Lake Naivasa to  Lake Nakuru.

Lake Nakuru National Park, a wildlife sanctuary tucked away amid towering forests and verdant grasslands, is located 1.5 hours from Lake Naivasha.
The park's distinctive vegetation, which includes the euphoria forest, acacia woodlands, and an estimated 550 different plant species, is the first of the park's thousands of attractions.
Searching for the 56 distinct wildlife species that emerge in the park is like going on a game ride.
Waterbucks, white and black rhinos, cheetahs, lions, leopards, and giraffes are among the animals you might see.
With a population of 25, the park boasts one of the largest populations of black rhinos nationwide.
Lake Nakuru is a remarkable body of water that is easily accessible and nicknamed the "pink lake" due to its astounding population of flamingos. Among the 450 different avid species you can expect to see are the goliath heron, Verreaux's eagle, and kingfisher.
This area has breathtakingly beautiful scenery.
Points of interest like the Out of Africa, Lion Hill, and Baboon Cliff serve to emphasize this genius.
The honeymoon, East, and Lion Hill Ridge all contribute to this allure.
We will show you the Makalia waterfall, which is breathtaking on a whole new level.

Full-Day Game Drive at Masai Mara National Reserve with Packed Lunch 

For several reasons, Mara is Africa's top safari destination. Its wildlife population and variety are unparalleled.
While navigating the terrain, your guide looks for over 450 different species of wildlife. A must-see are the big five: elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, lions, and leopards.
There are also foxes, gazelles, wildebeests, elands, zebras, impalas, giraffes, duikers, jackals, cheetahs, and hyenas.
The popular wildebeest migration can be experienced on a tour that runs from July to October.
The migration of thousands of zebras, wildebeests, Topi, gazelles, and elands from the Serengeti to Masai Mara is the event, which is witnessed by millions of people worldwide.
It allows you to combine tour packages in Tanzania and Kenya without having to leave the Mara.
Bird watchers on our Kenya wildlife safari will be interested in the park's over 450 bird species.
You may expect to see cranes, secretary birds, hornbills, and vultures.
Your guide will assist you in spotting wildlife and provide you with information about the various creatures that live in the reserve during your game drive.
The ecology of the reserve and how it sustains a wide variety of wildlife will also be covered.

Morning Game Drive, Visit a Maasai Village, and Drive to Nairobi

You will check out after breakfast and go on an early morning game drive. One of the most well-liked activities at Masai Mara National Reserve is the early morning wildlife drive.

During the game drive, these creatures are frequently seen up close. The game drive offers the chance to observe the stunning scenery of the reserve in addition to the wildlife. Usually, the gaming drive lasts between two and three hours.

You proceed to a Maasai community from here. The Maasai town, which is in the center of Kenya's Masai Mara, is a must-see for visitors to the area.

The Maasai hamlet offers a unique chance to witness life as it has been lived for years, and the people who live there are proud and traditional.
You will get a hearty welcome from the Maasai people as soon as you arrive in the hamlet.
You will get the opportunity to view their traditional homes, learn about their way of life, and even take part in a traditional dance when you are there.
The locals will also be offering their handcrafted handicrafts for sale. You will always remember your time spent in the Maasai community.
You will begin your road adventure to Nairobi after spending an hour here, arriving in time for late lunch/Dinner.