kenya tours 14 days

14 Days Kenya Safari and Beach Holiday

• Deals and Discounts
• Family friendly
• Nairobi Safari Tours
• Wildebeest Migration Safaris

If you are looking forward to spend quality time in Kenya to enjoy bush and beach experiences then our 14 days Kenya safari and beach package would be the best option for you to take. No Kenya safari package can match this one if you are interested in both wildlife safari in Kenya as well as beach vacation in the Kenyan Coast.

Our 02 weeks Safari in Kenya with a Beach Extension in Mombasa is the best way to combine wildlife safaris in Africa with a beach vacation on the palm fringed endless beaches off the warm Indian Ocean. The beach extension for this bush & beach tour doesn’t necessarily have to be spent in Mombasa . We can offer the same package with a beach vacation extension at Diani Beach which is one of the best beaches in Africa or even in Malindi up north of Mombasa.

14 Days Kenya Safari & Beach Vacation – Outline Itinerary

We have here below an outlined itinerary of the 14 days Kenya wildlife safari with beach extension at Mombasa, Diani or Malindi beaches.

Day 1 – Arrive at Nairobi, Transfer to Hotel

Day 2 – Transfer to Masai Mara National Reserve

Day 3 – Full day safari at Masai Mara

Day 4 – Masai Mara to Lake Nakuru National Park

Day 5 – Lake Nakuru, Drive to Amboseli National Park

Day 6 – Full Day Safari Amboseli National Park

Day 7 – Amboseli to Tsavo West National Park

Day 8 – Tsavo West Safari, Drive to Mombasa or Diani Beach

Day 9 to Day 13: Beach stay at Mombasa or Diani

Day 14 – Transfer to Mombasa Airport for departure.

2 Weeks Kenya Safari & beach holiday; the Program

Starting from Nairobi with an overnight stay, the safari tour takes you to the finest wildlife areas in Kenya namely Masai Mara, Nakuru, Amboseli National Park and Tsavo west before ending up at the Kenya Coast where you will check in at a beach resort in Mombasa, Tiwi, Diani Beach at the South Coast or Malindi Beach at the North Coast of Kenya. It is truly a magical 2 weeks Safari and beack package in Kenya. 

If you wish to go for an island then it is time you flew to Lamu Island in Kenya. This Kenya safari can also be combined with a beach extension in Zanzibar if you wish.

The wildlife parks and reserves that you visit in this tour offers you a unique chance to spot all the Big five with some little luck and if you are even luckier, you may also witness the world’s biggest animal spectacle; The Wildebeests Migration safari in Masai Mara .

The safari package involves staying at nice standard lodges and tented camps that are both good for couples & small groups but also family friendly for those travelling with family. You may also be interested in our 11 Days Family safari in Kenya incase you want to travel to Kenya for wildlife safari only with no beach extension.

In case you need to fly in and out of Nairobi we can arrange the connection flight for you and your travel partner. Please let us know and we will arrange that. This Combined 2 weeks safari in Kenya and beach package can be customized to start from the beach or if you are planning your own beach vacation in Kenya, we can offer you the safari part only like we are doing with our Mombasa safari tours .

Additional information

14 days kenya safari and beach holiday ; detailed itinerary, arrival in nairobi kenya.

On arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport you will be met by our representative who will transfer you to your hotel in Nairobi City. Overnight will be at Trademark Hotel. Bed and breakfast.

Masai Mara Kenya

Breakfast at the hotel in Nairobi early in the morning then drive to Masai Mara with a brief stop at the Rift Valley viewpoint, Mai mahiu and the Masai town of Narok. We arrive Masai Mara in time for lunch at the lodge or camp before going for a hot lunch. After lunch we will go for an afternoon game drive in the Masai Mara plains in search of the wild animals and birdlife. Later in the afternoon we shall check in at the Bush Camp or Lodge for dinner and overnight. Overnight will be at Zebra Plains Mara Camp. All meals included.

Full day Masai Mara

A morning game drive is an optional activity if you wish then after breakfast we will go out for a full day of game drives in the Masai Mara plains. We will leave out with a lunch box to stay the full day in the wilderness for game drives. Masai Mara is famous for abundance in wildlife and birds species. Animals that can be spotted in Masai Mara include zebras, giraffes, hippos, impalas, hartebeests and many more. With a little luck we will spot the big five including the Lions, Elephants, Rhinos, leopards and Buffalos. Between the months of July and October Masai Mara is famous for the Wildebeests Migration that sees more than a million and a half wildebeests Migrate from Serengeti in Tanzania. Late in the afternoon we will drive to lodge / Camp for dinner and overnight. At Masai Mara we also have an option of visiting a Masai Village if you so wish. Overnight at Zebra Plains Mara Camp.  All meals included.

Lake Nakuru National Park

We take a morning breakfast then check out of the lodge/camp and drive out of Masai Mara with game drives enroute. We will arrive at the Rift Valley lakeside national park in time for lunch at the lodge before we go out for game drives in the afternoon. Around the lake we will be treated to the amazing sites of the colorful soaring flamingos before we continue with game drives in the bushes in search of rare species of the white rhinos, and the Rothschild giraffes as well as many more animal species that can be spotted in Lake Nakuru National Park. Late afternoon we will check in at Lake Nakuru Lodge  for dinner and overnight. All meals included.

Nakuru - Nairobi - Amboseli

This day we check out of the lodge at around 08.00 Am after breakfast and drive through Nairobi with a stop at the Athi River for lunch. We will then drive further via email to Amboseli National Park also Known as the Mt Kilimanjaro’s courtyard. We will go for an afternoon game drive in Amboseli before we retire to the lodge/ camp for dinner and overnight. Overnight at the Amboseli Sopa Lodge or Kibo Safari Camp. All meals included.

Full day safari Amboseli National Park

Amboseli offers a very rewarding early morning game drive so we go for a sunrise game viewing session up to the lake for some beautiful sights of flamingos and other aquatic birds and then head back to the lodge or camp for breakfast. We shall then go out for a full day of game drives with a picnic lunch or alternatively go for a morning and afternoon game drive with a break for lunch and a short siesta at the lodge/camp. Amboseli is famous for the large elephants with the massive snow cape Mt Kilimanjaro on the back drop but also for an amazing population of the jumbos. Several conservation and research causes have been carried in the park that has seen the big cats increase in numbers to the delight of every visitor. Other animals that can be spotted easily in Amboseli are the cheetahs, zebras, warthogs, buffalos, giraffes, gazelles, impalas and may other species of animals and birds. Overnight at the Amboseli Sopa Lodge or Kibo Safari Camp. All meals included.

Tsavo West National Park

We leave after breakfast at the lodge/camp at Amboseli and head to Tsavo West National Park through the Chyullu Gate and start straight with game drives as soon as we enter the Tsavo Park on our way to the lodge for lunch. After lunch at the lodge we head to the Mzima Springs and or the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary for further game drives. Later in the afternoon we retire to Ngulia Safari Lodge or Rhino Valley Lodge for dinner and overnight. All meals included.

Tsavo West – Mombasa / Kenya Beach

On this day we can go for a sunrise game drive in the Tsavo park and then after breakfast we check out of the lodge and head out of the park with game drives enroute. We arrive in Voi town in time for lunch at Tsavo park Restaurant , or Lion Hill Restaurant then head down to the Kenya Coast. We will check in at the beach Hotel at Diani. Dinner and overnight at the Neptune Paradise Village (superior rooms). Dinner included.

Beach stay at Mombasa (Diani Beach Kenya)

Five days are spent at the Beach resort enjoying the beaches of Diani, or Mombasa at the Kenyan Coast. Water sports and other activities can be arranged at the hotel.

Depending on your schedule you will spend the morning at the beach hotel until time for the transfer to Moi International Airport Mombasa for your departure back home.

For this tour you have an option to stay at either a beach resort in Mombasa, Diani Beach, Tiwi Beach, Chale Island, Malindi Beach, Watamu Beach, Lamu Island or even Zanzibar Island.

OPTIONAL ACTIVITY:  CITY TOUR OF THE HISTORICAL TOWN OF MOMBASA; HALF DAY OR FULL DAY.

One of the days you will do the Mombasa City Tour:Pick up from the beach hotel by the Tour Guide and drive to Mombasa City Centre where you will start with a visit of Hindu Temple along Haille Selassie Avenue. You will then walk to the famous Elephant Tusks at the nearby Moi Avenue before having a stop at the Shah Souvenir Shop to have a look at some finest African Arts and do some shopping if you wish. Next it is time to go to the Fort Jesus that was built by the renowned Portuguese Vasco Dagama after which you will walk through the historical Mombasa Old town finishing the walk at the MacKinnon Market. You will then be driven to the Baobab Forest where the Fallen Portuguese soldiers were buried during the struggles for the Island with Arabs and the British then have a walk at Mama Ngina Course way named after the first wife of Jomo Kenyatta the first President of the Republic of Kenya. From here you will be driven To Chamgamwe area to visit the Akamba Handicraft Workshop and witness the famous Akamba Carvers as they carve with some of the finest Sculptures and Souvenirs in the workshop. You will from here be transferred Back to the Beach Hotel to relax.

End of our two weeks Kenya Safari and beach vacation in Diani Beach or Malindi Beach. You can also choose to spend your beach holiday in the Watamu, Malindi, or even in Lamu Island.

14 Days Kenya Safari and Beach Holiday Prices

We have indicated safari pricing for staying in  nice mid-range lodges and tented camps, but we can always provide pricing for cheaper or upgraded more luxurious places incase you want an upgrade. 

At Diani Beach we have used the Neptune Village Beach Resort & Spa, staying in the ‘Superior Garden rooms’ / High Season rates. Please request for an updated price depending on your travel season and the room category that you prefer. 

High Season (1st Jul – 31st Sep 2022)

Please request for special prices for;

• Persons travelling Solo
• Small groups of over 6 adults travelling together
• Children of different ages ( under 18 years old)

Prices Include

Transport in a customized pop up top 4 x 4 Land Cruiser jeep

English or other language speaking driver/guide.

Accommodation.

Game viewing drives

Park entrance fees

All meals on safari.

Bottled drinking water in safari vehicle.

Pick up and drop off at Nairobi airport or Nairobi hotel

Boat ride at Lake Naivasha.

Prices Exclude

Visa to Kenya

Other bottled drinks

Items and services of a personal nature

Packing items on safari

Tips or gratuities

Any Extra tours like Mombasa City tour, Shimba Hills National Park, Mwaluganje Elephant Orphanage etc

International Air fare.

Tour Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Leave a Review

Cancel reply, you may also like.

10 Days Masai Mara Kenya Safari and Beach Holiday

4 Days Kenya Safari Masai Mara & Lake Nakuru

11-Day Kenya Family Safari Holiday

• +254 712683442

14 DAYS - 9 PARKS ULTIMATE KENYA-TANZANIA SAFARI

Amboseli/aberdare parks/samburu reserve/ol pejeta conservancy/lake naivasha park /masai mara reserve/serengeti park/ngorongoro crater/tarangire or lake manyara park, two countries. nine parks. fourteen days. option to visit tarangire or lake manyara park, starts nairobi/ends arusha – we will pick you up from your hotel, the airport, or another location of your choice in your own private 4 x 4 land cruiser jeep..

• Nairobi - Kenya
• Amboseli National Park - Kenya
• Aberdare National Park - Kenya
• Samburu National Reserve - Kenya
• Ol Pejeta Conservancy- Kenya
• Lake Naivasha- Kenya
• Masai Mara National Reserve- Kenya
• Serengeti National Park - Tanzania
• Ngorongoro Crater - Tanzania
• Tarangire National Park - Tanzania
• Lake Manyara National Park - Tanzania
• Arusha - Tanzania

This is the most comprehensive African safari we offer to the finest wildlife park & reserves of Kenya and Tanzania . Headline names and legacy parks like Masai Mara , and Serengeti , are known throughout the world for their immense prides of lions and millions of wildebeests.

But this tour will also bring you to such treasures as “Land of the Giants” Amboseli Park with its great tusker elephants and the world’s largest, most intact volcanic caldera, Ngorongoro Crater , a blue/green haven overflowing with wildlife.

