KENYA - Revered by many anthropologists as the ‘CRADLE OF HUMANITY’ Kenya is wild and a little dangerous If you’re adventurous & sensible it promises the globe’s most magnificent wildlife parks, unsullied beaches, thriving coral reefs, memorable mountainscapes and ancient Swahili cities.
NOTHING WILL PREPARE YOU FOR THE ANNUAL MASS MIGRATION OF WILDEBEEST IN THE MASAI MARA
Jomo Kenyatti Airport in Nairobi is the hub of East African air transport and has connections to many European and U.S. cities. Nairobi is well connected with Mombasa, Kisuma, Nanyuki, Malindi, Lamu and the National Parks of Amboseli, Masai Mara and Samburu with many regular flights.
Kenya experiences consistant temperatures all year round and range from 20 deg C – 30 deg C on the coast and is relatively cool for an equatorial region.
CURRENCY: Kenyan Shilling Ksh.
AFRICA GETAWAYS WILL GET YOU TO THESE AMAZING PLACES.
Severin Sea Lodge 3*
4 Nights from only R 7715
7 Nights from only R 9331
Meal Basis: Dinner,Bed & Breakfast
Valid Dates: 2010-01-07 to 2010-04-06
The Severin Sea Lodge is an oasis of calm in the midst of a tropical paradise. It is located directly on Bamburi Beach on the Indian Ocean. With the endless white sandy beach on one side and the African bush on the other side receives a wonderful holiday environment. Nestled in a shady palm grove with two freshwater pools and the comfortable Safari Round bar you can relax and just enjoy your holiday.
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Whitesands Beach Hotel 5*
Pay 6 and stay for 7 nights from only R 9649 
Meal Basis: Dinner, bed & breakfast
Valid Dates: 2010-04-01 to 2010-04-30
Select Whitesands Beach Hotel for relaxation or excitement, business or pleasure, it will always ascertain a memorable stay. This 4 star hotel offers 340 rooms that are suites and have balconies or verandas.
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THE BEST OF KENYA – SAFARI
This nine day package uses the scheduled services of South African Airways to Nairobi
and features the highlights of Kenya – a safari to one of the famous ‘tree hotels’ of the Aberdares, the spectacular birdlife of the Rift Valley lakes and onto the rolling grasslands and ‘Big Five’ of the Masai Mara Game Reserve.
The overland section of this safari (Day 2 to Day 6) is operated on a private basis for your party only i.e. your own private safari vehicle and guide.
Price includes: Airfare Johannesburg – Nairobi – Johannesburg on South African Airways, meet and greet service, airport transfers, bed and breakfast accommodation in Nairobi, accommodation including all meals in the Aberdares, Rift Valley and in the Masai Mara, transportation by microbus ex Nairobi on a private tour basis with English speaking driver/guide for 5 days,light aircraft transfers Nairobi – Masai Mara – Nairobi, excursions and game viewing activities as specified, park fees (excluding Masai Mara park fees).
Price excludes: Visas, health requirements, travel insurance, drinks, park fees applicable to the Masai Mara (currently USD 120 per person), laundry, gratuities, all items of a personal nature and any service not specified
Optional extra: balloon safari including champagne breakfast (available from Kichwa
Tembo) – R 3 045.00 per person
Please Note:
Scheduled charter flights into/out of MasaiMara carrya maximum baggagelimit of 15kg per person, including hand luggage.
Prices are subject to change due to airfare increases or any other unforeseen circumstance.
Prices excludeEaster weekend supplement..
Itinerary:
Day 1
Daily Departures. Morning departure on South African Airways from Johannesburg to Nairobi. On arrival you will be met and transferred to the Holiday Inn Nairobi. Accommodation is on a bed & breakfast basis. Optional upgrade to the Windsor Golf and Country Club on request.
Day 2
This morning you will be collected from your hotel by your driver/guide and travel by microbus to the Aberdares National Park. Lunch at your base hotel, before being transferred to your ‘tree hotel’ in a natural forest glade for dinner and overnight. The
evening is spent game viewing from the lodge as the animals visit the waterhole to drink. Your ‘tree hotel’ offers accommodation in comfortable rooms with private facilities. The public areas have large panoramic windows and there are elevated open air viewing platforms as well as bunkers for game spotting. The waterhole and saltlick are floodlit at night affording the opportunity to see some of the nocturnal species in the area.
Day 3
Drive around the northern tip of the Aberdare Mountains and down the escarpment into the Great Rift Valley. Arrive at Lake Baringo, a fresh water lake, for lunch. The afternoon is at leisure. Two nights spent at Island Camp or similar including all meals.
