Your guide will meet you on arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and transfer you to your hotel in Nairobi, one of the most fascinating and busy towns in Kenya. Depending on the time of arrival you can explore the town with the help of a local guide.

Upon its foundation in 1899, Nairobi was far from being a deserted swamp deep hidden in the mighty ridges of Kenya: settlers were soon confronted with the persistence of the indigenous Maasai people, who eventually regained the country's independence in 1963. Today, what once caused large turbulence has since transformed into peaceful coexistence, giving Nairobi a charmingly eclectic feel.

This incredible diversity can be experienced all over the city. In the over 50 national parks and reserves Kenya has, flora and fauna have remained incredibly rich. But Nairobi, once a humble depot used for the construction of the Uganda railway, has in no time developed into East Africa's major economic hub, with a steady influx of investments further adorning the city's skyscraper-rich horizon year by year.

After breakfast today, you will drive to the famous Karen Blixen Museum that is located at the serene surbub in Nairobi just at the foot of the Ngong hills. This Farm house has memorabilia and history of the famous author of "Out of Africa."

Then next stop at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephants orphanage, where you will see adoable baby elephants! The trust raises orphaned baby elephants and intergrates them back in the wild. They are a leader in conservation efforts to help save the remaining African elephant population in grave danger from illegal ivory trade.

For these two days you begin your days with early breakfasts then drive off to have game drive at Amboseli Park at the foot of the Kilimanjaro. The park is famous for being the best place in the world to get close to free ranging elephants. Also has best opportunities to see other African wildlife. In the afternoon, enjoy a nice picnic lunch then proceed with afternoon game drives through this majestic park with its red soily dust.

Today you will once again have the opportunity to witness exotic wildlife up close and personal in the shadow of majestic Kilimanjaro.

Today after breakfast you will be drive to the southern border of the park, en-route to Arusha across the Namanga border. At the border you will clear with the immigrations, then meet up with our local professional guide from Tanzania. Your guide will transfer you to your hotel in Arusha (45-60 minutes).

Today you'll visit Tarangire, Tanzania's third-largest national park and sanctuary for an unusually large elephant population. Majestic baobab trees are an interesting feature of the park, dwarfing the animals that feed beneath them. There is a great diversity of wildlife including lion, leopards, cheetahs, and up to six thousand elephants. We will spend 2 days here doing safari in the national and a cultural visit within the semi-nomadic tribes around the area.

At Tarangire National Park you will experience an unrivalled landscape of open plains, dotted with thousands of baobabs. Not only does the meandering Tarangire River attract a vast number of wildlife, but the Park is renowned for its huge elephant herds, enabling visitors to see entire herds of elephant families.

One of the best places in Africa to spot the Big Five – elephants, leopards, lions, buffalo and the rare black rhinoceroses is the ancient Ngorongoro Crater, often called Africa's "Garden of Eden," is home to almost every species in Africa... except the giraffe, which can't negotiate the steep incline down into the caldera but will be seen at the rim of the crater. Game drives and a unique picnic lunch on the crater floor offer ample opportunities to spot lions, cheetahs, hippos and lots of birds.

Serengeti National Park is the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world and boasts the greatest concentration of plains game in all of Africa. Established in 1952, it is home to the great migration of wildebeest and zebra. The Park can be divided into 3 sections:

The southern/central part (Seronera Valley) with its classic savannah dotted with acacias and filled with wildlife.

The western corridor is marked by the Grumeti River, and has more forests and dense bush.

The north, which meets with Kenya’s Masai Mara Reserve, is the least visited section.

Today you will once again venture the corners of the mighty Serengeti plains for a full-day game drive, following the great migration and spotting prides of lions, cheetahs, leopards and so much more.

This morning you’ll drive to Seronera airport for your flight to Arusha.