You’ll discover plenty of elusive rhinos and almost impossible-to-find chimps at the most unusual Ol Pejeta Conservancy . Going north and upcountry, at Aberdare Park , we’ll safari to a land of cool mountain forests, lakes, and streams, spotting elephants, giant forest antelope, and buffalo. And then stay in a forest “treehouse”.

Next, contrast those alpine heights with the dry rugged beauty of Samburu Reserve , home to lions and extraordinary species like oryx, Somali ostrich, and reticulated giraffe. Then we’ll contrast yet again as we reach the cool blue waters of Lake Naivasha complete with a fun sailing safari past the hippos!

Tarangire and Lake Manyara Parks are out-of-the-way reserves that both hold special surprises – wild baobab trees, giant termite mounds, great swaths of feathery pink flamingoes, and even tree-climbing lions.

We haven’t left anything out. This complete two-week safari will land us in every ecosystem in the region and an unending parade of wildlife. Plus, we’ll have multiple opportunities to meet and interact with the indigenous peoples of the area, the Samburu and the Maasai . So join us for this most immersive safari experience in Africa’s most accessible countries – Kenya and Tanzania .

What’s Cool About These Parks?

You’ll know you’re in Amboseli Park when you see the imposing snow-capped peak of nearby Mt. Kilimanjaro . But you’ll also know because of the great trains of elephant families parading before you – so many here we guarantee sightings!

Samburu Reserve  is not overly touristed but that means more room for you and its generous populations of lions and elephants. But safari-goers also make a special trip here to see the “ Samburu Five ”- these are the unique unusuals like the gerenuk, reticulated giraffe, Grevys zebra, Somali ostrich, and beisa oryx.

At Ol Pejeta Conservancy , you’ll enjoy views of Mt. Kenya and discover lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos. Amazingly, this is the only place in Kenya where you can enjoy seeing playful chimpanzees at the Sweetwaters Sanctuary .

Ever been on a sailing safari? Or for that matter, a bicycle safari? At Lake Naivasha, we’ll sail past grazing antelope and buffalo on the shore. An optional visit to nearby Hell’s Gate Park will seat us on bicycles, pedaling by zebra, giraffe, and antelope.

Which is more impressive – legendary Masai Mara with its uncountable lions, leopards, cheetahs, and wildebeests? Or world-famous Serengeti with its uncountable lions, leopards, and wildebeests? You’ll visit both. You decide!

We’ll next descend into a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the form of a spectacular lush universe of wildlife, the Ngorongoro Crater . This volcanic caldera is dense with lions, elephants, buffalo, rhino, zebra, hippos, and even pink flamingoes in a setting that seems like an adventure movie.

As we mentioned, the next park is your choice. Tarangire Park has its own mini-wildlife migration, “mini” here means some 250,000 animals! Lovely little Lake Manyara Park is a busy world of colorful birdlife – a vast sea of pink flamingoes, and a beautiful acacia forest filled with monkeys, baboons, and lions… resting up in the trees! 

For two action-filled weeks, we’ll safari to the most brilliant parks of Kenya and Tanzania surrounded by lions, giraffes, flamingoes, and much more. Can you see yourself on this ultimate adventure?

Depending on your choice of accommodation you can enjoy extras like a bush breakfast/lunch/ dinner, traditional dances around the boma, massage, aromatherapy, Ayurveda, special dietary menus, dinner at a Maasai homestead, game walks, overlook a natural watering hole, and more.

Stay Connected or Not. Your Choice.

We realize you’re on safari to get away from the usual. Still, there are times you may want to go online… perhaps to share your photos and adventures with friends. Our safari vehicles connect with Wi-Fi , about 75% of the time so you can usually connect when you want.

The Details

No one is more important to the success of your safari than your guide . At Africa Kenya Safaris , we have the friendliest, most experienced driver/guides. They will guide, host, inform and look after you like the special guest you are. That’s our guarantee.

You’ll safari in style out to the parks in your own private 4 x 4 Land Cruiser Jeep – the best way to experience Africa with its higher seating for better views and its rugged all-wheel drive.

We give you more at AKS – customization, flexibility, and lots of choices. Your safari includes park entrance fees, game drives, accommodations, and meals. Plus, we always offer economy, comfort, superior comfort, or luxury safari lodges or tented camps.

Please give us a shout at Africa Kenya Safaris to set up your personalized safari adventure for yourself, your family, and your friends.

Check Out Your Ride

Experience your Africa Kenya Safari in a customized pop-top roof 4x4x Safari Jeep that features: Portable fridge/Cooler Box, 4 Binoculars, long-range high-frequency radio, 4G/LTE broadband WIFI connectivity, AC 230 V Power Outlets, First Aid Kit, Safari Guide Books, Baby Seats (on request), Side steps (on request) and most importantly an expert multi-lingual safari guide who will ensure you have an incredible safari experience.

Nairobi – Amboseli National Park

3 - 4 hour drive.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

7:30 am – are you ready for adventure? Let’s begin two full weeks of non-stop safari!  Your Africa Kenya Safaris driver/guide will swing by in a private 4 x 4 Land Cruiser Jeep, your main viewing platform for the next fourteen days.

We’ll take off for Amboseli National Park , heading down the Nairobi – Mombasa Highway. We’ll pass local homesteads and plantations. As we enter Maasai country, look for the local herders in their bright plaid wraps, tending their flocks.

The snowy peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro is your cue that the park is near.

Your guide will get you settled at the first of your many accommodations – your safari lodge or tented camp. We’ll have lunch and set out on our first game drive.

If you haven’t already spotted the elephants, you should soon, marching alone and in families, they are a beautiful sight.

While we’re at Amboseli, toward the evenings and perhaps in the early mornings, look for the clouds covering Kilimanjaro’s peak to lift for one of Africa’s most iconic images.

It’s been a busy first day and you can relax and swap stories over dinner at your Amboseli safari lodge or tented camp.

Full Day at Amboseli Park

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Welcome to your first morning on safari! This is a peaceful quiet time when everyone – human and animal steps into the soft morning light of the new day.

One of the special aspects of our two-week safari is that our visits to several of the parks will span over three days, including one full day of game drives. This is the first of these special discovery days.

After breakfast, we’ll jump into the 4 x 4 and start our exploring around the park looking for buffalo, rhino, zebra, monkeys, baboons, and of course, lions and cheetahs.

Up on Observation Hill , we’ll leave our 4 x 4 to stretch and take in the park’s many habitats. Over in the marshes we’re certain to spot some of the busy birdlife such as heron, falcon, eagle, egret, pelican, crake, and Egyptian goose.

We’ll enjoy lunch and then set out for more drives as you get to better know the park and also become more acquainted with your guide – your host, friend, and teacher for the next two weeks.

In the late afternoon, check out Kilimanjaro for more picture-taking opportunities

Then it’s back to our accommodation for a relaxing dinner and second safari evening.

Amboseli – Aberdare Park

6 hour drive.

Let’s take another drive through the park and then head to our second destination, Aberdare Park .

Say ‘safari’ and you think of warm golden savannahs but Aberdare puts a different spin on the typical African adventure. This is an alpine land of cool lush forests and mountain lakes.

The wildlife is different too – we’ll be exploring for buffalo, giant antelope, forest hog, hyenas, warthogs, and monkeys. You may even spot this wildlife from your balcony at your special “tree hotel”.

While at Aberdare, you can choose to stay at the Treetops Lodge or The Ark.

Note: Only overnight bags are allowed at your Tree hotel. We will secure your other luggage.

Aberdare – Samburu Reserve

4 hour drive.

Come morning, we’ll descend from our tree hotel and depart this cool mountain climate for the sunlit broad plains of Samburu National Reserve .

You’ll find the big cats here and plenty of elephants but not a lot of tourists.

We may also visit some neighboring reserves if you wish, the Shaba and Buffalo Springs offer forests and woodlands for a nice contrast to Samburu.

We will spend the evening at our Samburu lodge or tented camp.

Full Day at Samburu Reserve

As with Amboseli Park, we are lucky to have a full day of game drives today. It’s our fifth day on safari – just about the time other safaris are ending… but we’re just getting started!

Our game drives will take us to the Ewaso Ngiro River , a lifeline cutting through the park and a perfect place to spot the park’s thirsty lions and elephants.

We’ll also be looking for Samburu’s unique species like the beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe, and Grevy’s zebra.

As mentioned earlier, this can also be an opportunity for a cultural moment with the nearby Samburu People . If you wish, we can visit their village and learn about their unique lifestyle.

This will be our second evening at our Samburu accommodation.

Samburu Reserve – Ol Pejeta

3 hour drive.

We’ll take one more spin around the plains of Samburu before heading to Ol Pejeta Conservancy in the cooler Laikipia region.

Ol Pejeta has several claims to fame: it’s the closest reserve to Nairobi where one can spot all of Africa’s “Big Five” – lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant.

Plus, it offers chances to see the rare African wild dog, not seen at most parks.

Perhaps even more special, this is the only place in Kenya where you can see chimpanzees in a natural setting.

Over dinner, we will relax and share stories at our Ol Pejeta accommodation.

Ol Pejeta – Lake Naivasha

From Ol Pejeta we will travel to the cool shores of Lake Naivasha , a freshwater lake that hosts hippos, plus zebra, giraffe, and antelope.

If you want, we can also visit neighboring Hell’s Gate Park , and even go on a bicycling safari. Just imagine pedaling your way past buffalo, antelope, and giraffes as they graze. A most unique safari moment.

We’ll enjoy dinner at our Lake Naivasha safari lodge or tented camp.

Lake Naivasha – Masai Mara

5 - 6 hour drive.

How many times have you begun your day with a sailing safari?

This is that day! We’ll take an easy water exploration of the lake, sailing past the hippos and viewing the grazing buffalo and antelope on the nearby shore.

We’ve added a bonus to your tour – we’ll take a quick trip to nearby Crescent Island Game Sanctuary for more close-up views of such wildlife as wildebeest, waterbuck, zebra, and giraffe.

And now we’re off to the crown of Kenya’s parks, the great Masai Mara National Reserve , home to the big cats, elephants, and the Great Migration of wildebeests.

We should arrive at the park in time for an afternoon game drive over the reserve’s signature green rolling hills with their iconic acacia trees.

You won’t have to look far or long to begin spotting the wildlife – these active fields and savannahs are part of the richest ecosystem in Africa.

We will spend the first of two nights at our Masai Mara lodge or tented camp.

Full Day at Masai Mara Reserve

Just as at Amboseli and Samburu, we will enjoy a day of unlimited game drives throughout the vast reaches of this beautiful park. The Mara is known for its large numbers of big cats – lions, cheetahs, and leopards, plus jackals, hyenas, and more.

Providing sustenance for these awesome predators are the uncountable grazers that fill the park’s fields and forests. Those numbers rise significantly during the season of the Great Migration from July – October.

We will enjoy a picnic lunch down at the Mara River, site of the migration’s wildlife crossing into the park. Here the thousands of wildebeests, zebras, and gazelle will try to evade the waiting crocodiles and make it to the opposite shore. An unbelievable spectacle. 

While at the Mara you can add to your safari with our optional activities. Take a cultural moment to visit a local Maasai village and meet the original people of this land as you learn about their pastoral lifestyle.

You’ve taken a sailing safari, a bicycle safari… how about a hot air balloon safari . This optional sunrise activity will have you gliding over the park as the morning light brings the reserve to life. This is a moment you’ll never forget.

We will spend our second evening relaxing at our Mara accommodation.

Masai Mara – Serengeti Park

It’s our third day in the Masai Mara and we might want to visit a favorite spot before we head to the border, crossing over to Tanzania and our next big destination – Serengeti National Park .  

This world-famous reserve sits directly across from the Masai Mara. It is from the Serengeti where those unending hordes of wildebeests that we saw came.

The park is immense, even larger than the Masai Mara and the numbers of wildlife here are accordingly immense – 1,000 leopards, over 4,000 lions.

We’ll take the first game drive of our three-day safari in the great park.

Come late afternoon, we’ll head to our Serengeti lodge or tented camp and unwind.

