10 Nights Safari & Sand

Price Est - USD 6,200 Per Person

Includes Transport both Road and Internal Flights

From the wild wide Plains to the Turquoise Sea

First Arrival

The Green Capital

You Made it to Kenya; Nairobi is the perfect hub for your first night stay

with all you can need in one city, depending on how early your flight arrives you could explore the city. but this first night is just to get you acclimatized to the new location and maybe deal with any surprise events (Lost Luggage and such)

A cityscape with a tall, modern building with black and white horizontal stripes, surrounded by various other buildings and a clear blue sky.

A group of zebras grazing in a grassy field with a city skyline in the background.

1 Night at Panafric Hotel Nairobi

Historic Soul meets Afro-Chic. Born out of the 1960s Pan-African movement, Sarova Panafric is a true Nairobi landmark. Following a major refurbishment, it has evolved into a vibrant, art-filled sanctuary.

Expect open-air terraces and lush gardens that create the ultimate "urban sanctuary" for a pre-safari reset just minutes from the city centre.

Modern hotel building named Sarova Panafric surrounded by lush green trees under a blue sky.

A hotel room with a window view of trees, a bed with colorful bedding and pillows, a desk with a chair, and a mirrored wardrobe.

A swimming pool area in a modern city apartment complex with sun umbrellas, lounge chairs, and surrounding greenery.

Empty restaurant with wooden floors, wicker chairs at tables set with glasses and napkins, white decorative lattice panels, and hanging black lights.

First Safari Destination

The Great Plains

The Masai Mara is a legendary landscape that pulses with the raw energy of the wild, home to the greatest concentration of predators on Earth and the stage for the world-renowned Great Migration. As a crown jewel of African conservation, it protects a vast ecosystem where millions of wildebeest and zebra thunder across the plains in a seasonal spectacle visible from space.

Beyond the iconic Big Five, you’ll witness the high-stakes drama of the savannah—cheetahs sprinting across golden grasslands and massive crocodile congregations in the Mara River. In the Mara’s exclusive private conservancies, you can escape the crowds for night drives and guided bush walks, gaining an intimate perspective on the land the Maasai people have coexisted with for centuries.

Three elephants near a safari vehicle on a grassy field with trees in the background.

Three people dressed in traditional clothing standing on a hilltop with a small table and chairs, overlooking a vast green landscape with scattered trees and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.

Emboo Safari Camp offers an innovative, ecofuturistic safari experience nestled within a lush, riverine forest in the heart of the world-famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. This pioneering camp is renowned for being the first fully "closed-loop" eco-camp in the region, situated along a bend of the Talek River where hippos and elephants are frequent visitors to the banks just steps from your tent. The camp features luxurious, eco-friendly suites designed with a contemporary African aesthetic that emphasizes harmony with nature.

3 Nights at Emboo River Camp

The Camp vibe is quiet, soulful, and revolutionary. Because Emboo operates a fleet of 100% electric safari vehicles (EVs), your game drives are silent, allowing you to glide through the savannah without the roar of an engine.Located in the Mara Confluence sector, the camp is just minutes away from prime Great Migration crossing points and the high-density big cat territories that make the Maasai Mara a wonder of the natural world.

Group of children and adults in traditional clothing riding on safari vehicles in a grassy plain under a clear sky.

Tourists riding in an open vehicle observing elephants in a grassy savannah with green trees in the background.

A riverside scene with a tented outdoor seating area among trees on a green hillside, overlooking a muddy river under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Cozy living room with orange sofas, hanging lamps, and large windows with greenery outside.

Room with a bed, white curtains, open wardrobe with clothes, and a balcony with outdoor seating.

Second Safari Destination

Mara Conservancies

Tucked away in the private Mara North Conservancy, Elephant Pepper Camp is a gold-rated eco-camp that captures the soul of the traditional safari. Surrounded by ancient groves of Elephant Pepper trees, the camp is unfenced, allowing wildlife to wander freely through the grounds. It is a place of "quiet luxury" —there are no permanent structures, no fences, and no crowds—just the raw beauty of the Savannah and the legendary hospitality of a camp that has remained a favourite for decades

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Group of people walking in the desert at sunset.

A cheetah walking through tall grass in a savannah landscape with trees in the background, daytime lighting

2 Nights at Elephant Pepper Camp

The camp features 8 spacious, ensuite safari tents and 2 large honeymoon/family suites. Each tent is set on a raised wooden platform with a private veranda that serves as your personal viewing deck.

The vibe is soulful and intimate. Evenings are spent sharing stories around a crackling campfire (the "bush TV") under a canopy of stars, followed by candlelit dinners in the mess tent. With no generator noise and a commitment to sustainability, the atmosphere is one of profound peace and exclusivity.

Located in the Mara North Conservancy, the camp offers world-class game viewing away from the main park's traffic. You are perfectly positioned for "Big Five" encounters, night drives, and guided bush walks, with the added benefit of being able to visit the main Maasai Mara National Reserve during the Great Migration

A cozy outdoor glamping tent illuminated from inside, set in a wooded area during dusk with lanterns on the ground.

Two wooden chairs facing a landscape with open grasslands, trees, and a partly cloudy sky, viewed from a shaded deck.

Interior view of a luxurious safari tent bedroom with large windows, a bed with red pillows, a woman relaxing outside, and a scenic view of trees and nature at sunset.

An outdoor camping setup with a large tent, cozy seating area with armchairs and sofas, warm lighting from lanterns and string lights, and a nearby campfire with chairs surrounding it, all set in a natural environment at dusk.

A person dressed in red sitting by a campfire on a grassy open field, with chairs arranged around. In the foreground, there is a table with empty glasses and bottles of alcohol. The scene is outdoors with a backdrop of trees and an overcast sky.

A safari scene with a black off-road vehicle parked under a large tree, near smaller trees in the open savannah. A family of four walks across the grassland, with one person wearing a hat. The sky is partly cloudy.

Coastal Escape

Diani Beach

Diani Beach is a tropical paradise where the vibrant turquoise of the Indian Ocean meets the soft white sands in Africa. Regularly voted the continent's leading beach destination, it offers a sophisticated blend of barefoot luxury and high-octane adventure. Beyond the sun drenched shoreline, you’ll discover a world of biodiversity, from the rare Angolan colobus monkeys swinging through the ancient coastal forests to the majestic whale sharks that migrate through these warm waters. While most come for the relaxation, Diani invites you to go deeper. swap the lounge chair for kitesurfing over the reef, diving among vibrant coral gardens, or a traditional dhow sailing trip at sunset.

A sunset over the ocean with clouds in the sky and a cargo ship in the distance.

An aerial view of a tropical beach with white sand, turquoise waters, and lush green forest along the shoreline under a partly cloudy blue sky.

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4 Nights at Swahili Beach Resort

Nestled on the pristine shores of Diani Beach, Swahili Beach Resort is a five star sanctuary that masterfully blends cultural history with coastal luxury. The resort’s architecture is a stunning fusion of Swahili, Arabic, Indian, and Zanzibari influences, characterized by iconic vaulted arches and coral stone walls.

The resort features 125 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, blending traditional Swahili artistry with sophisticated modern finishes.

The Rooms are housed in two-story buildings, each featuring a private balcony or patio that opens up to serene views of the gardens or pools. Located centrally in Diani, the resort is just 10 minutes from Ukunda Airstrip. You are perfectly positioned for reef snorkelling, dhow safaris to Wasini Island, and visits to the sacred Kaya Kinondo Forest.