Love Lemurs… Let’s go to Madagascar

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The island country lying off the south-eastern coast of Africa is the only home of the lovable lemurs. Our adorable cousins – for they are primates just like us – come in all shapes and sizes with over a 100 species. Your days in Madagascar will be filled with spotting as many as you can.

The world’s fourth largest island and the second-largest island country broke off the supercontinent Gondwana 150 million years ago that separated the Madagascar-Indian landmass from Africa.

A bit more shaking around the Earth’s core saw Madagascar finally split off from the Indian tectonic plate 70 million years later.

Isolated on the Indian Ocean, its flora and fauna developed independently creating 98% endemism – meaning what you see is only in Madagascar and nowhere else in the world.

Let’s discover Madagascar, one of the world’s top ten biodiversity hotspots.

Island History

Slightly larger than France, the tropical island boasts surreal ocean life to ravishing forests that are, of course home to the lemurs and so much more.

Its capital and largest city is Antananarivo affectionally known as Tana.

With 28 million islanders, Malagasy and French are spoken by ethnic groups of Malayo-Indonesian, mixed African and Malayo-Indonesian, and people with an Arab ancestry.

Archaeological research in the 20th century found evidence that human settlers reached Madagascar about five centuries before Europeans discovered the island. Malay-Indonesian seafarers arrived around the first century CE, Arabians followed in the sixth century and established trading posts there.

Here’s what we have planned for you.

DAY ONE Wed 19 August

Arrive in Tana.

Our Airport Meet and Assist Service ensures the most seamless arrival for our guests. Upon completing customs formalities, a dedicated representative will be there to assist you with various tasks, such as currency exchange, obtaining a local SIM card, setting up data on your SIM, and addressing any other requirements you may have. To ensure your convenience, we recommend handling currency exchange and SIM card acquisition before departing the airport.

A visitor’s visa is required and issued on arrival at Tana Airport for 10 euro for up to 13 days and 35 euro for 14 – 30 days.

Transfer by road to La Varangue Hotel.

This is a charming guest house in the centre of an upscale neighbourhood of the capital. Fruit of the marriage of Malagasy and colonial style architecture, this house offers the proximity of the commercial district of Antaninarenina.

Charm with genuine hospitality are the order of the day, the smiles and the competence of the team will make you appreciate the good life, typical of the “Big Island”.  This hotel offers unique decoration, and an outstanding collection of antiques will amaze you and transport you to the past. 

Meal Plan: Dinner & breakfast

Overnight: La Varangue Hotel.

DAY TWO Thurs 20 August

Antananarivo – Andasibe (170km).

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the picturesque landscapes of Madagascar by driving from Antananarivo to Andasibe. This 140-kilometer route will take you on an adventure through verdant forests, charming towns, and rural villages.

Your experienced driver will ensure a comfortable and safe ride, while your English-Speaking guide will provide you with interesting insights about the local culture and traditions. 

Madagascar Countryside

1 p.m. – Lunch at Vakona Forest Lodge

Overlooking its beautiful old established gardens, enjoy the delicious foods of the island before meeting the lemurs.

Lemurs Island – After lunch, you will enjoy an amazing personal experience with the lemurs in the lodge’s private reserve. It is a short walk from Vakona restaurant to a small rainforest of VOIMMA, which is protected by a local guides association.

Afternoon with lemurs

After your first meeting with the lemurs we will depart for Manjarano Lodge & Spa, a 20 minute drive.

Manjarano Lodge & Spa

Indulge in luxury, tranquillity, and a seamless blend of European standards and natural beauty at Manjarano Lodge & Spa.

Manjarano Lodge & Spa

This exquisite Manjarno is a haven of comfort, elegance, and serenity, nestled in the heart of the magnificent Andasibe forest.

The lodge offers a serene retreat, where you can unwind and rejuvenate amidst the captivating sights and sounds of the wilderness.

From the moment you arrive, the lodge’s impeccable service and attention to detail will ensure a memorable stay. Indulge in luxurious accommodations that provide the perfect blend of comfort and sophistication. The stylishly appointed rooms offer a serene sanctuary, allowing you to unwind and recharge after a day of exploration with captivating nature walks, where you can encounter unique wildlife, including lemurs, birds, and a myriad of endemic flora and fauna.