Full-Day Serengeti Park

Just like at the Masai Mara, the day is yours to explore as much as you please. The Serengeti is alive with its own world of wildlife – besides the big cats, we’ll be tracking for elephant, rhino, giraffe, eland, gazelle, klipspringer, warthog, monkey, impala, honey badger, African wild dog, hippos, and more.

During the year, you’ll witness different aspects of the wildebeest migration in the park. From June through October, you’ll spot the immense hordes of grazers herding off to the Masai Mara, searching for taller grasses and water.

December to March is the calving season when you’ll witness incredible numbers of wildebeest, zebra, and others giving birth in the Serengeti region of Ndutu.

The wildlife, both predators and grazers are always present in massive displays in this amazing park.

We’ll spend our second evening at our Serengeti accommodation.

Serengeti Game Reserve – Ngorongoro Crater

4 - 5 hour drive.

We’ll take our last drive through the grand Serengeti and now turn toward another signature African destination, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and its world-famous crater.

But first, en route, we’ll make a stop at an equally significant piece of African history, the anthropological treasures at Olduvai Gorge . For decades, the gorge has yielded amazing ancient fossilized pieces of humankind’s history. In these sediment beds were found bones, tools, and other artifacts of our ancestors’ early development going back millions of years.

From that famous landmark, we’ll next land at the Ngorongoro Crater, the largest intact volcanic caldera on the planet.

Hang tight as our 4 x 4 Jeep descends the steep crater walls into a colorful realm holding every manner of wildlife – a dense self-contained region of lions, buffalo, elephant, baboon, hippos… even pink flamingoes.

We’ll spend an active day down here in this dense world, thick with animals and birds.

Toward late afternoon we’ll go back up the steep caldera walls in time to enjoy another special moment, a spectacular Ngorongoro sunset at the crater’s rim.

We’ll enjoy dinner and talk tales of our busy day at our Ngorongoro accommodation.

Ngorongoro Crater -Tarangire Park Or Lake Manyara

You’re experienced safari goers now and can easily rise before the sun. If you do, you’ll be rewarded with an amazing sunrise at the crater’s rim to equal last night’s sunset.

And now you have a choice as to your next destination – Tarangire or Lake Manyara Park.

Off the beaten trail, Tarangire Park is special as it is home to its own smaller migration of lions, leopards, elephants, warthogs, ostriches, and many more species, numbering around 250,000 animals.

Of note in this unique park are its huge startling baobab trees , with their heavy trunks and spindly branches reaching toward the heavens. There is nothing quite like them.

Also, not a heavily touristed park, Lake Manyara , is a colorful gem with its pretty blue lake creating a contrasting backdrop for its fluttering clouds of bright pink flamingoes on the shore. You’ll also find heron, ibis, spoonbill, egrets, and many other bird species.

Manyara’s delightful acacia woods are filled with monkeys, baboons, and a sight you won’t find elsewhere – tree-climbing lions!

We will spend our last safari evening at either our Tarangire or Lake Manyara accommodation.

Tarangire Park or Lake Manyara – Arusha

2-hour drive.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Can you believe we’ve been on safari for two whole weeks? How many can say they’ve seen and experienced all that you have – an incredible array of ecosystems – forests, savannahs, deserts, mountain lakes, and volcanic craters?

And the wildlife – dozens of species by the thousands. Not to mention our special moments meeting with the indigenous peoples of these lands. 

We hope this was an unforgettable, perhaps life-changing experience for you and your companions. From the entire team at Africa Kenya Safaris , thank you for your deep commitment to these sacred lands and our magnificent wildlife!

Tour Highlights

• Views of snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro – highest peak in Africa
• Observation Hill – view marshes with herds of elephants, buffalo, hippo & many waterfowl such as pelicans and Egyptian goose
• Possible lion, cheetah, and hyena sightings
• Experience local villages and culture
• Stay at a unique tree hotel – view game from your balcony
• Waterfalls, mountains, and lush forests
• Views of snow-capped Mt. Kenya
• The Samburu Five – Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, oryx, gerenuk, Somali ostrich
• Visit the local Samburu people – see their homes and culture
• 1000’s of elephants
• Africa’s Big Five
• View coffee & tea plantations and possible views of snow-capped Mt. Kenya
• Rhino sanctuary
• Chimpanzee sanctuary
• Boat safari – view wildlife on the shore
• Glide by hippos
• Guided walking safari at Crescent Island Sanctuary – giraffes, zebras and more
• Unlimited game drives in your own comfortable Safari pop-up top vehicle
• The Big 5 – elephant, lion, rhino, buffalo & leopard… Plus zebra, cheetah, and much more
• Experience the Masai Mara, home to an ancient culture
• Your choice of accommodations – from budget to luxury – stay in lodges or tented camps
• Optional Hot Air Balloon Ride – please ask us about this unique opportunity – $460 per person
• The great migration – vast herds of wildebeest & zebra moving on to Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya
• Famous for its dense and varied wildlife
• The Big Five – largest population of lions in Africa
• World’s largest intact volcanic caldera
• 8th Wonder of the World & UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Dense concentration of easily accessible wildlife
• Olduvai Gorge – site of pre-historic man
• Great numbers of elephants
• Unusual baobab trees
• Immense herds of zebra and wildebeest
• Colorful birdlife – over 500 species
• Tree climbing lions
• Varied landscape and wildlife
• Over 300 migratory birds – flamingo & long-crested eagle
• Rift Valley escarpment – dramatic landforms and spectacular backdrop to you

Optional Trip Enhancements

We offer an optional visit to a Masai village at Masai Mara . Please arrange this with your driver/guide. Cost: $20 per person.

Hot air balloon ride at Masai Mara . See vast wildlife herds and landforms below. An unforgettable experience. Please enquire with us. Cost: $460 per person.

Accommodations

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge, Ol Tukai Lodge, Kibo Safari Camp, Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp.

Amboseli Sopa Lodge, Kilima Safari Camp

Sentrim Amboseli Camp, AA Lodge / Camp.

Luxury, Comfort & Economy

The Ark Lodge

Samburu Simba Lodge, Ashnil Samburu Camp, Sarova Shaba Game Lodge, Samburu Game Lodge

Samburu Sopa Lodge

Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Serena Sweetwaters (Morani Wing)

Serena Sweetwaters Camp

Kongoni Camp, Comfort Gardens Sweetwaters Nanyuki

Lake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge Lake Naivasha Simba Lodge Lake Naivasha Country Club.

Lodge/tented camp options

Elsamere Lodge

Crescent camp

Naivasha Kongoni Lodge

Ashnil Mara Camp, Mara Eden Safari Camp, Mara Serena Safari Lodge, Sarova Mara Game Camp, Mara Engai Lodge, Ilkeliani Camp.

Zebra Plains Mara Camp, Mara Sopa Lodge, Losokwan Luxury Camp, Enkorok Mara Camp.

Orng’atuny Mara King Camp, Mara Chui Camp, Jambo Mara Safari Lodge, Explore Nature Mara Lodge.

Serengeti National Park

Ang’ata Tented Camp, Mbalageti Lodge, Acacia Seronera Luxury Camp, Acacia Central Camp, Lobo Wildlife Lodge, Seronera Wildlife Lodge

Ngorongoro Crater

Tarangire National Park

Lake Manyara

ALL SAFARI PRICES ARE LISTED BY SEASON, NUMBER OF PERSONS, AND COMFORT TIER

Please check out our prices for these private safaris – you’ll see they are the most reasonable anywhere for each tour. There are no hidden fees, plus you’ll travel in safari-style in a 4 x 4 Land Cruiser Jeep.

Prices are in USD per person for a double/twin en-suite room.

To view our tour prices for the 3 Safari Seasons, please click High, Peak or Low

Your Tour Includes

• Transport in a private 4 x 4 Landcruiser Jeep
• Nairobi airport/hotel pick up and drop off
• Stay in economy, comfort or luxury lodge/tented camps (your choice)
• Our experienced and friendly English speaking/other language guide/driver
• Bottled drinking water
• Park entrance fees
• Game viewing drives
• All meals on safari
• Government taxes and local levies
• The Flying Doctors emergency medical evacuation/rescue insurance cover

– Bottled & Soft Drinks – Items and services of a personal nature – Tips & Gratuities

Lots of Ways To Stay

Safari Lodge or Tented Camp? Economy, Comfort, or Luxury?

We offer lots of ways to settle into your safari evening. Some people like the familiar four walls of a traditional lodge. Others go for the outdoors feel of a tented camp. Either way, both lodge or tented camp come in economy, comfort, and lux editions. Choose the accommodation style that suits your needs. And then, which level of service works for you.

YOUR DREAM AFRICAN SAFARI AWAITS...

Just call , WhatsApp , email us or fill online enquiry form   and one of our friendly travel advisors will have you on the road to adventure – your own personalized safari.

Our clients

Driving technology for leading brands, our accreditations and booking security.

Africa Kenya Safaris Ltd is licensed under the Kenya Tourism Regulatory Authority ( TRA ) . It is Bonded member No. AS/720 of the Kenya Association of Tour Operators ( KATO ) , Ecotourism Kenya , East African Wildlife Society, and the African Travel and Tourism Association ( ATTA )

An Epic 2 Week Kenya Itinerary: Plan the Trip of a Lifetime

Looking for a Kenya itinerary to help you save time planning your trip? You’ve come to the right place with this 2-week itinerary from a local.

Kenya offers a varied and captivating experience that satisfies every traveller’s desire, from the renowned savannahs of the Maasai Mara to the pristine beaches of the Indian Ocean shoreline. It’s on the top of many people’s bucket list, and for good reason.

In this detailed 2-week Kenya itinerary I’ll outline all the must-do activities which include unforgettable safari adventures, awesome beach destinations as well as an exciting city break in the capital, Nairobi. This itinerary will hopefully make the most of your stay in East Africa’s gem.

Let’s dive right in, shall we? Karibu sana!

This blog post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you book or buy something through one of these links, I may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you).

What's in this article (Click to view)

How to get to Kenya

Kenya has two main international airports:

• Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi (JKIA)
• Moi International Airport in Mombasa

Most people fly into Jomo Kenyatta International Airport as it provides the best connections and also the most flights. Most of the people who fly into Moi International Airport usually decide to start off their Kenya itinerary with a beach holiday. This is fine, however, based on my own personal experiences and also having had conversations with countless travellers, beach destinations are best visited towards the end of the trip as a relaxing “cherry on top” after having completed a comprehensive safari adventure.

When to visit Kenya

Depending on your interests and travel goals, there is no one optimum time to visit Kenya. The two main rainy seasons and two dry seasons that Kenya experiences might affect outdoor activities, wildlife viewing and the overall tourism experience. Generally speaking, the two dry seasons are the ideal periods to travel:

1st dry season (January to March): Between the light rains in November and the heavy rains in April and May, there is a brief dry period. It’s an excellent time to see wildlife because the weather is generally dry and mild at this time. In national parks and reserves, it’s simpler to see animals because the foliage is less dense. Many animals are giving birth during this time, so you could get lucky and view some young creatures coming into the world!

2nd dry season (June to October): This is the long dry season and basically Kenyan “winter” as the locals would describe it. It’s regarded as the ideal time to go on safari and see the wildlife because of the pleasant climate. Furthermore, between July and August, the Maasai Mara experiences the famous wildebeest migration, which draws tourists from all over the world. Although it might get chilly in the mornings and evenings, the weather is normally pleasant and the days don’t get too hot.

Find out what you need to pack for a trip to Kenya with this East Africa packing list .

How to get around Kenya

Short trips around nairobi…..

Uber will definitely be your best bet. It’s the safest and most cost-effective option. The only thing you’ll need is a sim card, which you can either get at the airport or you can visit one of the many shopping malls in Nairobi. Personally I prefer using Safaricom as it has the best connectivity and buying internet bundles are super affordable (1GB for 99 Kshs, which is about US$0.70).

If you feel adventurous, you can also use motorbikes, or locally known as boda bodas. They are in abundance here in Nairobi and quite cheap, however, it’s not the safest option to get around. I’d recommend this only for very short trips, however, for anything longer than a kilometre, Uber will be your best option!

Day trips around Nairobi….

