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3 Days Amboseli Flying Safari
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Overview
3-Day Amboseli Flying Safari for a quick and luxurious wildlife adventure. Fly directly to Amboseli National Park, renowned for its majestic elephants and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Enjoy game drives, bird watching, and the comforts of upscale lodges, making the most of your short safari experience.
Tour Activities
- Game Drive
- Guided Nature Walk
- Birding
- Cultural Tours
Duration
3 days
Group Size
10 people
Ages
18+ yrs
Languages
English
What's included
- Transfer from JKIA to Wilson Airport
- Excursion in Nairobi
- Shared game in a 4 x 4 safari Land cruiser
- Full board accommodation at for the 2 nights
- Amboseli Park entry fees
- Flights from Nairobi - Amboseli – Nairobi – Masai Mara
- Game drives as mentioned in the itinerary
- All government taxes
What's Excludes
- International airfares and Visa fees
- Entry fees to the excursion in Nairobi. Giraffe Centre @ $ 15 and Elephant Orphanage @ $15 per person
- Breakfast and lunch in Nairobi
- Masai Village Fees
- Souvenirs, tips to local guides and items of personal nature
- Laundry and drinks
Itinerary
Our driver will pick you up from JKIA or your Hotel in Nairobi and transfer you to Wilson Airport for your 0800hrs flight to Amboseli National Park. The flight takes approximately 45 minutes.
Upon landing at the airstrip, a driver guide will be waiting to transfer you to the camp. Check in and relax as you adjust to your new surrounding that will be your home for the next 2 nights. You may choose between taking a nap or going swimming at the lodge before taking a late afternoon game drive.
In the evenings from 9.00 to 9.30 Maasai Morans entertain our guests at the bonfire with their traditional dances and will also explain to you the meanings of their dances and songs. You are encouraged to join in and see if you could jump higher than a Masaai!
Dinner and overnight at Kibo Safari Camp
Amboseli National Park
Located in the southern reaches of Kenya, the Amboseli National Park is renowned for its excellent variety of wildlife such as Masaai giraffe, elephant, lion and cheetah and not surprisingly it is one of Kenya's most popular parks. The landscape of Amboseli is dominated by the majestic snow cap of Mount Kilimanjaro, as well as open plains, acacia woodland, swamps and the massif of Ol Donyo Orok. The birding is excellent, especially closer to the lakes and swamps. The park is famous for being the best place in Africa to get close to large herds of elephants among other wildlife species. Other attractions of the park include opportunities to meet the Maasai people and soak up spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
The Amboseli National Park’s ecosystem is mainly savannah grassland spread across the Kenya-Tanzania border, and also comprises of forested areas around some of its rivers and lakes. The park is famous for being the best place in Africa to get close to free-ranging elephants among other wildlife species, and its other attractions include opportunities to meet the Maasai tribe’s people, and its spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
With all this and more to see in the park, you might decide to spend a full day there instead of returning to our lodge for lunch. Should this be the case, and for your convenience, we have a tented luncheon and bar venue within a five minute drive from the park gates.
After your breakfast, you will embark on a game drive in search of wild animals with great opportunity of taking their photos against a background of the Africa’s highest mountain. This will continue until lunch time when you will get back to the camp for your lunch followed by a brief rest at the camp.
An evening game drive always gives visitors a chance to see animals more active after emerging from their hideouts where they take shelter from the midday sunlight. There is always a high chance of seeing the cats hunting either in the morning or evenings.
Dinner and overnight at the Camp
The elephants are the kings of the park, no doubt. They are fond of the swamp areas, where they share the cool waters with the hippos and hide beneath the papyrus. The park is also home to a large resident population of Burchell’s zebras. Other herbivores include Thomson’s and Grants gazelles, buffalo, warthog, Maasai giraffe, impala, water buck and dik-dik. Baboons and Vervet monkeys inhabit the scarce woodlands. Carnivores are represented by lions, spotted hyenas, wild cats, jackals, caracals and cheetahs. With regards to birds, more than 400 species of birds have been registered, among which outstand pelican, flamingo, kingfisher, African fish eagle, ibis, secretary bird, crowned crane, grey and Goliath herons, cattle egret, black-winged stilt, little grebe, Egyptian goose, martial eagle, pigmy falcon, Masaai ostrich, white backed vulture, lappet faced vulture, yellow-necked spur fowl, kori bustard and hornbills. After the rains, the park gathers large flocks of water birds.