6 p.m. – We will be escorted on a short night walk to see some of the nocturnal creatures. Grading of the trails is easy. Be sure to pack a strong torch with some spare batteries for night walks.

8 p.m. – Dinner

Indulge in delectable culinary experiences at the lodge’s restaurant, where skilled chefs blend local and international flavours to create a gastronomic journey that delights the senses. 

Overnight: Manjarano Lodge & Spa.

DAY THREE Fri 21 August

Guided visit to Analamazaotra Special reserve

Encounter with a Lemur, a special moment

After breakfast, a short drive will bring us to the captivating wonders of Analamazaotra, home to the most popular park within the reserve. This enchanting destination holds a special allure, primarily due to the presence of the rare indri, Madagascar’s largest lemur. Throughout the misty forest, the indri’s haunting and unforgettable wail resonates, creating an otherworldly ambiance that can be experienced throughout the day, but most prominently in the early morning. With approximately 60 resident family groups, each consisting of two to five indris, you’ll have ample opportunities to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

While the indris steal the spotlight, the park is teeming with an array of other remarkable lemur species. Keep your eyes peeled for sightings of woolly lemurs, grey bamboo lemurs, red-fronted lemurs, black-and-white ruffed lemurs, and diademed sifakas, which are among the largest lemur species. In 2005, the Goodman’s mouse lemur, identified as a distinct species, was discovered here, further adding to the park’s biodiversity.

As you explore, you’ll also encounter eleven species of tenrec, the vibrant and immense Parson’s chameleon, and an impressive array of seven other chameleon species. Additionally, the park boasts over 100 bird species, 20 species of amphibians, and the endemic Ravenea louvelii palm tree, which is found exclusively within its boundaries.

You will enjoy the Indri 2 trail which encompasses the lakes and extends to the domains of two separate indri families and takes around 3 hours.

To witness the indris in their most active state, the early morning hours, specifically from 7 a.m. (park gates open at 0800) to 11 a.m., are the optimal time. Prepare to be enchanted by their calls and observe their graceful movements through the forest canopy, creating a truly mesmerising experience.

1 p.m. – Lunch at Manjarano Lodge & Spa

After lunch, we embark on a four hour drive (170kms) from Andasibe back to Antananarivo, offering you a captivating view of the breathtaking Angavo mountain ranges that demarcate the boundary between two distinct climate zones. As we traverse the picturesque landscapes, you’ll be greeted by charming villages that dot the route, each adorned with bustling markets teeming with vibrant energy. This presents the perfect opportunity for you to capture mesmerising photographs that encapsulate the region’s natural beauty and cultural essence.

Visit to Peyrieras Madagascar Exotic (Marozevo reserve)

Prepare to be amazed on your journey with a stop at the captivating Madagascar Exotic Park, owned by the renowned Peyrieras family. Situated on National Road N2 between the towns of Manjakandriana and Moramanga, approximately 75km (47mi) east of Antananarivo, this privately run park is a must-visit destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Founded and owned by André Peyreiras, a French entomologist and naturalist, the park is also known as the Reserve Peyrieras or Peyrieras Butterfly Farm. Here, you’ll have the chance to witness the feeding of chameleons and observe a range of other fascinating reptiles, including iguanas, geckos, frogs, and crocodiles. The park is also home to the giant Atlas Moth, as well as a variety of butterfly species and tenrecs.

As you enter several large, caged buildings and greenhouses, accompanied by a knowledgeable park guide, you’ll be transported into a world of Malagasy fauna that will leave you in awe. With countless photo opportunities, the Madagascar Exotic Park is the perfect location to learn about Madagascar’s unique wildlife and to witness some of its most remarkable creatures up close. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary experience that will make your Madagascar trip truly unforgettable!

6 p.m. – We will arrive at Relais des Plateaux Hotel & Spa.

Relais des Plateaux Hotel

Situated a stone’s throw from Ivato Airport, the Relais des Plateaux hotel in Antananarivo offers utmost convenience with its complimentary shuttle service to both the airport and the city center. As you arrive, you’ll be greeted by a 24-hour reception, ensuring round-the-clock assistance for your comfort and peace of mind.

The hotel’s tropical garden provides a tranquil oasis, inviting you to unwind and immerse yourself in the serene surroundings.

8 p.m. – Dinner.

Indulge your taste buds at the buffet-style restaurant, adorned with charming, exposed beams, where you can savour a delightful array of culinary delights. 

