Kenya Safari And Cape Town Tour

Package Overview

Our wonderful Kenya and Cape Town safari holidays combine Big Five 5 game viewing on the open plains of the famous Masai Mara, with a visit to the Sheldrick Elephants & beautiful Cape Town & its winelands. Ascend Table Mountain, visit the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, see the penguin colony at Boulders Beach & relax in the Stellenbosch Winelands. All transfers & game drives included.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Kenya Safari • Masai Mara National Park • Big Five Game Drives • Cape Town
• Table Mountain • Cape Point • Boulders Beach Penguins • Stellenbosch Winelands
• Wine Tasting • Kenya and Cape Town Safari

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival

  You will be met at Nairobi Airport and transferred to your light aircraft flight to the Masai Mara, named after the Masai people and the Mara River that divides the park.
  
  Masai Mara National Park is famous for its exceptional population of game and the annual migration of zebra and wildebeest from the adjoining Serengeti National Park. This phenomenon occurs every year from July to October, when game migrates along a circular route from the plains of the Serengeti to the Masai Mara and back again in search of fresh pastures, followed by hungry predators - most notably lions and hyena.
  
  After checking into your lodge, enjoy a late afternoon game drive.

  • Hotspots Population
• Day 2 : Masai Mara

  Today is dedicated to game viewing on the open plains of the world famous Masai Mara conservancy region.
  
  Nestled within the enormous Great Rift Valley, the Masai Mara is famous for its many prides of lions, packs of hyena and other predators - as well as huge herds of wildebeest, which number over one million, zebra and giraffe. All the Big Five can be seen here, as well as numerous other species including the Thomson's gazelle, topi, kongoni, impala, roan antelope and hippo. The nocturnal bat-eared fox, rarely found elsewhere in Kenya, also inhabits this park as well as the endangered cheetah and black rhino. Bird watching is also excellent with over 450 different species including the vulture, marabou stork, secretary bird, hornbill, crowned crane, ostrich, long-crested eagle and African pygmy-falcon.
  
  Set off early each morning, when game viewing conditions are at their best, to view the abundant wildlife of this region. Return to the lodge to rest in the heat of the day, before setting off again in the late afternoon for another game drive.
  
  Note: If your lodge is in a private conservancy, you will need to pay locally (approx $80 pp) for any game drive that enters the Masai Mara National Reserve. As wildlife ranges freely between the surrounding conservancies & the national park, without any fences, this is only necessary during the migration season.
• Day 3 : Masai Mara

  Today is dedicated to game viewing on the open plains of the world famous Masai Mara conservancy region.
  
  Nestled within the enormous Great Rift Valley, the Masai Mara is famous for its many prides of lions, packs of hyena and other predators - as well as huge herds of wildebeest, which number over one million, zebra and giraffe. All the Big Five can be seen here, as well as numerous other species including the Thomson's gazelle, topi, kongoni, impala, roan antelope and hippo. The nocturnal bat-eared fox, rarely found elsewhere in Kenya, also inhabits this park as well as the endangered cheetah and black rhino. Bird watching is also excellent with over 450 different species including the vulture, marabou stork, secretary bird, hornbill, crowned crane, ostrich, long-crested eagle and African pygmy-falcon.
  
  Set off early each morning, when game viewing conditions are at their best, to view the abundant wildlife of this region. Return to the lodge to rest in the heat of the day, before setting off again in the late afternoon for another game drive.
  
  Note: If your lodge is in a private conservancy, you will need to pay locally (approx $80 pp) for any game drive that enters the Masai Mara National Reserve. As wildlife ranges freely between the surrounding conservancies & the national park, without any fences, this is only necessary during the migration season.
• Day 4 : Masai Mara

  Today is dedicated to game viewing on the open plains of the world famous Masai Mara conservancy region.
  
  Nestled within the enormous Great Rift Valley, the Masai Mara is famous for its many prides of lions, packs of hyena and other predators - as well as huge herds of wildebeest, which number over one million, zebra and giraffe. All the Big Five can be seen here, as well as numerous other species including the Thomson's gazelle, topi, kongoni, impala, roan antelope and hippo. The nocturnal bat-eared fox, rarely found elsewhere in Kenya, also inhabits this park as well as the endangered cheetah and black rhino. Bird watching is also excellent with over 450 different species including the vulture, marabou stork, secretary bird, hornbill, crowned crane, ostrich, long-crested eagle and African pygmy-falcon.
  
