6 Days Nairobi, Naivasha & Masai Mara Safari

Experience Kenya’s wonders on a safari that starts in lively Nairobi, continues to the peaceful Lake Naivasha, and ends on the famous plains of the Masai Mara National Reserve.

This safari offers a mix of comfort, adventure, and lasting memories, making it a great African getaway.

You’ll enjoy city sights, relaxing time by the lake, and exciting game drives across wide savannahs full of wildlife.

You’ll see amazing landscapes, experience local culture, and have wildlife encounters you’ll remember long after your trip.

Travelling  Tips

• Carry lightweight and comfortable clothing suitable for warm daytime temperatures and cooler mornings and evenings.
• Pack neutral-colored clothes, such as khaki, green, beige, or brown, for game drives.
• Bring a warm jacket or fleece for early-morning and evening safaris, when temperatures can get chilly.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes or boots for nature walks.
• Carry a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for sun protection.
• Keep a good camera or smartphone fully charged to capture unforgettable wildlife and landscape moments.
• Bring binoculars for better viewing of distant wildlife and bird species during game drives.
• Carry insect repellent to protect yourself from mosquitoes, especially in the evenings.
• Stay hydrated throughout the safari by drinking plenty of bottled water provided during the trip.
• Follow your safari guide’s instructions at all times for safety during wildlife encounters and park activities.
• Avoid making loud noises during game drives to prevent disturbing animals in their natural habitat.
• Carry some cash in small denominations for tips, souvenirs, and optional cultural experiences.
• Keep important documents such as passports, travel insurance, and identification safely stored at all times.
• Respect local cultures and traditions, especially when visiting Maasai communities and cultural villages.
• Charge electronic devices whenever possible since some camps may operate on limited generator or solar power.
• Wake up early for morning game drives, as this is the best time to spot active wildlife and predators.
• Be patient during game drives, as wildlife sightings occur naturally and every safari experience is unique.
• Pack personal medications and essential toiletries, especially if you require specific medical supplies.
• Travel with an open mind and adventurous spirit to fully enjoy the beauty, culture, and excitement of the safari.
• Most importantly, take time to relax, enjoy the scenery, and create unforgettable memories throughout your African safari journey.

What to Wear for the Safari

• Lightweight t-shirts and breathable cotton tops for warm daytime weather.
• Long-sleeved shirts to protect against sunburn, dust, and insect bites during game drives.
• Comfortable safari trousers or lightweight pants for outdoor activities and cooler evenings.
• Choose neutral-colored clothing to blend naturally with the environment.
• A warm fleece, sweater, or light jacket for chilly early morning and evening safaris.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes or boots for outdoor activities.
• Sandals or casual shoes for relaxing at the lodge or camp after safari activities.
• Use a wide-brim hat or cap for sun protection.
• Sunglasses with UV protection for daytime game drives and outdoor excursions.
• A lightweight waterproof jacket in case of unexpected rain, especially during the rainy season.
• Comfortable socks suitable for long drives and walking activities.
• A scarf or light shawl for extra warmth during morning drives and dusty roads.
• Swimwear for lodges or camps that offer swimming pools or spa facilities.
• Light sleepwear suitable for cool nighttime temperatures.
• Minimal jewelry and valuables for comfort and security during travel.
• A belt bag or small backpack to carry essentials during excursions and game drives.
• Breathable undergarments suitable for long travel days and warm weather.
• Gloves and a heavier jacket if traveling during colder months or very early morning safaris.
• Modest clothing for cultural visits to Maasai villages and local communities.
• Comfortable travel attire for airport transfers and long scenic drives between destinations.