Masai Mara and Lakes Expedition

After checking out, take a car to Lake Naivasha, which is well-known for having a large number of flamingos and hippos. After arriving at your resort and having lunch, take a boat ride over Lake Naivasha, the tallest lake in the Rift Valley. Prepare your camera for antelopes grazing at the water's edge, hippos lounging close to the coast, and a variety of birds soaring overhead. Head back to your lodge for dinner and an overnight stay as the sun sets.

Drive to the well-known Maasai Mara National Reserve, a wildlife enthusiast's paradise, after checking out. After arriving, check into your accommodation and eat a substantial lunch. The "Big Five"—lions, elephants, buffalo, leopards, and rhinos—can all be seen in their natural habitat during the park's amazing safari experience. Millions of gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests migrate from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara during the Great Migration, which you might see if you go between July and November.

On a full-day wildlife drive in the untamed landscape of Maasai Mara National Reserve, experience the beauties of the Masai Mara. Cheetahs can climb on top of safari trucks to see their prey, or they can lay out in the cool shadows. There are 500 different kinds of birds that live here, so keep an eye out for some of them. You may see beautiful kingfishers flying through the skies or birds walking across the grasslands. Watch as golden sunshine spills across the boundless grasslands at twilight, bringing your safari day to a stunning conclusion.

After leaving the lodge today, you will be driven to the airport in preparation for your journey to Mombasa (via Nairobi). After you get there, you can spend the day whatever you like at Diani Beach. Before returning, think about stopping by some of the local attractions, including the Diani Art Gallery, which showcases beautiful pieces of art from both domestic and foreign artists, or the historic Kongo Mosque, which is the oldest mosque in East Africa and is surrounded by palm trees.

Enjoy a leisurely day at Diani Beach today. You can go swimming in the pristine seas, try snorkeling around the colorful coral gardens, or go scuba diving to view schools of tropical fish scuttling over the reefs. To see playful dolphins and sea turtles, you can also go on a boat ride to Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park, a protected region teeming with marine life. The beach comes alive at night; visit clubs along the shore for live music, tropical cocktails, and stargazing.