This East Africa safari moves through the heavyweights of Kenya and Tanzania, linking one iconic landscape to the next. You’ll begin in Kenya’s highlands, then head for the Maasai Mara, where the seasonal Great Migration redraws the plains and predators shadow the herds.
From there, you’ll continue to Lake Nakuru with flamingos blushing the shoreline, before travelling to Amboseli National Park for wildlife encounters framed by Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped silhouette.
Next, you’ll cross into Tanzania and journey through the Serengeti, a vast savannah alive with movement, before descending into the Ngorongoro Crater, where wildlife gathers in dense concentrations inside an ancient caldera. The journey ends in Tarangire National Park, its ancient baobabs standing guard over some of Africa’s largest elephant herds. It’s more than a Big 5 safari – it’s East Africa, unfiltered.
Highlights: Kenya’s highlands, Maasai Mara Migration, Lake Nakuru flamingos, Amboseli with Kilimanjaro views, Serengeti plains, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire elephants and baobabs
Best For: Safari purists seeking a wildlife experience that truly packs a punch.
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Ideal duration: 13 Days
From $11,178 per person
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1 Night: Nairobi
Kenya
3 Nights: Maasai Mara National Reserve
Kenya
1 Night: Lake Nakuru
Kenya
2 Nights: Amboseli National Park
Kenya
1 Night: Lake Manyara
Tanzania
2 Nights: Serengeti National Park
Tanzania
2 Nights: Ngorongoro Crater
Tanzania
1 Night: Tarangire National Park
Tanzania
13 Nights in total
$11,178 per person
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