One day to Nakuru National Park:
Lake Nakuru National Park hosts the Lake Nakuru a fresh water lake, which is well known for its thousands, sometimes millions of flamingos nesting along the shores.

The surface of the shallow lake is often hardly recognizable due to the continually shifting mass of pink. The lake's abundance of algae attracts the vast quantity of flamingos that famously lines the shore.The park has recently been enlarged partly to provide the sanctuary for the black rhino. This undertaking has necessitated a fence - to keep out poachers rather than to restrict the movement of wildlife.
The park now has more than 25 rhinos, one of the largest concentrations in the country, so the chances of spotting these survivors are good.There are also a number of Rothschild's giraffe, again translocated for safety from western Kenya beginning in 1977. Waterbuck are very common and both the Kenyan species are found here. Among the predators are lion and leopard, the latter being seen much more frequently in recent times.The park also has large sized pythons that inhabit the dense woodlands, and can often be seen crossing the roads or dangling from trees.
A day Trip is worth a visit with lunch at one of the lodges insite the park. Avoid leaving the park as you will be charged for re-entry fee which will make you package so expensive.
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One day Trip to Nairobi National Park:
This unique wildlife sanctuary is just a few kilometres from Nairobi’s bustling city centre,
but despite its proximity, different species of mammals can be found there, including four
of the Big Five. The tour also includes a visit to the animal orphanage at the park gate.
The tour returns to the city centre by sundown. Private tours can be organised in the morning.
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One Day Trip to Amboseli National Park:
Amboseli National Park lies within the shadow of the mighty Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain.
Only nature in all the majesty could create such a backdrop of the wildlife pageant found at Amboseli.
Game is seen on much of the route to the park, which crosses ochre plains where Masai tend their
cattle in an age-old tradition. Lunch is taken at the lodge in the park and is followed by another
game drive where lion, elephant and the splendid cheetah are likely to be seen. Return to Nairobi in good time for dinner.
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One day Trip to Naivasha and Longonot National Park:
Drive to the Rift Valley Escarpment and catch a glimpse of the beautiful escarpment.
Arrive at Mt. Longonot National Park to start hiking to the top and round the crater if time and
your energy permits. (the hike up and round takes around two-three hours) Picnic lunch.
Depart for Lake Naivasha and its environs. Enjoy a boat ride and view hippos, buffaloes etc. other activities include biking.
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2 days Nakuru National park:
Day 1: Nakuru
Depart from Nairobi for the famous pink lake with a stop over at the world greatest rift valley viewpoint.
Have a par anomic view of the beautiful sceneries weather Permitting. Have a game drive en route,
arriving in time for lunch. Enjoy an afternoon game drive a long side the shores of the lake where you
will have an opportunity of seeing millions of migratory birds. In the acacia woodland, you will search
for the plain game including the White Rhino. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Nakuru lodge. FB

Day 2: Nakuru -Nairobi
After break fast, have a morning game drive where you will search for shy cat (the leopard) and other
plain game before returning to Nairobi. Lunch available at an extra cost in Nairobi or in Nakuru.
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Volunteer Projects Kenya:
Volunteer in Kenya, one of the most stunning countries in Africa full of natural wonders.
From tropical beaches to spectacular scenery to rich culture to unparalleled wildlife, Kenya
has everything in abundance. In this beautiful country, you can meet the traditional Maasai on
their ancestral lands, spot the incredible wildlife, admire the stunning valley, and explore a beautiful villages and culture. Hope without Borders volunteer program in Kenya is located in Nairobi and the surrounding areas. Hope without Borders volunteer programs presently supports local orphanages, HIV/AIDS Projects, local schools, and NGOs working for different social issues. Volunteer projects in Kenya are located in Nairobi and the surrounding areas. Volunteers can work in any of these volunteer projects in Kenya while sharing their love and skill with the local kids, woman's groups, and community.
Volunteer program fee:
4 days: US $295, 1 week: US $440, 2 weeks: US $540, 3 weeks: US $660, 4 weeks: US $760, 5 weeks: US $880, 6 weeks: US $995, 7 weeks: US $1160, 8 weeks: US $1290, 9 weeks: US $1420, 10 weeks: US $1545, 11 weeks: US $1665, 12 weeks: US $1785
The above Program Fees Includes:
Food (3 Meals a day), Accommodation Home Stay, Airport Welcome, In country Transportation on first and last days, Country Coordinator Support, Volunteer Care and Other Services, Certificate of Appreciation/Completion, Orientation upon arrival.
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3 Days Amboseli National Park:
Day 1: Amboseli
We pick you from your hotel at 8.30 and drive south to Namanga, on the Tanzania border. This is
the land of the Maasai people. Arrive Amboseli in time for a picnic lunch before proceeding for a
game drive. It is at Amboseli where you are likely to see large herds of elephants. Dinner and overnight camping.

Tsavo East is famous for its large herds of elephant and spectacular herds of up to 1000 buffalo which are common
here. The rolling scrub-covered hills of the park have a very remote feel and it does not attract large numbers of
tourists. The best game viewing is along the watercourses and at the Kanderi swamp, which is not far from the main Voi gate. Thirty kilometres from the gate is the Aruba Dam and lion are commonly spotted around here.

3 Days safari to Tsavo National Park-Taita Hills:
Day 1: Mombasa - Tsavo West
Depart Nairobi or Mombasa this morning and drive to Tsavo National Park - Kenya's largest National park. Tsavo is divided into two halves, known as East and West. Your drive takes you into Tsavo West, once home to more than 50.000 elephants. Drive past Mzima Springs. Fed by the waters draining from Mt. Kilimanjaro, the springs form an oasis for a wide variety of wildlife. Overnight at Severin Camp / Kilaguni Serena Lodge. F/B

Day 2: Tsavo West- Taita Hills.
After an early breakfast and game drive, continue to Taita Hills Private Reserve. Once a private Sisal plantation, Taita Hills is almost 170 sq. Kms. of lush forest, cascading waterfalls and abundant game. Your afternoongame drive might reveal buffalo, waterbuck, elephant and more. Tonight, be sure to spend time at the waterside blind at your lodge - the animals are so close that you can count their whiskers!. Overnight at Salt Lick Lodge.

Day 3: Taita Hills - Mombasa
Depart for Mombasa or Nairobi this morning, arriving around midday.
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