Hiring a private driver is the most practical option. Once you agree a daily rate with them, the driver can pretty much stay with you, wait for you while you’re doing various activities, and then take you back to your hotel/Airbnb. It’s super flexible and although a little pricier than the Uber route, you’ll have less stress and fewer worries about someone running up your tab because you might want to spend a few more hours outside exploring.

Insider tip : Personally, I tend to hire Paul, one of the local drivers who has his own car and has extensive experience taking clients to various destinations. As I run an Airbnb , I work with tourists and explorers on a daily basis and they all have nothing but amazing things to say about him. You can also find him featured in the popular YouTube channel Fernweh Chronicles here . His contact information is in the description of the video.

For your safari trip…

Definitely go with a professional safari company. The guides and drivers who work for these companies are highly knowledgeable, take care of all the practical things like paying park fees, have lots of experience and know exactly how to get you from A to B, while maximising your chance of wildlife encounters and providing a comfortable travel experience. I’ve got more tips on how to pick a safari guide in East Africa .

There are lots of safari companies out there, so a simple Google search will provide you with lots of info. I’ve also outlined below some of the most popular international and local travel companies:

International safari companies

• Micato Safaris
• Wilderness Safaris

Local safari companies

• Bonfire Adventures
• Gamewatchers Safaris

Companies are usually very flexible and you can either create your own custom itinerary or join a group tour. Going solo is usually more expensive, however, you’ll have complete freedom over how you spend your time, can make last-minute changes to your itinerary if you feel like it and are generally more in control of your trip.

2 weeks in Kenya itinerary

So, now that we’ve covered the basics, let’s jump into the 2-week Kenya itinerary!

Summary of itinerary for Kenya trip

• Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi via JKIA
• Day 2: Explore Nairobi

Day 3: Visit to Lake Naivasha

• Day 4: Maasai Mara
• Day 5: Maasai Mara
• Day 6: Maasai Mara
• Day 7: Maasai Mara
• Day 8: Tsavo National Park
• Day 9: Tsavo National Park
• Day 10: Diani Beach
• Day 11: Diani Beach
• Day 12: Diani Beach

Day 13: Lamu

Day 14: nairobi.

Top tip: If you’ve got more time up your sleeve, why not tack on some more time in East Africa? I have an amazing Tanzania itinerary and guide to visiting Uganda to inspire you!

Day 1: Arriving in Nairobi

Once you arrive at JKIA to begin your amazing 2 weeks in Kenya, it’s usually a good idea to take it easy the first day and get used to the city. Day 1 can be used for light exploring, perhaps getting a sim card so that you’ll be well connected for the rest of your stay and will also be a good opportunity to go out for dinner at one of Nairobi’s popular restaurants.

If you arrive in the morning, you can even start exploring right away. I’d recommend visiting the Giraffe Center , one of the most popular things to do in Kenya. It’s quite easy to get there and not very time consuming, so it’s the perfect light activity for your first day in Kenya. Combining it with a late lunch at Boho Eatery would be an amazing way to kick off your Kenya adventure!

Where to stay in Nairobi

There are plenty of great accommodation options in Nairobi, so it just depends on your budget. I’ve listed some of the most popular stays below:

• Luxury: Tribe Hotel – with stunningly designed rooms, a pool and gym, you’ll be pampered here
• High end: Best Western Westlands – in a great location close to many Nairobi attractions
• Budget: Edaala Comfort Cottage Rooms – lovely B&B in lush gardens, run by a local couple who aim to create a home away from home

Day 2: Exploring the city

This is where the fun begins. If you are interested in the lesser-known, more “real” aspects of Nairobi life, I’d recommend starting this Kenya trip by joining an authentic Nairobi city street tour hosted by former street kids . The social enterprise is called Nai Nami and empowers former street kids to tell their stories about growing up on the streets of Nairobi. Having lived in Nairobi for a long time, I’ve only recently gone on this tour and learned so much!

David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is another place that should be on your list. It’s a very popular tourist destination where you can watch baby elephants get nursed and taken care of – these are babies whose mothers have been killed by poachers. It’s an amazing sight to see and quite popular!

Pro tip : Make sure to book this well in advance as spots are usually booked out months in advance!

If you’re a history buff then I’d definitely add the Nairobi National Museum to your list. The Nairobi National Museum, one of the most well-known museums in the country, exhibits Kenya’s enormous cultural and natural history. It was established in 1910 and is one of the oldest museums in East Africa.

Another museum you should visit is the Karen Blixen Museum . The museum focuses on the renowned Danish author Karen Blixen and provides information about Karen Blixen’s life as a coffee plantation owner here in Kenya. If you’re a fan of Karen Blixen’s book or the movie Out of Africa (starring Meryl Streep), you should definitely add this to your list of things to do in Nairobi!

I added Lake Naivasha to this Kenya travel itinerary because it’s a personal favourite. Some like to head straight to the major national parks, however, I find Naivasha to be a little bit underappreciated as you can have an amazing time there and see great wildlife. Here are some of the activities you can do while in Naivasha.

Visit Crescent Island

On the east shore of Lake Naivasha, Crescent Island is a tiny slice of paradise. It’s frequently referred to as “Naivasha’s best-kept secret”. The island is ideal for nature walks, wildlife viewing and bird watching. A close-up view of the island and views of local wild species including hippos, zebras and giraffes can be seen on boat trips on Lake Naivasha. Please be aware that the only way to get to the sanctuary is by boat, which costs about USD$30 roundtrip, but it’s advised to have a look at the latest rates on the sanctuary’s website.

Spend a day hiking at Mount Longonot National Park

If you appreciate hiking as much as I do, then this should be on your list. It takes roughly five hours to complete the well-marked track. The trek to the mountaintop and along the crater’s rim is the park’s main draw. It provides stunning views of neighbouring hills, the Great Rift Valley and Lake Naivasha.

Hell’s Gate National Park

A picture of stunning scenery and riding among wildlife comes to mind when you think of Hell’s Gate. That and so much more can be found in this national park. I went to the park almost every weekend for the three months I lived in Naivasha. I was drawn to it because of its distinctiveness, and writing this piece makes me want to go back. Although a game drive is an option, cycling through the park is highly advised. In ways you can’t imagine, it draws you closer to nature.

Days 4-7: Head to Maasai Mara

Next on the list is probably the highlight of the entire trip when it comes to wildlife viewing.

One of the most amazing things to do in Kenya due to its diverse range of animals, breathtaking landscapes and cultural value, visiting the famous Maasai Mara national park is an experience you won’t forget.

The Mara is well known for having a wide variety of animals as well as for hosting the famous Great Migration. Millions of wildebeests, zebras and other species traverse the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem in search of new grazing land during the yearly Great Migration, which is a stunning display. It’s a one-of-a-kind chance to see one of the most amazing natural phenomena in the world on game drives through the national park.

It is also home to the “Big Five” (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros) as well as a large number of other species. The only thing Kenya is missing is gorillas, which you can easily visit in Uganda or Rwanda !

Where to stay near Maasai Mara National Reserve

• andBeyond Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp
• Saruni Mara
• Governors Camp
• Mara Explorer Camp
• Angama Mara

Pro tip: If you’re not a fan of spending many hours in the car and want to save some time, you can also fly to the Keekorok Airstrip. It might be a bit pricey but if you’re on a tight schedule, I’d definitely consider it.

Days 8-9: Tsavo National Park

Tsavo National Park, which is split into East and West, calls with its wild beauty and appeal, making it an alluring location for nature lovers and explorers alike. You can experience a true African safari in the huge stretches of Tsavo East and its rocky terrain, where you can see a wide variety of species against the striking backdrop of the Yatta Plateau.

Tsavo West is home to stunning settings like the Mzima Springs, where clear waters flow amid thick flora and draw a variety of species. The park is also a hotspot for hiking and geological study thanks to the Shetani Lava Flows and the charming Chyulu Hills.

Where to stay near Tsavo National Park

There are various great places to stay during your Tsavo trip. I’ve listed below some of the best-rated camps:

• Finch Hattons Luxury Tented Camp
• Salt Lick Safari Lodge
• Ashnil Safari Camp

Pro tip: Alternatively you can switch Tsavo National Park with Amboseli National Park on this Kenya itinerary, if you prefer. Tsavo lies right in the middle between the coast and Nairobi, hence why it’s a convenient destination in the itinerary. Because Amboseli is a little further away, I’d add an extra night to make sure you get the most out of your Amboseli experience.

Days 10-12: Diani Beach

You can’t have 2 weeks in Kenya without some beach time. After a busy week of wildlife viewing at the Mara and Tsavo, I always recommend visitors to set aside a couple of days for a relaxing time at the beach.

Daini Beach has won various awards in the last couple of years for being the best beach destination in Africa. Due to its pristine beach and abundant marine life, it serves as both a getaway and a hotspot for water activities including snorkelling, scuba diving, kite surfing and deep-sea fishing. I’ve listed below a few recommendations of how you can best spend your time in Diani.

Relax by the white sand beach

Sometimes doing nothing is just as good as doing something, especially if you’ve just come back from a week of safari. Diani is the best spot to just sit by the beach, read a book, listen to some music and just let the day go by.

Go scuba diving/snorkelling

If you are into some adventure, then I’d definitely recommend scuba diving in Diani Beach. I obtained my PADI Open Water Diver certification earlier in the year and had an absolute blast doing it. The place I’d recommend is Diving the Crab . Their instructors are super professional and they always have the most-up-to date equipment at hand.

Have lunch at The Salty Squid

The Salty Squid is a popular beach restaurant and personally my go-to place when in Diani. Their food is delicious and they also have great outdoor seating right by the beach where you can spend a day working and enjoying the views of the ocean. Their wifi speed is quite good too!

Have dinner in an actual cave

Ali Barbours Cave Restaurant is a must-do when in Diani. The setting is quite unique as you’re having dinner in an actual cave. The ambience is quite nice and romantic which makes it the perfect place to go for dinners, especially if you are travelling with your significant other.

Where to stay in Diani Beach

Diani offers a wide range of accommodation options such as luxury resorts, boutique hotels and beachfront cottages. When I go, I usually stay at self-catering accommodation due to the flexibility it provides.

Places I would recommend are:

• Amani Luxury Apartments : Spacious self-catering apartments which are actually quite affordable. Due to its popularity it’s wise to book early, especially if you’re planning to visit during the high season.
• Swahili Beach : High-end luxury resort with excellent facilities.
• Diamond Leisure Beach and Golf Resort : If you’re into golfing, then this is the best place to stay. Not as pricey as Swahili Beach but still quite luxurious with excellent facilities.

Lamu is a lovely island off the coast of Kenya where ancient traditions and stunning nature combine to create an exceptional vacation destination. Lamu is a place where time seems to have stopped in the midst of stunning natural scenery. The lengthy Swahili cultural past is preserved there.

This East African treasure, with its beautiful beaches, magnificent architecture, and courteous hospitality, is for anyone looking for a real and immersive Swahili experience.

There’s no shortage of things to do in Lamu to fill the last few days of your Kenya itinerary.

However, there are two things everyone NEEDS to do when in Lamu:

Visit the Lamu Museum

One thing I’d definitely recommend is to visit the Lamu Museum. The museum houses a collection of the island’s extensive history, cultural legacy and maritime customs. It’s set in a gorgeously restored Swahili structure that displays the unique architectural design of the island.

Take a dhow ride (traditional Swahili sailboat)

The other must-do in Lamu is to take a dhow ride around the Lamu archipelago. There are various tour operators who offer such rides, which are quite amazing! You’ll set sail early in the morning and spend a couple of hours on a dhow taking in all the beauty that Lamu has to offer. The people working on the boat will also prepare fresh seafood, which is absolutely delicious! This is a must do activity for anyone visiting Lamu.

I would usually do the dhow ride early in the morning so that you can catch your flight back to Nairobi late in the afternoon. To save time, you’ll be able to also take your luggage with you so that you don’t have to go back to the hotel.

Pro tip: Make sure to let the dhow operator know when you have to be at the airport so that they time their ride in accordance to the tide. The last time I was there I almost missed my flight because we mistimed our schedule and had to wait until the tide was high enough to reach the part of the island where the airport is located.