Day 4
A boat trip is included today (weather permitting). The rest of the day is at leisure to relax, swim or go on a bird walk.
Day 5
Your safari continues across the floor of the Great Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru, a soda lake famous for its large concentrations of flamingo. Enjoy a game drive and lunch at a lodge before continuing to Lake Naivasha. With shores lined with yellow-barked acacia trees, Lake Naivasha is dominated by the extinct volcano of Mount Longonot. It is a fresh water lake renowned for its spectacular birdlife, with over 300 species to be found. Dinner and overnight at Lake Naivasha Club or similar.
Day 6-8
After breakfast drive back to Nairobi. Lunch is included at the famous Carnivore
Restaurant. Transfer to the domestic airport for your afternoon light aircraft transfer to the Masai Mara. On arrival you will be met and transferred to Mara Intrepids. Three nights spent here on a full board basis with daytime game drives included.
Day 9
Morning transfer by light aircraft from Mara Intrepids to Nairobi. On arrival you will be met and transferred to the international airport for your return flight on South African Airways to Johannesburg.
Accommodation:
Island Camp, Kenya
Built on a hill, the tented accommodation and communal areas at Island Camp are reached by walking and climbing along
winding stone paths and steps. At the highest point is the swimming pool with commanding views across the lake to the mountains beyond. As the camp is at the end of a big island, one can take lengthy birding walks or hike to the hot springs at the far end of the island.
Kichwa Tembo, Kenya
Kichwa Tembo is in the west of the Masai Mara, located high on a ridge on the edge of riverine forest. The luxury tents are stylish and spacious with twin beds and en suite bathroom with hot shower, toilet and electrical hurricane lamp. Each tent has its own shaded verandah with canvas camp chairs and a stunning view. Game viewing from Kichwa is excellent – with large herds of buffalo and elephant often being seen. A swimming pool is available to cool off in, with some of the best views in Africa. The camp uses specially designed Land Cruisers with open roofs for optimum game viewing. Guides are knowledgeable on the flora, fauna, game, bird life as well as the customs of the Masai people. Morning and afternoon game drives are included in the package price.

Lake Navaisha Club, Kenya
This beautiful old hotel was Kenya’s international air terminal just after World War II. The flying boats of British Overseas Airways landed here as they followed the Nile south on to South Africa. Several wings and clusters of rooms and cottages are set in 12 hectares of cool lawns, shaded by spreading fever trees and accented by colourful gardens. Rooms are attractively furnished with en suite facilities.
Mayfair Court Holiday Inn, Kenya
The Mayfair Court Holiday Inn is a three/four star hotel, located in the suburbs of Nairobi, approximately 6 km from the city centre. Within easy walking distance of the hotel is the Westlands shopping centre with the largest and best variety of shops and restaurants in Nairobi. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms as well as television. There is a casino, 2 outdoor swimming pools, a health club, hairdressing salon and a few shops.

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Kenya Masai Mara and Mombassa
(8 Days/7 Nights)
Siana Intrepids Camp straddles the migration ‘corridor’ on the border of the Masai Mara Game Reserve, giving guests an unbeatable view of the world’s most famous wildlife spectacle. Combine this with the delightful Pinewood Village Beach Resort, just south of the coastal capital of Mombasa, for a special safari and beach experience.
Tailormade packages to include Samburu National Reserve, Amboseli or Tsavo National Park can easily be compiled for Kenya’s most complete game-viewing adventure.
Packages are based on Kenya Airways’ Sunday flights – departures on other days of the week are possible at a small surcharge.
Prices include: Airfare Johannesburg-Nairobi-Mombasa-Johannesburg on Kenya Airways, meet and greet service, airport transfers, light aircraft transfers Nairobi-Masai Mara-Nairobi, accommodation including all meals in the Masai Mara, game viewing activities as specified, accommodation on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis in Mombasa.
Price excludes: Visas, health requirements, park entrance fees applicable to the Masai Mara (currently USD 120), drinks, laundry, gratuities, travel insurance, all items of a personal nature and any service not specified.
Please note:
All prices quoted are subject to change due to airfare increases or any other unforeseen circumstance.
Prices exclude Easter Weekend supplements.
Prices are based on Standard rooms at Pinewood Village.
Itinerary:
Day 1 – Sunday
Depart Johannesburg in the early hours of Sunday morning (check-in on Saturday evening) on Kenya Airways flight to Nairobi. On arrival you will be met and transferred to the domestic airport (Wilson airport) for your onward scheduled charter flight to the Masai Mara. You will be welcomed at the airstrip by your safari guide and driven to Siana Intrepids Camp. After a short briefing by the camp manager, lunch is served. Enjoy a late afternoon game drive, dinner and overnight at Siana Intrepids.
