert that reaches beyond L.Turkana, are situated Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve and the third contiguous National Reserve, Shaba. The Ewaso Nyiro River whose origin is the northern slope of Mt. Kenya around the Nanyuki Township borders all the reserves. The river's name is a derived from the local community's language. It means the river of brown or muddy water.
Shaba is the only lodge in the 239 sq. km Shaba National Reserve. The reserve was gazetted as a conservation area in 1976. Thirteen (13) years later, the lodge became officially operational. This is an 85-room, three-star lodge whose dΘcor perfectly blends with the adjoining environment. The lodge is set on a natural oasis and the water is channeled into cascades and fishponds on the entire premises.
Located in the Semi-desert Shaba Game Reserve in the Central Kenya the Sarova Shaba Lodge offers the guests a chance to see the bounty of unique wildlife made famous by the film “Born Free”. In March 1998, the Lodge played host to the cast and crew of the “ Born Free”, true-life story of George and Joy Adamson and starred both Kenyan actors and International film stars. The majority of the filming took place in the Game Reserve but some of the scenes were actually shot in the lodge.
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Day 8 Thu or Sun Shaba-Lake Nakuru | Meals: BLD
Early this morning head to the Rift Valley. Stop first at picturesque Nyahururu Falls before arriving in Lake Nakuru in time for lunch and an afternoon game drive. As you drive through Lake Nakuru National Park, watch the tree tops for the playful colubus monkey.
Sarova Lion Hill
Built in a natural dais, overlooking one of the world's ornithological spectacles, the Sarova Lion Hill Lodge impresses every guest with its panoramic view of the pink shoreline created by millions of flamingos on Lake Nakuru.
The Lodge is situated within the Lake Nakuru National Park Rift Valley Province and is surrounded by natural flora and fauna in its beautiful grounds. Although smaller compared to the other hotels in Sarova Hotels Group, this 14-year-old Lodge offers a peaceful retreat amidst one of the most stunning National Parks in Kenya.
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Day 9 Fri or Mon Lake Nakuru-Masai Mara | Meals: BLD
Your drive this morning takes you first to a Maasai village where you have the opportunity to meet members of this fascinating tribe. Then, continue into Kenya's most famous reserve, the Masai Mara. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon game drive.
Sarova Mara Tented Camp
To capture the true spirit of East Africa, there is nothing quite like the experience of adventure in Kenya’s Masai Mara; the richest game sanctuary in Kenya.
Situated on a natural elevation between two streams, Sarova Mara is the ideal base for safaris to the "Lion and Elephant" country which is also populated by cheetahs, leopards, rhinos, giraffes and buffalo.
The area is world renowned for its annual wildebeest migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania. Early morning hot air balloon safaris with champagne breakfast on landing offer unrivaled views of the game from the skies.
The Camp is set amidst wide gardens with manicured lawns and exotic flowers. Facilities include a restaurant serving cuisine of the highest international standards, bar, a well stocked curio shop and a sparkly swimming pool. The viewing deck of the Panorama Bar provides magnificent views of the surroundings as you enjoy a refreshing drink.
Accommodations: 75 luxurious tents with a permanent roof and floor, own bathroom, hot water and electric supply
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Day 10 Sat or Tue Masai Mara | Meals: BLD
The Masai Mara is home to all of the Big Five as well as a wide variety of plains game and birdlife. Keep your game list handy as you are likely to spot zebra, giraffe, buffalo, hyena, and, if lucky, lion, leopard and cheetah.
Sarova Mara Tented Camp
To capture the true spirit of East Africa, there is nothing quite like the experience of adventure in Kenya’s Masai Mara; the richest game sanctuary in Kenya.
Situated on a natural elevation between two streams, Sarova Mara is the ideal base for safaris to the "Lion and Elephant" country which is also populated by cheetahs, leopards, rhinos, giraffes and buffalo.
The area is world renowned for its annual wildebeest migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania. Early morning hot air balloon safaris with champagne breakfast on landing offer unrivaled views of the game from the skies.
The Camp is set amidst wide gardens with manicured lawns and exotic flowers. Facilities include a restaurant serving cuisine of the highest international standards, bar, a well stocked curio shop and a sparkly swimming pool. The viewing deck of the Panorama Bar provides magnificent views of the surroundings as you enjoy a refreshing drink.
Accommodations: 75 luxurious tents with a permanent roof and floor, own bathroom, hot water and electric supply
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Day 11 Sun or Wed Masai Mara-Depart | Meals: BD
After breakfast, return to Nairobi where the afternoon is at leisure. You'll have time to freshen up in our partner Club Lounge before dinner and a transfer to the airport.