Where to stay in Lamu

• Lamu House : Small boutique hotel in the heart of Lamu town
• The Majlis Resort : A luxury beach hotel, located on Manda Island in the Lamu archipelago, where you have panoramic views of Lamu Island and the Ras Kitau beach
• Various Airbnbs: Lamu is also home to various great Airbnbs . You can either stay in Lamu town, or in the more secluded Shela beach which is only a short boat ride away from the main town.

This is the last leg of the 14 day Kenya itinerary. It’s usually most practical to return to Nairobi as Jomo Kenyatta airport has the best international flight connections.

If your flight home is late at night, make sure to leave Lamu on the morning flight. Domestic flights can sometimes be unpredictable (including unexpected delays) so make sure to give yourself enough time between the Lamu to Nairobi flight and your flight back home.

Practical information

Kenya visa requirements.

An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is required to enter Kenya for tourism-related purposes. By completing a very easy online eVisa application, applicants can get a Kenya Electronic Travel Visa. Kenya’s ETA is good for either 90 or 30 days, depending on the application type. In two to three days, applicants might receive an approved Kenya ETA. Passports must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry.

Before applying, please review the list of nations eligible for Kenya ETA.

Is Kenya safe?

I’ve been living in Kenya on and off since 2009 and believe it’s quite safe. When going on safari I don’t think there is anything to worry about when it comes to safety. The camps, their guards and drivers are all very professional and know the dos and don’ts when viewing wildlife. Therefore it’s always good to listen when they give instructions on how to behave during a safari and during a wildlife encounter.

When exploring Nairobi make sure you are always aware of your surroundings. Avoid crowded areas as this is where you will usually encounter pickpockets. Always stay in safe areas of town after dark i.e. I would personally avoid the CBD after dark, but areas such as Westlands, Lavington, Gigiri and Karen are usually very safe.

Political demonstrations do happen from time to time so it’s good to check your country’s government warnings before travelling. Here’s a link to Australia’s advice on travelling to Kenya, as well as the United Kingdom and the United States .

Kenya itinerary: Final thoughts

A trip to Kenya is one of those bucket-list vacations that you’ll never forget. With a magical mix of wildlife, history and natural beauty, I hope this 2 weeks in Kenya itinerary has given you some inspiration to plan and book a trip to this incredible country!

About the author

Sidney is the founder of Discovering Kenya , a Kenyan travel blog that focuses on providing travel guides to anyone interested in visiting Kenya. He is passionate about Kenyan tourism and showcasing Kenya’s natural wonders to the world. In his free time he loves spending time in the ocean either by scuba diving or kitesurfing. Find him on Instagram and Facebook .

Did you find this article helpful? Consider buying me a coffee as a way to say thanks!

Is Kenya on your bucket list?

Related posts

Before you go… you might like these other East Africa travel blogs:

• East Africa Packing List: What to Wear on Safari and Beyond
• A Unique 2-Week Tanzania Itinerary: Adventure, Safaris and Beaches
• A Wildlife-Packed Uganda Itinerary: One Week in the Pearl of Africa
• Gorilla Trekking in Uganda and Rwanda: What You Need to Know

KENYA ITINERARY: PIN IT FOR LATER

Planning your own trip to Kenya? Save this Kenya itinerary to Pinterest for later.

About REBECCA

I'm a travel junkie who started dreaming about seeing the world from a very young age. I've visited more than 40 countries and have a Master of International Sustainable Tourism Management. A former expat, I've lived in Australia, Papua New Guinea, Argentina and the United States. I share travel resources, tips and stories based on my personal experiences, and my goal is to make travel planning just that bit easier.

Leave a Comment Cancel reply

MORE INFORMATION

ABOUT WORK WITH ME CONTACT PUBLISHED WORK

AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE

AS AN AMAZON ASSOCIATE I EARN FROM QUALIFYING PURCHASES

© 2024 REBECCA AND THE WORLD

Privacy Policy

I ACKNOWLEDGE THE WURUNDJERI AND BOON WURRUNG PEOPLE OF THE KULIN NATION AS THE TRADITIONAL OWNERS OF THE LANDS AND WATERWAYS OF THE AREA I LIVE ON. I PAY MY RESPECTS TO ELDERS PAST AND PRESENT AND CELEBRATE THE STORIES, CULTURE AND TRADITIONS OF ALL ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLE ACROSS AUSTRALIA.

• Privacy Overview
• Strictly Necessary Cookies

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

If you disable this cookie, we will not be able to save your preferences. This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again.

14 Day Kenya – Tanzania Safari

• Includes/Excludes
• Kenya Tanzania Safari

This 14 days combined Kenya and Tanzania safari is an extraordinary 14-day adventure through the heart of Africa with our Kenya-Tanzania Safari. Get ready to witness the breathtaking beauty of two iconic East African countries, as we take you on a mesmerizing journey filled with diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and cultural encounters. This incredible journey will take you from Nairobi to the iconic Amboseli National Park, where the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro sets the scene. Then, immerse yourself in the cool alpine forests of Aberdare National Park and the rich savannahs of Samburu Reserve. Encounter the Big Five at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, including rare chimpanzees. Sail on Lake Naivasha, witness the Great Migration in the world-renowned Masai Mara, and venture into Tanzania’s legendary Serengeti National Park. Descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, home to diverse wildlife, before concluding your safari with a choice between Tarangire Park’s unique baobab-studded landscapes or Lake Manyara’s abundant wildlife. This journey promises unforgettable moments, captivating encounters, and a profound connection to the untamed beauty of Africa. Let Tranquil Kilimanjaro guide you through this extraordinary adventure of a lifetime.

Day-by-Day Itinerary: 14 Day Kenya + Tanzania Safari

Day 1: Nairobi to Amboseli NP, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 2: Full day at Amboseli NP, game drives, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 3: Amboseli to Aberdare Park, game drive, stay at tree hotel.

Day 4: Aberdare to Samburu Reserve, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 5: Full day at Samburu Reserve, game drives, optional cultural visit, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 6: Samburu to Ol Pejeta, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 7: Ol Pejeta to Lake Naivasha, sailing safari, visit Crescent Island, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 8: Lake Naivasha to Masai Mara, sailing safari, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 9: Full day at Masai Mara, game drives, optional activities, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 10: Masai Mara to Serengeti Park, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 11: Full day at Serengeti Park, game drives, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 12: Serengeti to Ngorongoro Crater, game drive, sunset view, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 13: Ngorongoro to Tarangire Park or Lake Manyara, game drive, stay at lodge/camp.

Day 14: Departure to Arusha, end of safari.

14 Day Kenya & Tanzania Safari Combined Highlights

Highlights of the 14-day Kenya-Tanzania Safari:

• Amboseli National Park: Stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and abundant wildlife, including elephants.
• Samburu Reserve: Unique species like the beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe, and Grevy’s zebra, and cultural interactions with the Samburu people.
• Ol Pejeta Conservancy: Home to Africa’s “Big Five” and a chance to see chimpanzees in their natural habitat.
• Lake Naivasha: Freshwater lake with hippos and various wildlife, option for a bicycle safari in Hell’s Gate Park.
• Masai Mara National Reserve: Iconic park with lions, cheetahs, and elephants, witnessing the Great Migration, and optional hot air balloon safari.
• Serengeti National Park: Immense wildlife diversity, large populations of big cats, and witnessing the wildebeest migration.
• Ngorongoro Crater: Dense concentration of wildlife, including lions, buffalo, elephants, and an unforgettable sunset view.
• Tarangire National Park or Lake Manyara: Off-the-beaten-track destinations, baobab trees, and unique wildlife encounters.
• Cultural Experiences: Visiting Maasai and Samburu villages to learn about their traditional lifestyle and history.
• Beautiful Landscapes: From the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro to the vast savannahs and lush forests, the safari offers diverse and stunning landscapes.

Nairobi – Amboseli National Park

Embark on your thrilling two-week adventure as we set off from Nairobi to Amboseli National Park, a 3-4 hour drive along the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway. Along the way, you’ll pass picturesque local homesteads and vibrant plantations. As we enter Maasai country, keep an eye out for the herders in their traditional plaid wraps. The magnificent peak of Mt. Kilimanjaro signals our arrival at Amboseli. Your experienced Africa Kenya Safaris driver/guide will accompany you in a private 4×4 Land Cruiser Jeep, your ultimate viewing platform for the upcoming fourteen days. Settle into your safari lodge or tented camp, enjoy a delectable lunch, and embark on your first exciting game drive. Keep a lookout for the majestic elephants that often roam alone or in family groups. Later in the evening, if weather permits, witness the iconic image of Kilimanjaro’s peak emerging from the clouds.

Full Day at Amboseli Park

Welcome to your first morning on safari! Embrace the tranquility of the soft morning light as both humans and animals awaken to the day’s adventures. Today marks the first of several special discovery days, where we’ll spend three days exploring multiple parks. After a delicious breakfast, we’ll hop into the 4×4 and begin our exploration of Amboseli Park. Keep your eyes peeled for buffalo, rhino, zebra, monkeys, baboons, lions, and cheetahs. Take a break at Observation Hill, stretch your legs, and enjoy the diverse habitats of the park. Marvel at the busy birdlife near the marshes, home to herons, falcons, eagles, egrets, pelicans, crakes, and Egyptian geese. After lunch, continue your drives and get to know your knowledgeable guide, who will be your host, friend, and teacher throughout the safari. Capture more picture-perfect moments of Kilimanjaro before returning to your accommodation for dinner and another exciting safari evening.

Amboseli – Aberdare Park

Today, we embark on a drive through Amboseli once more before heading to our next destination, Aberdare Park, a land of cool lush forests and mountain lakes, a different twist to the typical African safari experience. Discover unique wildlife, including buffalo, giant antelope, forest hog, hyenas, warthogs, and monkeys, and perhaps spot them from your special “tree hotel” balcony. Choose to stay at the Treetops Lodge or The Ark and relish the alpine beauty of Aberdare.

Aberdare – Samburu Reserve

As the morning arrives, we bid farewell to the cool mountain climate of Aberdare and venture into the sunlit plains of Samburu National Reserve. This less-touristy park is home to big cats and plenty of elephants, offering a unique safari experience. If you desire, we can explore neighboring reserves like Shaba and Buffalo Springs, providing a contrast of woodlands and forests. Spend the evening at our Samburu lodge or tented camp.

Full Day at Samburu Reserve

Prepare for an exhilarating full day of game drives at Samburu Reserve, a unique opportunity as other safaris are often ending by this time. Witness the lifeline of the park, the Ewaso Ngiro River, attracting thirsty lions and elephants. Keep an eye out for Samburu’s distinctive species, such as the beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe, and Grevy’s zebra. For a cultural experience, we can visit the nearby Samburu People’s village and learn about their way of life. Spend the night at our Samburu accommodation.

Samburu Reserve – Ol Pejeta

Before leaving Samburu, we’ll take one last spin around the plains, soaking in the breathtaking vistas, and then head to Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Laikipia. This reserve boasts the complete “Big Five,” including the rare African wild dog. Most notably, Ol Pejeta is the only place in Kenya to observe chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Relax and share stories over dinner at our Ol Pejeta accommodation.

Ol Pejeta – Lake Naivasha

Today, we travel to the cool shores of Lake Naivasha, a freshwater lake teeming with hippos, zebras, giraffes, and antelope. For an extraordinary experience, consider a bicycle safari at Hell’s Gate Park, where you can pedal alongside buffalo, antelope, and giraffes. End the day with dinner at our Lake Naivasha safari lodge or tented camp.

Lake Naivasha – Masai Mara

Embark on a sailing safari on Lake Naivasha, gliding past hippos and observing buffalo and antelope grazing nearby. Enjoy a bonus trip to Crescent Island Game Sanctuary for close-up views of wildlife like wildebeest, waterbuck, zebra, and giraffe. Next, journey to the magnificent Masai Mara National Reserve, the crown jewel of Kenya’s parks. Home to the “Big Five,” the Mara offers iconic African landscapes and a wealth of wildlife. Spend the night at our Masai Mara lodge or tented camp.

Full Day at Masai Mara Reserve

Enjoy a full day of unlimited game drives at Masai Mara, witnessing the impressive concentration of big cats, including lions, cheetahs, and leopards. The park’s fertile fields attract countless grazers, and from July to October, the Great Migration of wildebeests takes center stage. Picnic by the Mara River to witness the thrilling wildlife crossings. Add cultural moments or a hot air balloon safari to enrich your experience. Spend the night at our Mara accommodation.