Day 2-3: Mon/Tue
There will be 2 game drives each day conducted by your safari guide. Full board accommodation at the camp.
Day 4-7: Wed/Sat
Morning transfer to the airstrip for your return flight to Nairobi. From Wilson Airport you will be taken to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your onward connection to Mombasa on Kenya Airways. Transfer to the Pinewood Village Beach Resort. Spend 4 nights here on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis.
Day 8 – Sunday
Early morning transfer to Mombasa airport for your return flight on Kenya Airways to Johannesburg.
Accommodation:
Pinewood Village Beach Resort, Kenya
Pinewood Village Beach Resort is situated on the beautifully secluded mile-long sands at Galu Beach, you’ll be about 25 miles south of Mombasa and about 1 hour from the airport. A small boutique resort with unique accommodation options for clients that are looking for something special and different, and where personalized service is at the forefront. The new in-house ‘Aqualand’ now offers the most comprehensive watersport facility on the Kenyan Coast. Your holiday can be as active or as quiet as you wish. This small boutique resort offers an interesting range of accommodation and meal options. There are 20 suites all on the ground floor overlooking the gardens and the neighboring woodland teaming with monkeys and birds. Our suites have air-conditioning, ceiling fans and mosquito nets and are complete with ensuite bathroom, sitting/dinning area, kitchen and spacious private covered veranda. We offer a choice of meal plans. You can eat at the Bahari Restaurant, Jahazi Bistro or Tamu Snack Bar, or, your personal chef will prepare dinner in your suite from a large selection of menus. 38 Hotel Rooms – twenty blocks of two rooms each, all located above the one bedroom suites. The rooms are spacious with en suite bathrooms and a private balcony. The bedrooms have air-conditioning, ceiling fans and mosquito nets. Facilities include restaurants, bars, tennis, squash, table tennis, beach games, a range of watersports, adventure bike tour, golf, camel riding, beauty salon, laundry, telephones, TV lounge and library.
Siana Intrepids Camp, Kenya
Siana Intrepids Camp is situated in the south eastern corner of the Masai Mara, outside the national park. This shady, tranquil, 72 bedded tented camp recaptures the spirits of Kenyas early pioneers. It has a swimming pool fringed by acacia trees, an oasis for cooling down between game drives on hot days in the bush. Enormous trees provide shade for all the tents in this exclusive camp each with an en-suite bathroom, lighting, mosquito netting and traditional Kenyan furnishings. Delicious pan-African cuisine is served in the dining area and bush dinners are held in a clearing under the big sky of the Masai Mara. Two daytime game drives per day are included in the package price. Bush walks, night drives and hot air ballooning are also available at an extra cost.
For families travelling with children the acclaimed Adventurers’ Club at Siana Intrepids will introduce your children to a host of unusual species in the safety of the camp grounds, including the alternative ’small five’ of leopard tortoise, elephant shrew, buffalo weaver, lion ant and rhinoceros beetle. Our qualified team of naturalists are assisted by a highly trained children’s animator, who is responsible for the care and wellbeing of younger Adventurers. The Adventurers’ Club is dedicated to providing a lasting natural education for teenagers and school groups allowing the adults to enjoy their holiday too!

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THE ENDANGERED GREVY’S ZEBRA HAS ITS HOME IN KENYA.

Kenya is home to the Grevy’s zebra (Equus grevy), sometimes known as the Imperial zebra, is the largest species of zebra. It is found in the wild in Kenya and Ethiopia. Compared to other zebras, it is tall, has large ears, and its stripes are narrower. In fact, the Grevy’s Zebra isn’t much of a zebra at all – its DNA is more similar to that of a horse. This species is classified as an endangered specie, only 1500 – 2000 in the wild.
KENYA – WHERE NATURE DEFIES ITSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It was at Samburu National Reserve, a few years ago that a lioness, which is the top predator in Samburu, adopted a baby Oryx, which typically is the lion’s prey.There are several theories as to why such an astounding event should play out, but no one really knows why this happened. This is truly amazing and it gets better as this lioness adopted an Oryx youngster several different times.
ly amazing MASAI MARA.
This safari is recommended between JULY and OCTOBER so you can witness the enormously famous MIGRATION, from the Kenyan side.
Book early to avoid disappointment.!!
The absolutely amazing MASAI MARA.
This safari is recommended between JULY and OCTOBER so you can witness the enormously famous MIGRATION, from the Kenyan side.
Book early to avoid disappointment.!!