After which, enter your elegant room which overlooks the captivating gardens.

Time permitting, enjoy a dip in the heated swimming pool, where you can bask in the gentle warmth while lounging on comfortable sun lounges. The hotel staff is known for their friendliness and warm hospitality, dedicated to providing top-notch service and ensuring your stay is both comfortable and memorable.

DAY FOUR Sat 22 August

8 a.m. Start your day with a wholesome island breakfast before the flight to Nosy Be.  Your hotel, the Relais des Plateaux, will manage your transfer today.

On arrival in Nosy Be you will be met and transferred to Ravinstra Wellness Hotel, a blend of nature and luxury on the west coast, famous for its stunning sunsets.

Here you spend the next four nights at Ravintsara Wellness Hotel

Ravinstra Wellness Hotel

Day at Leisure

Spend the day on the beach, snorkelling or just relaxing with a good book.

Perhaps enjoy a massage or other treatments.

DAY SIX Sun 23 August

Nosy Antsoa and Nosy Iranja

Enjoy an early breakfast before boarding your boat for your first adventure.

Heading south we stop at Nosy Antsoa for a quick swim and a guided walk through the forest to see up to seven species of lemur.

From here we head on to Nosy Iranja.

Two islands at high tide but one, joined by a 750m sandy spit, at low tide.

Nosy Iranja has often been voted the most beautiful of Indian Ocean Islands and deservedly.

Metal lighthouse built by Gustave Eiffel in 1909 . Credit Tato Grasso

On arrival take a walk up to Gustav Eiffel’s lighthouse to enjoy the spectacular view of the island. Explore the village, walk along the spit (take water and a hat!) and if you are lucky you might witness turtles hatching.  

After an ice-cold drink at the ‘Tiki Bar’ you will enjoy a fabulous lunch before returning to Nosy Komba.

OVERNIGHT: Ravintsara Wellness Hotel HB

DAY SEVEN Mon 24 August

Tanikely Marine Reserve

Everybody talks about this magical island.

Nosy Tanikely is a tiny, uninhabited island surrounded by patches of shallow coral and sandy beaches. 

Nosy Tanikely Marine Reserve

Nosy Tanikely means “island of the little land”. 

This natural aquarium is famous for its marine reserve teeming with underwater flora and fauna. It offers superb snorkelling in warm waters with great visibility. You can discover angelfish, clown fish, puffer fish, grouper and spotted stingrays.

Angelfish, Clownfish, Triggerfish, turtles, parrot fish, spotted stingrays and pufferfish are just a few of the vast array of life here, under the sea.  

Take a walk up to another of Gustav Eiffel’s lighthouses probably spotting a few resident Black Lemur along the way.

Return to hotel until dinner.

OVERNIGHT: Ravintsara Wellness Hotel HB

DAY EIGHT Tues 25 August

Nosy Sakatia

This is a Half day excursion.

Nosy Sakatia is a charming island situated just 15 minutes from Nosy Be. 

Swimming with the turtles at Nosy Sakatia

Known as the Perfume Island it is also famous for its lack of roads, green turtles, incredible snorkelling and friendly villagers.

There is a sacred forest, endless beaches and mangroves.

OVERNIGHT: Ravintsara Wellness Hotel HB

DAY NINE Wed 26 August

After breakfast, transfer to Nosy Be Airport for flight to Antananarivo for your international flight.

END OF SERVICES.

COST:

Approximately depending on group size:

PP: USD 6,800 PP

PPS: USD 6,500 PPS

Excluded 

Premium Drinks

Tips

Additional activities/excursions

Spa treatments

Items of a personal nature

Laundry

Use of jacuzzi at Ravintsara

International airfare

Included

All stated in itinerary – SUBJECT to availability of the accommodation and flights quoted.

2 glasses of wine/beer at dinner

To Book your Spot:

Contact Rupi Mangat CEO Moonlion Safaris or email me: rupimangat@yahoo.com

Sensational Safari in Kenya – November 2026

Lions, Rhinos, Elephants and Mountains on a Wildlife Safari

November 16-23, 2026

7 nights, 8 days

Game drives in customized safari cruisers

Overview:

Rejuvenate with a safari to discover Kenya’s rich wildlife and its diverse cultures in this tropical paradise on the Equator, the denizen of big game – elephants and rhino; lions, leopards and cheetahs; rhinos and mighty raptors that soar the skies.