  Set off early each morning, when game viewing conditions are at their best, to view the abundant wildlife of this region. Return to the lodge to rest in the heat of the day, before setting off again in the late afternoon for another game drive.
  
  Note: If your lodge is in a private conservancy, you will need to pay locally (approx $80 pp) for any game drive that enters the Masai Mara National Reserve. As wildlife ranges freely between the surrounding conservancies & the national park, without any fences, this is only necessary during the migration season.
• Day 5 : Giraffe Centre

  After a final early morning game drive, transfer to the airstrip for your light aircraft flight to Nairobi.
  
  You will be met at Wilson Airport and transferred to the Giraffe Centre. Founded to save the endangered Rothschild Giraffe from extinction, this centre plays an important role in educating Kenyan school children on the country's wildlife and environment. It also allows visitors to come into close contact with the world's tallest species, including the opportunity to feed a gorgeous giraffe.
  
  Afterwards and transferred to the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage (open from 5 to 6 pm for adoption visits). It took Daphne Sheldrick 28 years of trial and error to perfect the milk formula and complex husbandry required to rear orphaned African elephants, during the period that her husband was warden of Kenya's largest elephant sanctuary in Tsavo East National Park. Since then this sanctuary has gone on to save the lives of many orphaned elephant calves.
  
  Afterwards you will be dropped off at your airport hotel.
  
  Note: To arrange an afternoon fostering visit, you need to foster an orphaned elephant online prior to us being allowed to book your visit.
• Day 6 : Cape Town

  Take the free hotel shuttle to Nairobi Airport for your onward flight.
  
  You will be met at Cape Town Airport and transferred to your hotel in this beautiful city, within sight of Table Mountain.
  
  Check in and relax in your magnificent surroundings.
• Day 7 : Cape Town

  Today is free for independent sightseeing in Cape Town.
  
  We recommend you purchase a day pass onboard the convenient Hop-Off Bus, which stops at all Cape Town’s key sights and beaches. The "Red Route" bus stops at the Table Mountain base station, where you can buy a ticket to ascend by cable car and enjoy one of the world’s most famous views. Continue to Camps Bay beach and the many attractions of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.

  • Hotspots Camps Bay
• Day 8 : Hout Bay

  Today we recommend an optional full day tour to the beautiful Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where you may see baboons, ostrich and perhaps even dolphins or whales in season (July/November).
  
  Your tour travels through Hout Bay and along spectacular Chapman’s Peak Drive to the Cape Point peninsula, returning via Simons Town, Fish Hoek, Constantia and Kirstenbosch Gardens. This is a scenic tour of the whole Cape Peninsula, with the optional opportunity of visiting the penguin colony at Boulders Beach.
• Day 9 : Cape Town

  At leisure to relax and explore the 'Mother City' of Cape Town.
  
  Many optional activities are available in this beautiful city. You can visit Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned (advance booking essential in season), Kirstenbosch Gardens and the vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.
  
  Golf and deep sea game fishing are available, or you can or simply relax on Camps Bay beach – the choice is yours.

  • Hotspots Camps Bay
• Day 10 : Stellenbosch Winelands

  Transfer 45-minutes from Cape Town to the beautiful Stellenbosch Winelands.
  
  Check into your hotel in this famous wine producing area, relax under the giant oak trees and savour the fine food and wines of this region.

  • Hotspots Area
• Day 11 : Departure

  We recommend an optional full day tour through the renowned Stellenbosch Winelands today, travelling through the scenic Franschhoek Valley where a handful of French Huguenot refugees started South Africa’s now famous wine industry.
  
  Explore the historic university town of Stellenbosch and several wine estates on this famous wine route, which stretched from Paarl through to Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Enjoy a cellar tour and some wine tasting, before returning to your hotel in the late afternoon.
  
  Alternatively use the Vine Hopper hop-off bus to explore the Winelands by yourself.
  
  Note: the Vine Hopper does not operate on Sundays.

Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

Price & Rates

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• Cape Town, South Africa, Africa

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