Go Ecogreen with the Nature-inspiring Kenya Lodges on a Responsible Kenya Safari

Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi and drive to Drive to Ole Sereni Hotel

The moment you land over the city of Nairobi, your much-awaited Kenya Safari tour will finally begin. Have a safe landing, clear your customs, collect your baggage, and let a staff member of an eco-friendly lodge take you to the hotel safely. You will be transferring to Ole Sereni Hotel which translates as ‘Place of Tranquility’ and is the perfect place to unwind from your long flight before tomorrow’s adventure. Enjoy the heartiest welcome and services of the hotel, enjoy meals, hotel view, and much more for the rest of the day. Tomorrow, you can step out of the hotel to have some adventure on your safari.

Day 2: Visiting the Nairobi National Park

Ole Sereni Hotel is located nearest to the famous Nairobi National Park. So, this park deserves to be your first safari destination. Spot rhinoceros and gazelle roaming freely on the roads and hence get perfectly introduced to Africa. Environmentally sensitive and socially responsible, your stay at Tawi will not only be a luxurious experience, but also one that fosters local development simultaneously. Enjoy the all-natural things around you while sleeping in a private solar-powered cottage with your own wooden verandah that looks out onto the slopes of Kilimanjaro.

Day 3-4: Enjoy a Breakfast Picnic Surrounded by Elephants in Amboseli National Park

This morning, you need to wake up early because you have some special guests to have breakfasts with - the elephants. An early morning departure from the lodge will ensure that you have a breakfast picnic surrounded by elephants, zebra, giraffe, and wildebeest. Gaze at the prolific elephant troops walking gracefully in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. Spot Flamingos and Pelicans dotting the shores and flying above, creating a colorful postcard-worthy photo. Spending time at Amboseli is completely your choice. You can either spend a complete day at the park and explore it on its fullest, or return to the lodge for lunch and evening meals.

Day-5-6: Flying to Lewa and Exploring it on Foot and at Night with a Masai Warrior

Lewa is known for the luxurious safari camps that it offers to travelers. If you want to experience camping on your Kenya Safari, do visit this place. On arriving at Lewa, you will be welcomed by its staff who will tell you how to avail the best of the camping. You will also get an option to explore the entire Lewa on foot at night with a Masai warrior. Wake up early morning to see a landscape that bursts with activity. As Lewa is not a national park, you will be able to drive off-road for unprecedented intimacy and proximity to leopards, cheetahs, and lions. You will also get to spot the Big Five, the conservancy is also home to some rarer species, including the beisa oryx, which guides will educate you about as you scan the landscape.