The Kenya classic safari takes you through the tapestry of sweeping grasslands, and lush swamps with snow-topped mountains that is home to this spectacular wildlife.

Lesser flamingoes in the Amboseli wetland

Highlights

  • Experience the thrill of a Luxury Safari across three breathtaking game parks, where every moment is a captivating nature’s finest!
  • Watching Africa’s big game in the wild has a different vibe than a zoo!
  • Stay in two unique tented camps
  • See the Samburu 5, rare endemic animals only found in the arid north region
  • Stay in a beautiful Nairobi hotel
  • See Africa’s two highest mountains – Kilimanjaro and Kenya
  • Check out the elephant research camp in Amboseli to hear about the longest-studied elephants in the wild!
  • Dive into a culinary adventure on safari!

Imagine watching elephants beneath the magnificent snow-capped Kilimanjaro, then ending your day with an exciting game drive in the warmth of the ‘golden light’.

Amboseli elephants on the plains of Mount Kilimanjaro

Meet your safari host, Rupi Mangat founder of Moonlion Safaris

Rupi is a travel writer with a penchant for wildlife conservation and sustainability. A third-generation Kenyan, she’s been on safari more times than she can count since she started writing profesionally in 1998. She teams up with the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya as the editor of Komba, which is all about getting kids excited about saving wildlife. With her awesome connections to groups like Action for Cheetahs in Kenya, Nature Kenya, and the Mara Meru Cheetah Project, she gives you a behind-the-scenes look at their incredible and sometimes tough world.

Day 1 Monday November 16

Fly into Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. You will be met at the airport by our representative who will guide you through arrival. You will then be driven by your driver-guide to your hotel, the Villa Rosa Kempinski.

The Villa Rosa Kempinski is one of Nairobi’s finest hotels that has played host to world leaders like former U.S. president Barack Obama and famous artists like Lupita An’yong. It boasts a beautiful spa to pamper yourself.

The day is at leisure. Villa Rosa is a few minutes’ drive to the central business district. Nairobi is a fast-paced city. The core of the city centre boasts early colonial architecture and modern high-rise towers. Day excursions can be booked at the reception.

Day at leisure

Dinner – the hotel boasts a variety of restaurants to choose from or we can suggest restaurants in the city.

HOTEL: The Villa Rosa B&B                         

Day 2 Tuesday November 17

Today the adventure begins.

It’s an early start to the day. After a hearty breakfast we will fly to Amboseli National Park 250 kms southeast of Nairobi, under the Snows of Kilimanjaro. It’s a 45-minute flight over Karen Blixen’s (Out of Africa) famed Ngong Hills and  Nairobi National Park, the only wildlife park in a capital city that today it is still home to black rhinos, the big cats and more.

You will be collected from the airstrip and driven to Ol Tukai Lodge at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Amboseli with a game drive en route in our custom-made safari cruisers driven by expert driver/guides.

The 392-square-kilometer Amboseli sits on the border with Tanzania where Kilimanjaro looms. The park is spectacular for its wildlife and tapestry of grassland, forest and swamps fed by the snows of Kilimanjaro which at 19,340 feet is the roof of Africa. Amboseli comes from the Maasai word ‘empusal’ meaning salty dust because of the dry lake bed from where plumes of dust rise.

By now it’s lunch time.

Enjoy your gourmet lunch buffet under the gaze of Kilimanjaro and in the company of elephants that linger in the wetland.

Iced tea at lunch at Ol Tukai Lodge watching elephants and zebra in the swamp

Amboseli is home to the longest studied elephant population in the wild, a research pioneered in 1972 by Dr Cynthia Moss of the Amboseli Trust for Elephants. All the elephants in the park are known to the research team with files on individuals dating from the first elephants in the study dating back 50 years.

3 p.m. – Leave for an exciting talk on elephant research at the Amboseli Trust for Elephants research centre in the park.

After the talk proceed for an afternoon game drive in search of big game like lions and elephants plus we’ll enjoy the rich birdlife with a short climb up the ancient hill by to have a sweeping view the vast Amboseli lands before returning to camp at sunset.

7.30 p.m. Meet for a cocktail at the bar and then dine on delicious foods with Kilimanjaro in a blanket of darkness. We’ll exchange the day’s highlights and later be entertained by the local Maasai performing traditional dances with their signature high leaps and throaty chants celebrating love, lion hunts, war and happiness. You may want to join in.