Masai Mara – Serengeti Park

Explore a favorite spot in Masai Mara before crossing the border into Tanzania and venturing into Serengeti National Park, renowned for its vastness and immense wildlife populations, including over 4,000 lions and 1,000 leopards. Settle into our Serengeti lodge or tented camp and prepare for the next three days of safari adventures.

Full-Day Serengeti Park

Spend a full day at Serengeti, tracking diverse wildlife species, from elephants and rhinos to giraffes, gazelles, and more. Witness different aspects of the Great Migration from June to October and the calving season from December to March. Immerse yourself in the captivating scenes of this exceptional park, teeming with both predators and grazers. Relax at our Serengeti accommodation in the evening.

Serengeti Game Reserve – Ngorongoro Crater

Bid farewell to the majestic Serengeti and journey to Ngorongoro Conservation Area, home to the awe-inspiring Ngorongoro Crater, a haven for a wide array of wildlife, including lions, buffalo, elephants, baboons, hippos, and even pink flamingoes. Descend into the crater and explore its dense world of animals and birds. Enjoy a breathtaking Ngorongoro sunset at the crater’s rim before retiring to our Ngorongoro accommodation.

Ngorongoro Crater -Tarangire Park Or Lake Manyara<br />

Witness a captivating sunrise at the crater’s rim before choosing your next destination: Tarangire National Park or Lake Manyara National Park. Tarangire boasts its own smaller migration and unique baobab trees, while Lake Manyara offers diverse wildlife and serene lake views. Spend the night at either destination.

Tarangire Park or Lake Manyara – Arusha

On our final day, reflect on the incredible two-week safari you’ve experienced, exploring an array of ecosystems, meeting indigenous communities, and encountering countless species of wildlife. Return to Arusha, your safari journey’s starting point, with cherished memories and a deep commitment to preserving these sacred lands and their magnificent wildlife. From the entire Africa Kenya Safaris team, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for joining us on this unforgettable adventure.

The cost for the whole 14 Days Kenya Tanzania safari  includes and excludes the following items

Kenya Tanzania Safari Price includes

Game drives and activities

All accommodation

A professional driver/ safari guide

All transportation

All Taxes/VAT

Roundtrip airport transfer

Water / Coffee / Tea or Soft Drinks

Price Excludes

International flights

Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour

Personal Expenses (e.g. laundry, telephone, beverages, etc.)

Meals not listed above

Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees

You May Also Like

8 day Fly-in Southern Tanzania Safari to Nyerere (Selous) & Ruaha

7 Days Ngorongoro Crater Rim Walking Safari & Maasai Village Visit

8 Days Ndutu - Wildebeest Calving Season Safari

Please enable javascript in your browser to visit this site..

+254-753-029-209 [email protected] +254-759-588-041

14 days Kenya safari

This 14 days Kenya Safari is a tour that starts and end in Kenya. This Kenya Safari tour takes you through various national parks in Kenya including Amboseli National Park, Aberdare mountain ranges, Samburu national reserve , Lake Nakuru national park , Masai Mara national reserve and many more for breath taking while on Kenya Safaris Tours.

Day 1: Arrival at Nairobi Airport

On arrival in Kenya at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative and safari-driver guide from Focus East Africa Tours , after a brief briefing about the safari you will transfer to your hotel in Nairobi for an overnight.

In-case you have time or not tired, you will visit some of the fascinating sites in Nairobi such as the Giraffe Center, Nairobi Museum among others.

Dinner and Overnight at 67 Airport Hotel.

Meal plan: Dinner

Day 2: Drive to Amboseli National Park

After breakfast, you will be picked up and drive south through the Maasai Community heading to Amboseli national park , you will be welcomed by the magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro the tallest mountain in Africa. On the arrival you will head to your safari lodge for lunch then head to the scenic plains of Amboseli national park for a game drive seeing an abundance of wildlife such as herds of elephants, lions, leopards, wildebeests, gazelles among others.

Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and Dinner

Day 3: Game Drives at Amboseli National Park

After a leisurely breakfast, you will head to the park for a full day of exploring on morning and afternoon game drives, on this day you will have enough time to explore the park and see a variety of wildlife such as the big Five (lions, leopards, cape buffaloes, elephants and rhinos).  You will have picnic lunch as you enjoy the magnificent views of the towering Mountain Kilimanjaro .

Amboseli national park is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries in Kenya situated close to the Kenya- Tanzania border, the park lies at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro the highest mountain in Africa who splendid snow capped summit presents a splendid view on clear days.  Amboseli national park is often referred to as “The Home of elephants” and this is due to some of the largest elephant herds that are found there, the park is also a home to zebras, wildebeests, giraffes, buffaloes, hippos and antelope among others.

Dinner and overnight at Amboseli Eco Camp

Day 4: Aberdare Ranges

After breakfast, you will leave Amboseli on an en-route game drive heading to Aberdares via Nairobi, Aberdare national park is a very scenic national park dominated by the heavily forested Aberdare mountain ranges. The park is noted as a rhino sanctuary, however it inhabits over 40 species of wildlife such as the rare and elusive bongo.

On arrival in Aberdares, you will head to your lodge for lunch then head to the park in afternoon for a game drive on which you will have a chance to spot several wildlife species found in the park and appreciate its beauty. Later return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Dinner and overnight at Aberdare Cottages

Day 5: Samburu National Reserve

Have breakfast then head for a morning en-route game drive as you proceed further north across the Equator to the edge of the Northern Frontier, arrive in time for lunch at your lodge. In the afternoon you will head to the park for an afternoon game drive watching several animals found in the reserve, you will also enjoy a sundowner experience then return to the lodge for dinner and overnight.

Samburu national reserve is a beautiful scenic reserve with a diverse landscape of thorn scrub, red dirt, dried river beds, broken, volcanic rock, steep hills and rocky outcroppings. The reserve is one of the most admired Kenya safari destinations to make a stopover on your journey to Maasai Mara national reserve. Some of the animals you will see in Samburu national reserve include reticulated giraffes, elephant, cheetahs, lions, hippos, impala, waterbuck, dik dik, rhinos among others.

Overnight at Lion’s Camp cave.

  Meal plan: Breakfast, lunch and Dinner

Day 6: Samburu National Reserve

On the 6th day of your 14 days Kenya safari, have breakfast and head to the plains of Samburu national reserve for a whole day of exploring the reserve on morning and afternoon game drives with picnic lunch. During the game drives you will be able to watch several wildlife species, Samburu national reserve is a home to the uncommon Grevy’s Zebras with huge fury ears, gerenuk antelope standing on hind legs to feed, Somali ostriches with distinct blue legs and the shy Oryx. You will also be able to see elephants, crocodiles. Leopards and many birds such as weaver birds, martial eagles among others. Return to the lodge for dinner and overnight

Day 7: Mount Kenya/ Sweet Waters

Wake up early and head to the reserve for an early morning game drive then return to the lodge for late breakfast, checkout of your lodge and depart for Mountain Kenya. On the arrival you will head to your lodge for lunch and in the afternoon you will go to Sweetwater’s reserve the home of chimpanzee for exploration and enjoy sights of chimpanzees.

Chimpanzees is the only sanctuary for rehabilitation of chimpanzees in Kenya , chimpanzees in the sanctuary live 2 groups living in the environment as close to their natural habitat as possible. Sweetwater’s sanctuary is also a dedicated black rhino breeding area.

Overnight at Abbas House Game Lodge.

Day 8: Lake Baringo via Lake Bogoria

Have breakfast, checkout and head to the Nyahururu Falls for the magnificent views, then head to the shallow  Lake Bogoria and later head to the beautiful Lake Baringo where you will have enjoy watching several bird species on an evening bird walk.

Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Overnight at Island Camp Resort.

Day 9: Lake Nakuru National Park

Have breakfast, checkout of the lodge and head to Lake Nakuru national park, on arrival you will go for a morning boat cruise on Lake Nakuru in search for hippo, crocodiles and several bird species such as fish eagle, flamingoes among others. You will then head back to the lodge for lunch and return in the afternoon for an afternoon game drive.

Lake Nakuru national park   is a 180 square kilometers protected area, a home to several wildlife such as warthogs, white and black rhinos, waterbuck, buffaloes, reedbucks and occasional leopards.  The park is a reputable as an ornithologists’ haven with morethan 40 species of birds found in the park.

  Overnight at Ziwa Bush Lodge.

Day 10  Masai Mara National Reserve

On the 10th day of your 14 days Kenya safari, after breakfast, you will depart from Lake Nakuru  national park to Maasai Mara national reserve via the Great Rift Valley where you will enjoy magnificent views. Arrive in time for lunch which you will have at the lodge then proceed for an afternoon game drive exploring the reserve’s magnificent plains and see several animals such as lions, leopards, gazelles, wildebeests, elephants among others.  Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Maasai Mara national reserve is a 1510 square kilometers protected area with incredible wide-open landscapes and fertile riverine woodland and abundance of wildlife living in the savannah plains.  In Maasai Mara national reserve, you will be able to see several animals such as Masai giraffe, baboons, warthogs, bat eared foxes, grey jackals, spotted hyena, topis, impala, hartebeests, wildebeest. Elephants, buffaloes, zebras and hippos among others.

Accommodation: Enchoro Wildlife Camp

Meal plan: breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 11- 12 Masai Mara National Reserve

You are the spend these two days exploring Masai Mara national reserve on game viewing, early in the morning hours and in the evening. If you visit the reserve in the right time for the wildebeest migration, you will be able to watch large herds of the migrating herds happening in July and August. You will also enjoy the hot air balloon experience and cultural visit to the Maasai villages where you will have an encounter and insight in the Maasai culture and be entertained by traditional dances and songs.

 You will also enjoy fantastic orange tinted sunsets and sundowners, return to your lodge for dinner and overnight.

Day 13: Back to Nairobi

Wake up early for a cup of coffee and head to plains of the reserve for the last early morning game drive, then depart for Nairobi arriving in the afternoon hours for lunch after checking into your hotel. You will spend the evening relaxing at the hotel, have dinner and overnight.

Overnight at 67 Airport Hotel.

Meal Plan: Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Day 14 Departure- End of Safari

After breakfast, you will checkout of your hotel and transfer to the airport to catch flight back home.

• All activities (unless labeled as optional)
• All accommodation as stated in the itinerary
• A professional driver/guide
• All transportation (unless labeled as optional)
• All Taxes/VAT
• Roundtrip airport transfer
• All Meals (as specified in the day-by-day section)
• Drinking water on all days
• International flights (from/to home)
• Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour
• Tips (tipping guideline US$20.00 pp per day)
• Personal items (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
• Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees
• Alcohol drinks

• Travel Planning Guide

The Best Two Week (14-Day) Tours from Nairobi

Are you currently seeking a fun and exciting package tour spanning two weeks, departing from Nairobi? We've conducted a thorough analysis of all available 14 and 15-day organized tours departing from Nairobi in Kenya. Our analysis took into account various factors such as price, guest ratings, service, comfort, food, and activities, aiming to identify the absolute best options for your next trip. Whether you're yearning for a serene getaway or an exhilarating expedition, these guided tours provide the perfect duration to immerse yourself in the best of both worlds. Prepare yourself for captivating excursions and exceptional cuisine as you embark on an unforgettable escape that will ignite your wanderlust. Take a look at our meticulously curated list of top-rated tours departing from Nairobi to kickstart your planning process.

• 15 DAYS ESSENTIAL KENYA & TANZANIA EXPEDITION 15 Days, $16335.00
• 14 Days The Heart Of Kenya & Tanzania Safari 14 Days, $9960.00
• 13 Day Best of Kenya & Tanzania Migration Safari 13 Days, $7135.00

What are the two-week tours from Nairobi like?

