Day 1: Nairobi – Maasai Mara
After being picked up at your hotel or airport, travel to the Maasai Mara Game Reserve, stopping along the way to have a picnic lunch and take in the scenery of the Great Rift Valley before arriving in the afternoon. Take a nighttime game drive to look for buffalo, cheetahs, black-mantled lions, elephants, leopards, and other plain game. Dinner at MITI MINGI ECO CAMP and overnight stay
Day 2: Maasai Mara Full Day
A whole day spent traversing the lush, hilly grasslands with scattered trees to see game. In addition to having large herds of plain game, black-manned lions, leopards, and cheetahs, the well-known Mara is home to many elephants and almost every kind of species found in Kenya. Every meal and overnight stay at MITI MINGI ECO CAMP
Day 3: Masai Mara – Serengeti
After your early-morning game drive, leave Masai Mara and head to the border between Kenya and Tanzania, known as the Isabenia. If time permits, continue with your evening game drive there. Dinner and a night in the game camp Serengeti Seronera.
Day 4: Serengeti Full Day
Proceed to see wildlife in the Serengeti for the entire day after breakfast and a picnic lunch. Predators such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas trail behind the annual migration of 300,000 Thomson’s gazelles, 200,000 Zebras, and over a million wildebeest on their arduous journey to new grazing grounds. Every day, during their journey, over 8,000 calves are born, and thousands of them are killed by predators. For dinner and the night, head back to the Serengeti Seronera camp.
Day 5: Serengeti – NgoroNgoro
Depart NgoroNgoro after an early breakfast and a morning game drive; you can choose to stop at Olduvai Gorge en route and arrive in the evening. Overnight stay and dinner at the Ngorongoro Simbas camp.
Day 6; Ngorongoro – Arusha
Take a picnic lunch and leave for the Ngorongoro crater after an early breakfast to spend the entire day tracking game on the crater floor. At the Ngoitoktok Springs picnic area, you will pause for your picnic lunch. See all five of the big five. This massive 600-meter-deep caldera, created by a collapsed volcano, covers 250 square kilometers. It is known as the eighth wonder of the world, or the EDEN of Africa, because of its breathtaking surroundings and profusion of wildlife, making it one of the world’s natural great wonders. Travel to Arusha in the late afternoon and arrive in the evening to be dropped off at your hotel.