Elephant Bar at Ol Tukai Lodge

The Maasai have co-existed for many years with African wildlife because both the wildlife and the large herds of cattle owned by the Masai need wide spaces to survive.

Hotel:  Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli National Park

Day 3 Wednesday November 18

6 a.m. – It’s an early start to the day at Wake up calls can be arranged. Enjoy a cuppa coffee or tea and biscuits.

6.30 a.m. Leave for an early morning game drive. This is the best time to enjoy wildlife as well as late afternoons before the sun goes down. It’s the time when the animals are most active before the sun becomes too hot for them and lethargy sets in. The lionesses would rather hunt when it’s cooler but being opportunistic the hunt is on if the quarry is easy. Lions do not have sweat glands and you’ll hear them panting a lot.

Lioness in Amboseli

9 a.m. Return to the lodge for breakfast.

Take time to relax, swim, read a book and enjoy the grounds.

Ol Tukai Lodge – cool off in the swimming pool

1 p.m. – Lunch

4 p.m. – Depart for an exciting afternoon game drive

6.30 p.m. – Return to the lodge.

Take some time to refresh with a cold beer at the bar or a cool shower.

7.30 p.m. Enjoy another gourmet feast while entertained by the local Maasai or with a talk on amazing Amboseli by the resident naturalist before retiring to bed. Having a nightcap by the fire pit is a nice way to end the day.

Hotel:  Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli National Park

Day 4 – Thursday November 19

8 a.m. After breakfast depart to the airstrip for a 90-minute flight to Samburu National Reserve in the arid lands, north of the equator with a short stopover in Nairobi and a light lunch at the in-house restaurant. Be assured the menu serves sumptuous meals and great Kenyan coffee.

Elephant Bedroom Camp on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River – image courtesy

Have your cameras ready. If it’s clear you will see Mount Kenya on the equator. This volcanic mountain at 17,057 feet (5,199 meters) is Kenya’s tallest. When the first explorers reported of the snow-capped mountains on and near the equator, they were ridiculed – for who had ever heard of snow on the equator?

Samburu is the land of the Samburu Special, wildlife only found north of the equator and adapted to life in the arid lands such as: the Reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx, gerenuk and Somali ostrich. These species have adapted to life without water, surviving just on morning dew. The life-lung of the land is the Ewaso Nyiro River that is to this region what the Nile is to Egypt.

The rarest zebra on earth – Grevy’s in Samburu

On arrival early afternoon at Samburu National Reserve we will be transferred from the airstrip to the camp with a game drive en route before checking in and enjoying time at the camp by the River.

3.30 p.m. Embark on another exciting game drive through the arid bush and the lush oasis by the river. Look out for leopard, lions and elephants and raptors before returning to camp at sunset.

Relax at Elephant Bedroom Camp

6.30 p.m. Return in time for a sumptuous dinner freshly prepared under the stars of the northern hemisphere. If you’re a star gazer, this is the perfect spot close to the equator to see the constellations straddling the two hemispheres.

You might be entertained by local Samburu dancers with the songs and dances of their ancestors.

The Samburu like the Maasai belong to the Nilotic ethnic group that came into present day Kenya from the north along the Nile some five centuries ago. Interestingly, in addition, the Samburu believe that they hail from Venus the planet.

Enjoy your evening and a good night’s sleep in your luxurious tent.

Hotel: Elephant Bedroom Tented Camp

Day 5 – Friday November 20

6.15 a.m. Another glorious morning in Africa. Rise and shine for an early morning game drive after a cuppa. The landscape is surreal with mountains and rocky insets.

9 a.m. Return for breakfast  and then enjoy your morning watching the local wildlife or treat yourself to a spa treatment in the wild.

1 p.m. – Lunch.

4 p.m. – Samburu is also part of the lion project pioneered by Ewaso Lions. The driver-guides will point out to some on the game drives.

Return for a starlit dinner followed by a night cap by the campfire and finally to a peaceful slumber in your ‘tent’.

Elephant Bedroom suite

Hotel: Elephant Bedroom Tented Camp

Day 6 Saturday November 21

A 90-minute flight from Samburu via Nairobi, and you will land in the Maasai Mara, after flying over the Great Rift Valley. It is the planet’s longest valley on land stretching 6,000km from Lebanon in the Middle East to Mozambique in South-eastern Africa and best seen in Kenya. The flight then enters the savanna grassland in the mighty Mara that is home to the Big 5 – elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard (and cheetah). This is lion country famous for its black manned lions and it is possible to see all the three big cats – lion, leopard and cheetah – in a day.

