اكتشف سحر مرقش ماساي مارا في مغامرة سفاري كينيا

The price covers all accommodation for the 10‑day itinerary, a fully English‑speaking guide, all meals listed in the program (breakfast, lunch and dinner), and ground transportation between Nairobi, the national parks and community‑visit sites. Entrance fees to the protected areas, the Maasai village visit, the hot‑air balloon flight, and the boat ride on Lake Naivasha are also included. Personal expenses such as souvenirs, optional activities not mentioned in the schedule, and international flights are not part of the price.

No. The €2,238.65 price does not include international airfares to or from Nairobi. Travelers must arrange their own flights to Kenya. The tour does provide airport transfers in Nairobi at the start and end of the program, but the cost of getting to Nairobi from your home country is separate.

Yes. While accommodation, guide, meals and most transport are included, extra costs may arise for optional activities such as the hot‑air balloon ride if not explicitly listed, personal souvenirs, tips for guides and staff, any additional drinks beyond those mentioned, and travel insurance. Also, visa fees, airport taxes, and any personal medical expenses are not covered.

The operator offers a payment‑plan option for this tour, allowing you to secure your spot with a deposit (typically 30 % of the total price) and pay the balance in monthly installments up to 60 days before departure. You should contact the booking team directly to confirm the exact schedule and any applicable fees for the installment plan.

Cancellations made more than 60 days before the start date receive a full refund minus a small administrative fee. Between 59 and 30 days, you are refunded 50 % of the total price. Cancellations within 29 days of departure are non‑refundable, but the operator may offer a credit for a future tour at their discretion. All refunds are processed in the original currency (EUR).

Travel insurance is not mandatory for booking, but the operator strongly recommends it. A suitable policy should cover medical emergencies, emergency evacuation, trip cancellation, and personal liability. Some activities, such as the hot‑air balloon flight, may require proof of insurance. Verify the coverage details with your insurer before departure.

You will need a valid passport with at least six months remaining, a printed copy of your e‑visa approval (if required), proof of yellow fever vaccination (if you are arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever), and a copy of your travel insurance certificate. It is also wise to carry a copy of the tour confirmation and emergency contact details.

The tour starts with an arrival and check‑in at the Nairobi hotel in the early afternoon, typically after 14:00 local time. A brief orientation follows, and the first community visit to the Ruben Centre begins later that afternoon. Exact times may vary depending on your flight arrival, and the guide will adjust the schedule accordingly.

The meeting point is the arrivals hall of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). A representative holding a sign with the tour name will greet you and escort you to the pre‑arranged vehicle. The transfer takes you directly to the designated hotel for the first night of the itinerary.

Each participant may bring one large suitcase (up to 23 kg) and one personal carry‑on bag for the entire tour. The safari jeeps have limited storage, so the guide will help distribute luggage among the vehicles each day. If you have oversized items, discuss them with the operator before booking, as extra handling fees may apply.

Yes. All ground transfers between Nairobi, the Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Menengai Volcano, Lake Naivasha and Hell’s Gate National Park are included in the price. Transfers are provided in air‑conditioned 4‑wheel‑drive vehicles suitable for safari terrain. Domestic flights are not part of the itinerary, so travel between parks is by road.

The exact number is not listed, but the operator usually limits groups to around 12‑15 participants for this type of safari. A smaller group ensures more personalized attention from the guide, easier vehicle loading, and a more intimate experience during community visits and wildlife drives.

Yes. The tour is designed for groups and welcomes solo travelers. A dedicated English‑speaking guide leads the entire itinerary, and the small group size makes it easy to meet fellow travelers. Solo participants share all accommodation and transport costs, which can be more economical than private tours.

Families are encouraged to join. Children aged 8 and above can take part in most activities, including the game drives and hikes. Younger children may find the long drives and early‑morning game drives challenging, and some community‑visit sites may have limited access for very young kids. Always inform the operator of the ages of your children so they can make appropriate arrangements.

The itinerary includes moderate walking on uneven terrain, such as the Menengai Volcano crater hike and the Hell’s Gate bicycle and foot explorations. Participants should be reasonably fit, able to walk 3–4 km on uneven ground, and comfortable with occasional steep sections. No technical climbing is involved, but a basic level of stamina is recommended.

Seniors can join, provided they have a moderate level of mobility. The safari vehicles are comfortable, and most attractions involve short walks. The Menengai Volcano crater walk is the most physically demanding part; assistance is available, and the guide can adjust the pace. It is advisable to discuss any health concerns with the operator before booking.

The tour covers Nairobi community projects (Ruben Centre and Edmund Rice Centre), the Maasai Mara National Reserve with a Big 5 game drive and Maasai village experience, a hot‑air balloon ride, Lake Nakuru National Park (rhinoceros, flamingos and Rothschild giraffe), Menengai Volcano crater hike, Lake Naivasha boat cruise, Crescent Island nature walk, Hell’s Gate National Park (bicycle and foot exploration) and Fischer’s Tower viewpoint. Each day includes guided activities and cultural interactions.

Yes. The itinerary builds in short free‑time periods, typically after lunch or before dinner, allowing you to explore the hotel surroundings, shop for local crafts, or relax at the lodge. In the Maasai Mara and Lake Nakuru, evenings are left open for optional night drives or stargazing, but any extra excursions would be at your own expense.

The centerpiece is the early‑morning Big 5 game drive in the Maasai Mara, where you have the best chance to see lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and buffalo together. This is complemented by the cultural immersion in a traditional Maasai village and the hot‑air balloon flight that offers a panoramic view of the savannah at sunrise.

Yes. The Kenya Safari Adventure combines wildlife viewing, cultural experiences and community projects, giving first‑time visitors a well‑rounded introduction to the country. The fully guided format, English‑speaking guide, and small group size reduce the stress of independent navigation, while the itinerary covers the most iconic destinations such as the Maasai Mara and Lake Nakuru.

Travelers who want a balance of wildlife, culture and responsible tourism benefit most. The tour appeals to adventure‑oriented tourists, families seeking educational experiences, and socially conscious travelers interested in community‑based projects. Because accommodation, meals, transport and a knowledgeable guide are bundled, the overall cost per experience is lower than arranging each element separately.

Prepare a valid passport, obtain an e‑visa if required, and arrange travel insurance covering medical evacuation. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable walking shoes, and a pair of binoculars. Bring a reusable water bottle, a small daypack for game drives, and any personal medication. It is also helpful to learn a few Swahili greetings and respect local customs during community visits.

Booking the Kenya Safari Adventure for €2,238.65 per person includes accommodation, all meals, guide fees, park entry, and ground transport, which can add up to €1,200‑€1,500 if arranged separately. Independent planning also requires time to coordinate permits, vehicle rentals and knowledgeable guides, which may increase overall expense and risk of missing key experiences. The tour therefore offers a cost‑effective, hassle‑free alternative, especially for first‑time visitors.

The operator allows limited customization on a case‑by‑case basis. You can request an extra night in the Maasai Mara or a different lodge, but additional costs will apply and availability must be confirmed. Any changes should be communicated at the time of booking, and the final itinerary will be updated accordingly.