Here are the important factors:

• 105 trip options analyzed
• $437 average price per day (USD)
• 13 to 15 days in length
• 4.34 of 5 average rating
• 25 people or less on average

Curious about the diverse range of two-week tours from Nairobi? Prepare to be amazed by the array of options available to suit every traveler's preferences. It comes as no surprise that visitors adore these tours, given their exceptional average guest rating of 4.34 out of 5 stars. When it comes to group sizes, the average maximum capacity stands at 25 people, allowing for a comfortable and sociable experience. The shortest tour is 13 days, while the longest is 15 days. And for physical activity , you can choose between easy, moderate, relaxing, heart-pumping, and serious, with most of them being easy. Regarding travel styles options, you'll find tours marked as family and honeymoon, with the most being family. With a comprehensive analysis encompassing 105 two-week tours from Nairobi, you can rest assured that Kenya has something tailored to your interests and preferences, promising an unforgettable experience for all.

(All tour prices are in US Dollars before taxes, and come from a base price that is reported by TourRadar. Peak season prices can vary significantly, particularly in destinations where seasonal travel fluctuates dramatically.)

So, let's get to it and see...

The 10 Best 2-Week Tours from Nairobi in Kenya

15 days essential kenya & tanzania expedition.

• On Sale: 35% Off See Prices
• High Quality: guest ratings are higher than average.

Set off on an extraordinary journey, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, that has been awarded a 5 out of 5 stars by previous guests. And since the priority is on family-friendly activities and safaris, this tour is a great choice. With a duration of 15 days, this journey offers an intimate group setting, accommodating 24 individuals, while extending a warm welcome to travelers from 5 to 100 years old. Immerse yourself in a travel experience that includes 12 destinations, featuring Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tarangire National Park, Arusha, and Amboseli National Park. Beginning in beautiful Nairobi, you'll have a terrific journey that ends in Kilimanjaro. Brought to you by Kiriwe Travel And Trekking Safaris Ltd , this exceptional deal is an incredible steal at a mere $708 per day. Act now to take advantage of the special sale price!

14 Days The Heart Of Kenya & Tanzania Safari

• On Sale: 30% Off See Prices

With this option you can experience an unparalleled journey for 14 unforgettable days, visiting Kenya and Tanzania. It ensures an intimate group setting with 6 participants at most. Uncover the beauty of 9 destinations on this itinerary, with highlights such as Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Lake Manyara, Tarangire National Park, and Lake Nakuru. You'll start and end this amazing trip in Nairobi. Exciting Africa Holidays , the organizer of this journey, extends a warm invitation to guests travelers from 3 to 95 years old. Rest assured, this trip is all about family-friendly activities and safaris, guaranteeing an unforgettable adventure. This extraordinary opportunity offers exceptional value at only $630 per day. It's currently on a special discounted offer.

• Jeep & 4WD

13 Day Best of Kenya & Tanzania Migration Safari

This fantastic trip has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars, visiting Kenya and Tanzania. Traverse through 7 enchanting destinations, with Tarangire National Park, Lake Nakuru, Maasai Mara National Reserve, and Serengeti National Park among the must-see stops along the route. Nairobi will be both the start and end of your journey. This extraordinary adventure also revolves around family-friendly activities and safaris. Lasting 13 days, the maximum group size is 6 people, and it's good for travelers from 3 to 80 years old. Organized by Exciting Africa Holidays , this is a great deal because it's only $527 per day. Act quickly to seize the current limited-time sale and reserve your spot now.

13 DAY KENYA - TANAZANIA SAFARI TOUR

• On Sale: 28% Off See Prices

With a stellar 5 out of 5 rating, this extraordinary journey, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, is the perfect choice. This terrific trip also highights family-friendly activities and safaris. This trip visits 12 destinations, including Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Lake Naivasha, Naivasha, and Serengeti National Park along the way. Your adventure starts and ends in Nairobi. Spanning across 13 days, the journey accommodates 24 individuals, and is suitable for travelers from 5 and up. Offered by Kiriwe Travel And Trekking Safaris Ltd , this remarkable journey is priced at just $713 per day. Hurry and secure your spot while this incredible sale lasts! Don't miss out on this incredible experience.

Kenya & Tanzania: The Safari Experience

This exceptional trip offering by Globus has received a 5 out of 5 rating. On this 14-day journey, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, you can unwind while also making new memories. Experience a trip that takes you to 12 remarkable destinations, including Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Nyahururu, Lake Nakuru National Park, and Maasai Mara National Reserve. Nairobi will mark the start of your journey, while Arusha will serve as its final destination. With a group size of 46 people, it's suitable for travelers from 8 to 80 years old. You're in for an epic adventure with a strong emphasis on wildlife, family-friendly activities, and safaris. This remarkable trip is priced at an unbeatable $682 per day.

Kenya & Tanzania: The Safari Experience with Nairobi

Check out this journey that has received rave reviews, earning a stellar 5 out of 5 rating, visiting Kenya and Tanzania. Explore 12 incredible locations on this trip, including Nyahururu, Lake Nakuru National Park, Maasai Mara National Reserve, and Amboseli National Park. Nairobi marks the starting point, while Arusha stands as the final stop on your incredible journey. You'll love the emphasis on wildlife, family-friendly activities, and safaris, too. Spanning across 15 unforgettable days, this voyage offers an intimate group experience with 46 participants, and it's great for travelers from 8 to 80 years old. Brought to you by the renowned Globus , this exceptional opportunity is priced at an incredible $670 per day - an unbeatable value.

14 Days Best of Kenya Wildlife Private Luxury Safari

This 14-day voyage is ideal for travelers from 3 to 90 years old. And priced at only $459 per day, it's a great value, too. Discover a journey that spans 8 destinations, with notable stops in Tsavo West National Park, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Lake Nakuru National Park, and Maasai Mara National Reserve. You'll start and end your journey in beautiful Nairobi. It's offered by Gracepatt Ecotours Kenya , a very popular company with rave reviews and knowledgeable guides.

Gorillas & Masai Mara - Camping

• Great Value: the daily price is lower than average for two-week tours from Nairobi.

Priced at just $432 per day, this terrific 15-day journey, visiting Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, is ideal for travelers from 16 to 80 years old. This trip takes you on an adventure to 10 destinations, including Maasai Mara National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, Eldoret, and Jinja. Nairobi will mark the start of your journey, while Kigali will serve as its final destination. Organized by the reputable Exodus Travels , this is one of the best tours on this list.

• Gorilla Trekking

Classic Kenya and Tanzania Series

Check out this incredible voyage that has received a 5 out of 5 rating from previous guests, visiting Kenya and Tanzania. Rest assured, this trip is all about family-friendly activities and safaris, guaranteeing an unforgettable adventure. With a duration of 13 days, this journey ensures an intimate group size of 100 people, and is good for travelers from 1 to 100 years old. With 9 destinations to explore, you'll get the chance to see Lake Manyara, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and Lake Naivasha, and more. Nairobi marks the starting point, while Arusha stands as the final stop on your incredible journey. This fantastic option, organized by Classic Journeys Africa Ltd , presents an unbeatable value at just $432 per day.

East Africa Safari & Coast

Spanning over 13 days, this journey, visiting Kenya and Tanzania, has a maximum size of 16 individuals. Welcoming travelers from 15 and up, it is organized by Intrepid Travel , a very popular company with plenty of great reviews. Along the way, this journey encompasses 7 destinations, including Lake Victoria, Serengeti National Park, Karatu, and Arusha. Beginning in beautiful Nairobi, you'll have a terrific journey that ends in Zanzibar. This extraordinary adventure also revolves around wildlife, family-friendly activities, and safaris. Available at an unbeatable price of only $343 per day, this option also has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars from previous guests.

See also The Best Family-Friendly Tours to Kenya , The Best Wildlife Tours to Kenya , The Best Hiking & Trekking Tours in Kenya , The Best 10-Day Tours in Kenya , The Best One Week (7-Day) Tours in Kenya , The Best 3-Day Tours in Kenya , The Best 2-Week Tours in Kenya , Tours for Outdoor and Nature Lovers in Kenya , The Best Christmas & New Years Tours in Kenya , The Best Overlanding Trips in Kenya , The Best Adventure Tours to Kenya , The Best Eco Tours in Kenya , The Best Sightseeing Tours in Kenya , The Best Cultural Tours in Kenya , The Tours for Animal Lovers in Kenya , The Best Camping Tours in Kenya , The Best Romantic Tours for Couples in Kenya , The Best Safaris in Kenya , The Best Budget Safaris in Kenya , The Best Tours Under $1000 in Kenya , The Best Luxury Tours to Kenya , The Best Budget Tours to Kenya , The Best Tours for Seniors to Kenya , or The Best G Adventures Tours to Kenya for more tour ideas. With so many options, there's a guided tour or vacation package for every type of traveler.

Also, if you're departing from a specific destination, see The Best 3-Day Tours from Nairobi , The Best 3-Day Tours from Mombasa , The Best 3-Day Tours from Maasai Mara National Reserve , The Best One-Week (7-Day) Tours from Nairobi , The Best One-Week (7-Day) Tours from Mombasa , or The Best 10-Day Tours from Nairobi for more package tour options.

How much do two-week tours from Nairobi cost?

Travelers to Kenya will have a large number of terrific options for two-week tours from Nairobi at a variety of great prices. The price of two-week tours from Nairobi here can vary by type, destinations, length, and travel style. Based on thorough data from 105 two-week tours from Nairobi, their average daily price is a very reasonable $437 per day. If you're interested in more information about tours here, see our guide to tour prices in Kenya .

And for more information on Kenya, see Kenya Travel Costs and Kenya Hotel Costs .

Subscribe to our Newsletter

By signing up for our email newsletter, you will receive occasional updates from us with sales and discounts from major travel companies , plus tips and advice from experienced budget travelers!

Budget Your Trip

Some of the links on this website are sponsored or affiliate links which help to financially support this site. By clicking the link and making a purchase, we may receive a small commission, but this does not affect the price of your purchase.

• Privacy / Terms of Use
• Activities, Day Trips, Things To Do, and Excursions

14 day Kenya Tanzania safari

Go on a two week safari to Kenya or Tanzania? Decisions decisions. Choose both! Over the course of 14 days, prepare to have your mind blown with the very best wildlife Africa has to offer from the lions of the Sergengeti to the elephants of Masai Mara, a combo safari across these two African gems will serve up memories that will last a lifetime!

Both destinations are home to the legendary Big Five including lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffalo and you can even cap off your safari with a beach holiday in the stunning island of Zanzibar or one or Kenya’s fabulous beaches. 

Table of Contents

The best 14 day Kenya Tanzania Tours 

Price of a 14 day kenya tanzania safari.

A 14-day camping tour starts at about $1,700 per person. Mid-range lodge tours start at $3,000 per person whilst luxury tours start at around $3,500 per person. There are many factors determining the price of a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari.

Safari combo packages to Kenya and Tanzania span a wide price range, influenced by several variables. The biggest factor determining the price of a safari is the level of accommodation. This will ultimately categorize tours as being budget, mid-range or luxury. Shared tours are usually cheaper than private tours. 

This is especially the case for single travelers. On a 14 day trip you might want to consider a fly-in safari, but these are considerably more expensive than road safaris. Check out the seasons too; low-season prices can be favorable and while you’ll probably get some rain at this time, it’s when the scenery is at its best.

Tour breakdown for a typical 14 days in Kenya and Tanzania

Safari tour highlights.

• See the Big Five including the lion, leopard, rhino, elephant and buffalo 
• Discover the famous Masai Mara and Serengeti national parks
• Private tour guide in English and other languages
• All-inclusive tours including lodging, entrance fees, meals, and transport
• Game drives in comfortable, open top safari vehicles
• Unique accommodation including safari lodges and tented camps
• Optional activity add-ons including hot air balloon safaris

Tour inclusions

The following details typical tour inclusions and exclusions on the best 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari package:

Safari essentials and information

Is a 14 day safari in kenya and tanzania sufficient.

14 days is indeed enough of time to see, hear, and experience Kenya’s and Tanzania’s spectacular animals and landscapes. The number of days required to effectively complete a combined safari might range from 1-2 weeks, depending on the visitor’s time and budget.

Each day consists of an early morning game drive and a late afternoon game drive, certainly sufficient time to view the big 5 and incredible scenery. On a 14 day trip you can even break up the drive to Masai Mara with an overnight stay in Lake Nakuru National Park or Lake Naivasha .