King of Beast – the famous black maned lion of the Mara – courtesy of camp

You will be collected from the airstrip and driven to the glam canvas camp with a short game drive en route. After check-in, relax and enjoy an exquisite lunch.

The spotted sphinx in the Mara with wildebeest in the background – image courtesy of camp

3.30 p.m.  Leave for the afternoon game drive at to return at sunset to the camp.

Take a few minutes to refresh before dinner will be under the stars with lots of lively exchanges on your first night in the Mara, dubbed one of the seven natural wonders of the modern world.

Mara Ngench Tented Camp aerial view on the banks of the mighty Mara River – image courtesy

Finally it’s lala salama, ‘a peaceful sleep’ in Kiswahili.

Hotel: Masai Mara Ngenche Safari Camp

Day 7 Sunday November 22

5 a.m. – After a cuppa tea/coffee, OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST depart for a thrilling balloon safari (Please wear long pants and warm jacket, a hat and shoes) at sunrise with a champagne breakfast on landing. It’s a novel way of game watching catching an eagle’s eye view of the land and life below.

Sunrise over Africa with a balloon safari in Maasai Mara. Image by Inderjit Singh Mangat

6.30 a.m. OR enjoy a morning game drive followed by breakfast.

The morning is at leisure.

1 p.m. – lunch by the river.

Lunch by the Mara River with hippos in the river – courtesy

4 p.m. – Depart for a game drive in search of the spotted cat whose global population in the wild is less than 10,000 today compared to 100,000 a century ago. Kenya is a stronghold for these cheetahs.

7.30 p.m. – It’s your last night in the African bush with dinner under the stars before we wish you ‘lala salaama’.

Mara Ngenche

OVERNIGHT: Masai Mara Ngenche Safari Camp

Day 8 Monday November 23

Nairobi

After a sumtuous breakfast in the Mara, fly back to Nairobi to arrive by midday and head to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your flights the next day or that night.

As Karen Blixen, the author of ‘Out of Africa’ said: “If there were one more thing I could do, it would be to go on safari once again.”

NOTE: Ms. Mangat reserves the right to alter the itinerary based on weather,  availability as well as exciting opportunities that might crop up!

*You have an option at the Four Points at Sheraton at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport hotel. Because you might be flying back that evening you can book your room as a day room or for the whole night depending on when your flights are. For this reason we didn’t include this night in our overall price. The hotel will transfer you to the airport terminal.

Prices range from $128 – $171 and include a transfer to the airport. Lunch or dinner at the buffet at the hotel is around $30.

Not to worry – Vegetarians will be well fed in all camps as well as those on wheat intolerant diet or others. Just let us know in advance.

What’s Included?

Everything stated in itinerary above including all meals. Meals on the first day in Nairobi are not included as people will be arriving at different times.

All entry fees and all transport including transfers to and from the airport on safari.

What’s Not Included?

Roundtrip airfare to Kenya. Any additional spa treatments desired beyond what is described. Last day accommodation at Nairobi Airport hotel. Any personal souvenirs or purchases. Wine, beer or spirits. Travel insurance (very highly recommended) and trip medical coverage (required for travelers over 50 years of age).

Tips for the driver-guides and lodging staff.

Next steps?

I’m interested so what do I do next?

Whatsapp on an agreed time with Rupi on +254 791 401 490 to ask any questions or voice any concerns you may have. This will give you a better understanding of your African safari.

Or email: rupi.mangat@yahoo.com

Quick reads:

Cheetahs in Meru and Maasai Mara – Action for Cheetahs in Kenya and The Mara-Meru Cheetah project with fascinating insights into the spotted cat whose global population in the wild is less than 10,000 today compared to 100,000 a century ago. Kenya is a stronghold for these cats.

SAFARI COST

  • USD 9,500 per person in single room
  • USD 8,900 per person sharing

The rate includes:

  • Everything stated in the safari itinerary
  • Game drives with professional driver-guides in safari cruisers with window seats
  • Flights: Nairobi –Samburu – Mara – Nairobi.
  • All park and conservancy fees are included.