Optional
Visit to the Maasai Cultural Village at a fee
Hot Air Balloon ride
Wake at dawn; check out as you go for an early morning breakfast. After breakfast collect your things and say your goodbyes. Depart for the airstrip for your 0835hrs flight back to Nairobi to arrive 0940hrs,
Our driver will pick you up Wilson Airport for a half day Nairobi tour.
Giraffe Centre
The African Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya (A.F.E.W. Kenya) also known as the Giraffe Centre is a non-governmental, non-profit making organization, which was founded by Betty and Jock Leslie-Melville in 1979. This was in a bid to save the endangered Rothschild Giraffe, which had lost its natural habitat in Western Kenya to agriculture and there were only 130 left in the wild. Funds were raised and 4 herds of the Rothschild giraffes were moved to 4 parks namely Lake Nakuru National Park, Mwea Game Reserve, Ruma National Park and Nasalot Game Reserve.
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
Founded in 1977 by Dr. Dame Daphne Sheldrick D.B.E, in honor of the memory of her late husband, famous naturalist and founding Warden of Tsavo East National Park, David Leslie William Sheldrick MBE, the DSWT claims a rich and deeply rooted family history in wildlife and conservation. Born from one family’s passion for Kenya and it's wilderness, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is today the most successful orphan-elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in the world and one of the pioneering conservation organisations for wildlife and habitat protection in East Africa.
To date the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has successfully hand-raised over 150 infant elephants and has accomplished it's long-term conservation priority by effectively reintegrating orphans back into the wild herds of Tsavo, claiming many healthy wild-born calves from former-orphaned elephants raised in care.
Karen Blixen Museum
The Karen Blixen Museum was once the home of the Danish author Karen Blixen. The renowned author made famous by the release of the Oscar winning movie ‘Out of Africa’, based on Karen’s autobiography of the same title. The museum displays many pieces of the author's furniture and has a splendid view of the Ngong Hills, immortalized in Karen Blixen's opening line, "I had a farm in Africa at the foot of the Ngong Hills."
The Karen Blixen Museum is open to the public every day, with guided tours on offer. The museum shop features handicrafts, posters, postcards, the movie ‘Out of Africa’, as well as books and other Kenyan souvenirs.
Karen Blixen Restaurant
The Karen Blixen restaurant and bar oozes charm. Set in what used to be Karen Blixen's old coffee farm estate, the beautiful gardens are a great place to enjoy peace and quiet out of the hussle and bussle of Nairobi. In a relaxed atmosphere among the comfortable surroundings; a long open veranda, suede chairs, large open fireplaces (great for cold wet days) Karen Blixen attracts a cross section of people from Nairobi. The Karen Blixen Coffee Garden dates back to 1906. And for One Horizon volunteers its an opportunity to step out of the hussle and bussle of Nairobi to a uniquely serene place
Visit Giraffe and start by listening to a short and interesting talk about the giraffes of Kenya and the endangered Rothschild. Then, you can ask the nice staff members to give you some giraffe food (pellets) so you can feed them. The pellets consist of dietary supplements, as the giraffes eat mainly tree leaves. It is important to give them one piece at a time, as it is more fun, and you will avoid being bitten.
If you dare, you can place one of the pieces between your lips and get close to the giraffe so it gives you a lovely wet kiss! After taking many pictures with these beautiful animals, you can also take a look at the warthogs (pumba) and tortoises, buy something at the souvenir shop or grab a snack at the café.
Later at 11, visit David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust known as ‘The Elephant Orphanage’. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an organization working to protect Africa's endangered wildlife. Admire work done to support orphaned rhinos and elephants through infancy.
Have lunch at The Carnivore restaurant, famous worldwide for its wide array of grilled meats, including crocodile and antelope, skewered on Maasai swords in an open-air environment. Our driver will then transfer you to your Hotel or JKIA for your international flight
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