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One of the great experiences for safari-goers in Kenya is a visit to the Maasai Market. At these open-air markets travelers can find curios, paintings, drawings, clothes and fabrics with East African prints, jewellery and wood-carvings, many hand-made in Kenya by local artisans. You can buy all your souveniers and gifts in one-go but get ready for some serious bargaining.
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This itinerary includes the main attraction of Uganda – the habituated mountain gorillas! Logistically, you will fly between Entebbe and Bwindi National Park to spend a whole day trekking through the forest and spending an hour with these incredible primates.
Early morning departure from Nairobi to Tanzania, crossing the border at Namanga where our Tanzanian guides will meet you. Drive on to Arusha for lunch and continue to the Ngorongoro Crater.
Days are spent in beach sunbathing and also a guided cultural tour to the African villages, a day trip on a dhow to the famous Kisite marine park and see the dolphins really close, Mombasa City Tour, Tamarind Dhow, game drive in Shimba Hills National Park and enjoy seeing the wildlife
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Samburu National Reserve is home to rare animal species such as Beisa ory, grevy’s zebra, brue-necked Ostrich and the reticulated giraffe. Has plenty of the cat family and crocodiles are easily spotted along the river.It is the only park with an easy spot of leopards. Bird lovers have a great opportunity to sing along.
Experience the rich diversity of Kenyan traditional music and dance in our daily cultural performances. Our repertoire consists of over 50 dances from different ethnic communities.
Maasai Mara along the floor of the Great Rift Valley via Narok the only Maasai town near Mara, then climb the western wall entering Heming ways country that board Serengeti plains, arriving Mara in time for lunch.
Every type of meat imaginable, including four choices of wild game, are roasted on traditional Masai swords over a huge, visually spectacular charcoal pit that dominates the entrance of the restaurant.