House of Waine is an 11-bedroom property on 2.5 acres that blends the elegance of gracious living with the spirit of modern Africa in an exclusive and serene setting punctuated by personalised, friendly and excellent service and cuisine in beautiful surroundings. All rooms have televisions with local and satellite channels, direct dial telephones, complimentary mini bar (please note that this does not include alcoholic beverages), mini safe, tea and coffee making facilities with fresh milk and freshly ground coffee delivered daily, complimentary pastries daily. The 11 bedrooms are all individually styled and named to reflect their different themes ensuring that no two are exactly alike. 9 of our bedrooms can be single, double or twin rooms. Each bedroom features a large marble bathroom with hairdryers, bathroom telephone and plenty of natural light through the large windows. Meals are served in various locations on the property, allowing each meal be a different experience: The Breakfast Terrace, The Dining Terrace, The Dining Room, The Pool Pavilion, The Lounge or simply in the garden. There are two bars exclusively for guests staying at the house, the Main Bar and the Pool Bar.

Breakfast and transferred to Wilson airport for your schedule flight to Chyulus, on arrival in Chyulus airstrip you are met by the camp vehicle and driver, who will transfer you to the camp for check in.

Ol Donyo Wuas is nestled in the Chyulu Hills, between Amboseli and Tsavo National Parks . Richard Bonham?s home, on a quarter million acre Maasai group ranch, offers accommodation in four cottages and a beautiful, centrally position mess/dining room. All the cottages are uniquely decorated making the most of local materials and have open fronts leading out to the verandah and spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro beyond. As an exciting and beautiful destination, few places can compare with Ol Donyo Wuas. The open plains, rolling Chyulu Hills and snow-capped Kilimanjaro invoke images of Africa as it was at the turn of the last century. A range of activities are available including horse riding, bush walks, day and night game drives, and walks to explore the volcanic hills. INCLUSIONS: Game viewing drives, Horse riding, Transfers from/to the airstrip while at Ol Donyo Wuas

Full day spent at Chyulus with activities.

Breakfast and drive to Borana, on arrival you bid your driver guide farewell Lunch at the lodge and spend afternoon at leisure with activities at the lodge. Borana is seeped in a rich history, it is part of the adventure to discover the twists and turns of the area over the last 150 years, while exploring the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy which borders it and is home to around 100 black and hite rhinos or investigating the breath taking rose farm on the slopes of Mount Kenya. The ranch life is interwoven very closely with the local communities; ranch and community work together in projects such as the tannery, which employs blind and disabled people for the surrounding villages. The ranch also supports a mobile clinic servicing the villages around and about. Conservation of the area is at the top of our list of priorities. Sustainable management of the conservation resources, by engaging the local communities and increasing awareness by sharing the experiences and surroundings with our guests, is at the heart of our philosophy.

In a valley that meanders out of the Laikipia Plateau onto the Samburu plains of northern Kenya , Borana is located on a private ranch and offers a tasteful retreat. The six stone, cedar and thatch cottages cluster around the main house and all blend into the rugged setting. Each cottage has its own bathroom, fireplace (the Laikipia plateau is known for its chilly nights), thatched ceiling and verandah. The main house has a morning room with views over the river gorge, a drawing-room and dining area and the dramatic over-spill swimming pool is close by. Meals are of the highest quality and are hosted by the resident managers. Game viewing is conducted in open 4WD vehicles and views of Mt Kenya provide a fitting backdrop to this stunning landscape.

Spend full day in Borana with activities at the lodge. Activities included at Borana are sundowners, day and night game viewing drives, game walks with experienced guides, horse riding and cultural visits to the Mokogodo village at Borana

Breakfast and transfer to Lewa Downs for your schedule flight to Masai Mara departing at 09H00 to arrive Masai Mara at 10H40. On arrival in Mara you are met by the camp driver guide and transferred to your camp for check in. Lunch at the camp and spend afternoon at leisure. The jewel in Africa 's crown, Maasai Mara is host to the most spectacular array of wildlife. Her 1,510 square kilometres of open savannah, woodlands and tree-lined rivers creates an eco-system which supports huge numbers of bird and mammal species. The western border of the park is the spectacular Siria Escarpment, and together with the acacia dotted plains, creates scenery of stunning beauty. Lion are found in abundance throughout the park as are elephant, giraffe, a variety of gazelle species and zebra. Cheetah and leopard are also regularly seen and, if lucky, you may also find rhino. Game viewing is never dull in the Mara, and patience is often rewarded with unique sightings : a pride of lion stalking their prey; a solitary leopard retrieving its kill from the high branches of an acacia tree; male wildebeest sparring to attract females into their harem; or even a herd of elephant protecting their young from opportunistic predators. The annual wildebeest migration traditionally is present in the Mara from July-September and at this time nature's dramas unfold before your very eyes at every turn. As well as wildlife, the Maasai Mara is also home to many members of the colourful Maasai tribe who may be seen around the borders of the park - morans (warriors) loping across the plains, young boys herding goats, or elders grouped under a tree discussing matters of the day.

Serian (meaning ?peaceful, calm or serene? in the Maa language of the Maasai people) is the charismatic bush home of Alex Walker, a filmmaker, professional hunter and guide in the Maasai Mara. Alex and Toby are good friends and between them you could not ask for a better team to introduce you to the Mara. The camp lies on a gentle slope under large Walbergia trees against a steep backdrop of orange croton, and leleshwa. It is a semi permanent camp that is positioned to blend unobtrusively into the surrounding vegetation.There are eight ensuite ?Marquee?s?. Each furnished in rich warm textures mixed with natural hard woods, comfortable colonial style furnishing with a little eastern ?spice?. The tents set on a mix of hardwood decks & grass plinth, measure approx 30sq m, and are similar in design. They are constructed of canvas and supported by hardwood poles with the interior walls and ceilings made from Kenyan canvas. Entry to each tent is through a screened door that zips closed to form a totally insect proof barrier. The verandah is furnished with two directors chairs and a small round drinks table. A personal Butler is allocated to each Marquee; he is at your personal beck and call. Starting your day, by serving you early morning tea in the comfort of your bed. Organizing your laundry and arranging with the chefs a menu to suit your own taste. Teaming up with your safari guide to organize picnic breakfasts, lunches, sundowners, and starlit dinners. He will also organize whatever drinks you require and set your table to suit in the shade of the giant Walbergia or alongside the Mara River under the stars.

Full day spent in Maasai Mara enjoying this magnificent reserve?s flora and fauna on morning and afternoon game viewing drives in camp shared vehicles.

After breakfast, transferred to the airstrip for your schedule flight to Nairobi ETD 11H00/ ETA 12H15. On arrival in Nairobi you are met by our airport representative, and transferred to The Carnivore Restaurant for lunch and later to House of Waine for day room use. Departure transfer to the international airport for your onward flight