Wildebeest Migration

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Diana Njagi
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Duration: 5 days
Group size: 1 - 25
Wildebeest Migration
kenya

Diana Njagi
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Duration: 5 days
Group size: 1 - 25

About this trip

 Sample Kenya’s renowned Masai Mara game reserve the seventh wonder of the world and Amboseli National Park both of which boast prolific wildlife species. This safari is especially fascinating as you get to see the contrasting Kenyan eco-systems of Masai Mara in the Southwest with its wide-open savannah grassland and rolling hills and Amboseli in the south a swampy and dry area with free-ranging elephants and Mount Kilimanjaro standing majestically in the backyard. 

What’s included

  • Trip Includes
    All transfers Transport in a comfortable Tour Van/Cruiser with a pop up roof top Return Domestic flights All Camping Fees or lodging fee Services of Professional Safari Guide. Unlimited Game drives Th

What’s not included

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    nternational flights and taxes Passport visa Traveler’s insurance Tips and gratuities to driver/guides Personal Laundry Alcoholic drinks Entrance fee to activities labeled as ‘Optional’
  • Trip Excludes

Available Packages

Kenya Classic S
$1
Deposit: $0

Itinerary

Day 1
Arrival in Nairobi

On arrival at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met and transferred to Nairobi Hotel for an overnight stay. This is an ideal opportunity to relax and acclimatize before your adventure begins the following morning. 

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Diana Njagi
Pofu Tours and Travel is a reputable premier tour company offering personalized safaris across East Africa ranging from road and air safaris, beach holidays, incentives, and special interest tours. We also provide exciting packages for honeymoon travelers, family safaris, photography safaris among other memorable adventures. Our packages at Pofu Tours and Travel, integrate all the main attractions – from the wildebeest migration in Kenya & Tanzania to the enchanting beaches in Zanzibar, the mighty Kilimanjaro, and the Mountain Gorillas