Alternatively you can spend all of your time in Kenya in the famous Masai Mara . With full days at the reserve, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to explore this iconic safari destination including a full-day dusk-to-dawn game drive that will include lunch at one of the picnic spots. 

Whilst in Tanzania, a safari here is like nowhere else in the world, with a reputation for prime game viewing, the surreal Serengeti plains, luxury lodges, stunning beaches, the famous Mount Kilimanjaro and much more. 

Accommodation offered on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari?

After a long day surveying the incredible Kenyan and Tanzanian landscapes and wildlife on offer, guests can look forward to the very best safari accommodation Africa has to offer. The accommodation on these safaris are excellent with numerous options from tented camps, luxury lodges to camping grounds. 

From camping in the bush with amenities to mid-range and luxury lodges, there’s something for everyone here. Of particular note include the renowned Cottar’s 1920s Camp in Masai Mara, a spacious luxury safari camp in a quiet section of the park where the golden age of exploration meets modern-day adventure safaris. 

Go fishing, walking or hot-air ballooning before enjoying an outdoor bath and sundowners and dinner in the bush. 

Must do on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari

The most popular option for a 14 day Kenya Tanzanian safari is Masai Mara National Reserve . The flight from Nairobi gets you there in about 45 minutes, but a road safari is also feasible. With an early start, you should be in the Mara in time for an afternoon game drive. 

A 14 day safari to Amboseli NP , at the base of Mt Kilimanjaro, is also a good option. While the Mara is best for big cats, you can expect elephant sightings in Amboseli. And on clear days, Kilimanjaro creates a perfect backdrop for your photographs. 

In Tanzania, the Serengeti is a must, with over 5,700 sq miles of savannah teeming with migrations of wildebeests, gazelle and zebras making this one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Africa, a national treasure in the north of Tanzania.

Animals on a Kenya Tanzania safari?

You’ll find just about everything in Kenya and Tanzania! Masai Mara in Kenya is home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant and African buffalo) and visitors will also find Wildebeest, Diceros, Impalas, Dik-diks, Impalas, giraffes, hyenas, African wild dogs and much more.

Endlessly intelligent and iconic, African elephants continue to capture the hearts of travelers to Kenya. In addition to watching the largest land mammals roam the savannah, you can opt to visit the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage where they care for young elephants and rhinos before releasing them back to the wild. 

Rhino are more difficult to find. To see rhinos in Kenya, you should consider going to one of the reserves in Laikipia. Amboseli NP is great for elephant, giraffe and buffalo, but big cat sightings are less common here and rhino is absent. 

Tanzania is also famous for its wildlife, which includes the Big 5 you’ll find in the Serengeti and the country is also one of Africa’s top birding locations, with one of the most diverse bird species lists of any African country, including the black crake and Hartlaub’s turaco.

How much spending money do I need for a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari?

Visitors should budget for approximately $320 for a Kenya Tanzania safari per person per day, including food and accommodation. Combination safaris in Kenya and Tanzania can be more expensive due to the higher costs of accommodation, transport and food.

What animals will I see on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari tour?

Visitors on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania combination safari will see the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant and African buffalo), hyenas, wildebeest, giraffes, cheetah, zebras, endangered black rhinos, hippos, crocodiles and much more.

What is the best time to go on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari?

The best time to go on a 14 day Kenya Tanzania safari is from June to October when there’s practically no rain and daytime temperatures are not too hot. With an overall moderate climate, Kenya and Tanzania however are considered a great year-round safari and beach destination.

This article is free to read if you register or sign in.

Simply register at no cost.

Questions or problems? Email [email protected] or call 0711 046 000 .

HOSPITALITY

Kenya to host over 3,000 at annual magical travel expo, the regional tourism fair is scheduled to run between october 2-4 at the uhuru gardens , nairobi..

• Last year, about 2,500 tourism business people participated in the 3-day long fair.
• Kenya's 2023 tourism arrivals grew by more than 460,000 in the period to December.

Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) targets a 20 per cent growth in the number of delegates set to participate in the 13th edition of the Magical Kenya Travel Expo (MKTE).

The regional tourism fair, scheduled to run between October 2-4 at the Uhuru Gardens National Monument and Museum in Nairobi, is expected to bring together about 3,000 participants including tour operators, hoteliers, travel agents and travel trade visitors.

Last year, about 2,500 tourism business people participated in the 3-day long fair that is increasingly gaining popularity as a premier regional travel show with KTB seeking to position the expo for bigger global involvement.

The 13th edition of the expo is part of the destination repositioning activities geared towards the attainment of the targeted number of three million visitors to the country by the close of the year.

KTB chief executive officer June Chepkemei has expressed optimism that the expo will go a long way in repositioning Kenya for tourism business not only within the continent but globally.

For the past 12 years, MKTE has been the premier business-to-business tourism platform for the region bringing together all tourism players for insightful business transactions.

"This continues to be a trademark of the expo even as we work to maintain Pan African travel trade participation and cement Kenya's position as a leading tourism destination,” Chepkemei said.

The travel fair is coming at a time when Kenya is setting eyes on the African market that has shown resilience and steady growth in the highly competitive and fragile tourism industry.

According to last year’s tourism sector performance, Africa closed at about 0.8 million visitors to Kenya representing a 41 per cent market share of total international arrivals into the country.

The Europe market reported a 30 per cent market share with 0.6 million arrivals in Kenya while the Americas market posted a 17 per cent market share with about 0.3 million visitors to Kenya.

MKTE is highly structured for business, bringing in about 160 carefully selected and vetted buyers from Kenya’s key source markets in Europe, the US, Asia, and Africa.

The expo has also been instrumental in allowing over 60 per cent of local small and medium travel enterprises and startups to access international markets and build linkages.

Kenya's 2023 tourism arrivals grew by more than 460,000 in the period to December, marking the third consecutive growth since 2021 when the numbers started rising.

The annual tourism sector performance report shows arrivals rose from 1,483,752 in 2022 to 1,951,185 in 2023, a 31.5 percent increase.

This is however way less compared to the previous year (2021-2022) when the numbers grew by about 71 per cent.

August recorded the highest number of visitors at 11 per cent of the total arrivals, attributed to the wildebeest migration experience in Maasai Mara around late July to August.

The growth is attributed to the good value for money perception by tourists, implying their belief that the country offers quality experiences, services and attractions relative to the cost of their travel.

Tourist arrivals from South Africa up 38% on visa free plan

June chepkemei named kenya tourism board ceo, ktb banks on west africa to grow tourist numbers, most popular, iconic hilton hotel to shut down after 53 years operation, latest videos, state sets up multi agency emergency response centre on floods, ruto chairs emergency multi agency response team on floods, sign up for the free star email newsletter and receive the latest kenya news daily..

APRIL SALE:   Book now and get   up to 60% off!

2 Week Kenya and Tanzania Tours & Trips

Filter for departure dates and price to find the right 2 week Kenya and Tanzania tour with TourRadar. Choose from 112 trips with 622 customer reviews, that range from 11 up to 14 days.

112 Kenya And Tanzania 14 Days tour packages with 622 reviews

• Christmas & New Year

Real East Africa & Zanzibar

Safari in Kenya & Tanzania National Geographic Journeys

Kenya & Tanzania Camping Safari

We did the Kenya Tanzania safari in June with G adventures.Amazing is all we can say.Our drivers inKenya wereJoe and Morris and in Tanzania wereFilbert and Norbert,They were the best.We will never forget our amazing experience.I recommend safaris with G adventures and I hope you get the guides we had.

14 Days Best of Kenya & Tanzania Wildlife & Cultural Tour Adventure

• Great Migration
• Overland Truck

Kenya and Tanzania Overland Safari - 14 Days

Very kind and professional definitely recommended

14 Days The Heart Of Kenya & Tanzania Safari

Here's a review highlighting the fantastic organization of my 14-day Kenya and Tanzania luxury safari, thanks to Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays: I cannot speak highly enough of the seamless experience provided by Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays throughout my 14-day luxury safari. From the moment I booked to the final farewell, every aspect of the journey was expertly coordinated and executed. Tourradar's platform made the booking process effortless, offering a wide range of options and clear, detailed information about the itinerary. Their user-friendly interface and responsive customer support ensured that I felt confident and informed every step of the way. Exciting Africa Holidays truly exceeded my expectations with their exceptional service and attention to detail. From the warm welcome at the airport to the personalized touches throughout the safari, their commitment to customer satisfaction was evident in every interaction. The itinerary crafted by Exciting Africa Holidays was perfect, striking a balance between iconic safari destinations and immersive cultural experiences. Each day brought new adventures, from thrilling game drives to cultural encounters with local communities. Accommodations were nothing short of luxurious, with Exciting Africa Holidays selecting the finest lodges and camps in Kenya and Tanzania. From spacious tents overlooking the savannah to elegant lodges nestled in the heart of the wilderness, every accommodation surpassed expectations. The professionalism and expertise of our guides in both Kenya Sammy and Tanzania Juma, were exceptional, thanks to Exciting Africa Holidays' meticulous selection process. Their passion for wildlife and extensive knowledge of the region enriched every safari excursion, making each moment unforgettable. Overall, my 14-day luxury safari through Kenya and Tanzania was a dream come true, thanks to the impeccable organization and outstanding service provided by Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays. I returned home with memories to cherish and a deep appreciation for the beauty and diversity of East Africa.JNK

Kenya & Tanzania: The Safari Experience

African Safari Adventure (14 Days)

• €100 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Kenya and Tanzania, the Component

We saw all big fives and more, it is fantastic!

Kenya & Tanzania Adventure

This trip was really great. It hit all the highlights I wanted and then some extra. Facilities were actually better than what I expected for tent camping. The crew was great. Trip was organized. Email communication was good, but getting ahold of a live person was a bit of a task. I loved that they used locally owned and operated hotels and outings. I would definitely use this company again.

14-Day Jewel of African Safari Maasai Mara and Serengeti-

Ultimate East African Odyssey: A 14-Day Safari Adventure through Tanzania, Kenya, and Zanzibar

14Days Best of Kenya and Tanzania Safari

14-Days Kenya and Tanzania Camping Safari from Nairobi

The Plains of Africa Kenya Wildlife Safari (Nairobi to Amboseli) (2024)

What people love about 2 week kenya and tanzania tours.

Witnessing the wildebeest migration 2 days in a row in Masai mara was the climax for these tour. All the chosen parks in these trip had totally and almost the same to offer. We are happy we chose these safari. Masai mara was very full with tourists each corner compared to the other parks.

Here's a review highlighting the fantastic organization of my 14-day Kenya and Tanzania luxury safari, thanks to Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays: I cannot speak highly enough of the seamless experience provided by Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays throughout my 14-day luxury safari. From the moment I booked to the final farewell, every aspect of the journey was expertly coordinated and executed. Tourradar's platform made the booking process effortless, offering a wide range of options and clear, detailed information about the itinerary. Their user-friendly interface and responsive customer support ensured that I felt confident and informed every step of the way. Exciting Africa Holidays truly exceeded my expectations with their exceptional service and attention to detail. From the warm welcome at the airport to the personalized touches throughout the safari, their commitment to customer satisfaction was evident in every interaction. The itinerary crafted by Exciting Africa Holidays was perfect, striking a balance between iconic safari destinations and immersive cultural experiences. Each day brought new adventures, from thrilling game drives to cultural encounters with local communities. Accommodations were nothing short of luxurious, with Exciting Africa Holidays selecting the finest lodges and camps in Kenya and Tanzania. From spacious tents overlooking the savannah to elegant lodges nestled in the heart of the wilderness, every accommodation surpassed expectations. The professionalism and expertise of our guides in both Kenya Sammy and Tanzania Juma, were exceptional, thanks to Exciting Africa Holidays' meticulous selection process. Their passion for wildlife and extensive knowledge of the region enriched every safari excursion, making each moment unforgettable. Overall, my 14-day luxury safari through Kenya and Tanzania was a dream come true, thanks to the impeccable organization and outstanding service provided by Tourradar and Exciting Africa Holidays. I returned home with memories to cherish and a deep appreciation for the beauty and diversity of East Africa.JNK

• Horseback Safari: Must Read For First Time Riders
• 10 Best Honeymoon Safari Packages & Ideas 2024/2025