Take the family on an unforgettable safari experience in the mighty Maasai Mara, before heading on to lesser known Lewa wildlife conservancy. Stay in welcoming, family-friendly lodges with friendly staff where your every wish and comfort is catered for. Next, hit the coast on the Lamu archipelago where you and the family can perfect your watersports and get active in and on the water.
Day 1 - Masai Mara National Reserve
- Private transfer from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to Wilson Airport
- Scheduled flight from Wilson Airport to the Masai Mara
Day 2 - Masai Mara National Reserve
- Bush walk in the Masai Mara
- Afternoon game drive in the Masai Mara
Day 3 - Masai Mara National Reserve
- Full day excursion in the Masai Mara
- Visit a Maasai Village
Day 4 - Masai Mara National Reserve
- A day at House in the Wild
Day 5 - Lewa
- Scheduled flight from Masai Mara Airstrip to Wilson Airport
- Scheduled flight from Wilson Airport to Lewa
Day 6 - Lewa
- Full day in Lewa Conservancy
Day 7 - Lewa
- Game Drive on Lewa Conservancy
Day 8 - Lamu Archipelago
- Scheduled flight from Lewa to Wilson Airport
- Scheduled flight from Wilson to Lamu
Day 9 - Lamu Archipelago
- A day on the water exploring the Lamu Archipelago (from Manda Bay)
Day 10 - Lamu Archipelago
- Perfect your watersports
Day 11 - Lamu Archipelago
- Snorkelling or diving in the Lamu Archipelago
Day 12 - Lamu Archipelago
- Day at leisure on the beach in Lamu Archipelago
Day 13 - Lamu Archipelago
- Last morning in Lamu
- Scheduled flight from Manda Airstrip to Wilson Airport
- Private transfer from Wilson Airport to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
The best time to visit Kenya encompasses good weather and brilliant wildlife viewing, which is usually during the dry season from late June to October. Within these months the famous Wildebeest Migration reaches the Maasai Mara - arriving in July and returning to Tanzania in October. As well as being great for animals, the weather is fine and dry during these months with temperatures regularly hitting the late twenties. Viewing wildlife is possible in Kenya all year round, but differs depending on which parks you visit - January and February are the months in which every park has something to offer. Peak season is May to November when the weather is finest but parks are most crowded. Neutral season is December to February, where climates are milder but crowds lesser, and lots of animals and their newborns roam free. The worst weather is in March, April and May when the wet season fully hits and many parks and lodges close down.
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