The Central and Rift Valley Itinerary in 6 Days

Day 1:
Once you arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met by your tour representative and your journey to the central part of the country will begin. You will arrive at the Mt. Kenya Safari Club just in time for lunch. This will be enjoyed as you take a view at the beautiful Mt. Kenya which is Africa's second tallest mountain. You will also have a chance to enjoy the facilities offered at the club as you wait for dinner and later your overnight stay.

Day 2:
Early in the morning, you will enjoy viewing the snow capped mountain as you have breakfast on the terrace. You will then leave for Lake Nakuru National Park in time for lunch. Later, you will enjoy a game drive around the park as you watch the beautiful flamingoes at the lake. Dinner and overnight stay will be at the lodge.

Day 3:
Breakfast ten head south to Lake Naivasha. Here you will have a good time just relaxing and unwinding as you enjoy the facilities offered at the lodge. Dinner and overnight stay will be here too.

Day 4:
After breakfast, you will head south to Masai Mara where you will arrive just in time for lunch. After this, you will have a game safari in one of the most densely populated national park in Kenya. You will be able to take great photos of virtually any animal found in Kenya. Dinner and an overnight stay will be at the lodge.

Day 5:
The whole day will be spent just having game safaris. Meals are included at the lodge/camp. Overnight stay is also at this place.

Day6:
After breakfast, you will leave for Nairobi and have a game drive enroute. Once you arrive, you have the option of catching a flight back home or spending a few more days in the City in the Sun.

Dickson is the Chief Tour Guide and one of the Directors of Adventure Africa Expedition, he has traveled in many countries in Africa where he built the spirit of adventure and discovered nature hidden wonders in especially tailored walking trails like in Kisoro in Rwanda and Bwindi in Uganda both for Gorilla tracking. For more information on his work please visit http://advenafrica.com/index.htm