Kajiado Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

The truth is indeed hard to hear, but it is the real situation of tourism in Africa!

The truth is indeed hard to hear😥, but it is the real situation of tourism in Africa.. Let's talk about the big truth of the current situation of tourism in Africa📝 Although it's hard to hear, this is the situation, and I hope it will be of some practical help to those who want to come to Africa❗❗❗ 🔹 1. Safari is dusty, prepare a dirty clothes bag in advance to separate from clean clothing🧳 🔹 2. Be sure to book your accommodation in advance🏠!!! To avoid the situation where the hotel you want to stay in is fully booked 🔹 3. Be sure to choose a lodge or camp inside the park⛺, to experience the most beautiful moments of the park in the morning and evening. Staying outside the park means being far from the national park, spending more time on the road, and the animals are more active in the morning and evening 🔹 4. After a day of Safari, you'll be covered in dust😷, remember to prepare disposable bath towels according to the number of days of your trip 🔹 5. Due to animals frequently dying from ingesting plastic bags🛍, the use of plastic bags has been restricted in Kenya since 2017 🔹 6. If you have plastic bags, meat, fruits🍏, etc., after unpacking, you will be taken to a small room to pay a fine 🔹 7. Wear holey shoes/sandals, often need to stand on chairs to see animals, and they are also convenient for walking 🔹 8. Bring medicine for stomach and treatment for diarrhea💊, the dust on Safari is heavy, it's best to bring a mask, and if you have rhinitis, bring something for cleaning 🔹 9. Kenya safari requires a Yellow Book📔, you need to go to the International Travel Health Care Center for vaccination, it is recommended to go 1-2 months in advance during the peak season, otherwise, if the reservation is too late, you may have to go to the neighboring city to get the shot💉 🔹 10. The 'Great Migration' of animals is so famous that everyone thinks that outside of June to September, the animals🐘 in Kenya have all gone! In fact, Kenya has dozens of national parks🏕 and reserves, such as Amboseli, Nakuru, Samburu, etc., where the number of animals is basically constant and does not migrate, and you can see them at any time 🔹 🔵8-day Mini Panoramic Route📈🔵 🌈Recommended itinerary 🌱Day 1 Amboseli 🌱Day 2 Amboseli 🌱Day 3 Naivasha 🌱Day 4 Masai Mara 🌱Day 5 Masai Mara 🌱Day 6 Masai Mara/Nakuru 🌱Day 7 Nairobi/Mount Kenya 🌱Day 8 Return 🫂Recommended number of people: 4, 6 Masai Mara National Reserve

Amazing safari in Kenya , Kilimanjaro in the back

BEST SAFARI COMBINED TRIPS

Amboseli National Park is a great destination for a 2-day safari. It lacks the big-cat action of the Masai Mara National Reserve, However, no two drives are ever the same and extending your stay by even 1 day will greatly benefit your overall experience. COMBINED TRIPS Rwenzori mountains, Gorilla trekking,Uganda safari and Rwanda safari ,Kenya Safari ,Tanzania safari and Congo Safari. We organizing Group trips /Private tour. WhatsApp +255717417763 Enquiring/Booking : info@majalitours.com Website : www.majalitours.com Following us Instagram : @majali.tours #majali.tours #majalitours #expedition #adventure #alpine #explore #nature #trekking #climbing #heightsmountain #mountain #mountaneer #travel blogger #outdoor #worldtravel #landscape #mt.Kilimanjaro #mountkiliadventure#tourist #visa #trending #trending #daytrip #nature #expedition #travelblogger

The wildness at the end of the seesaw road, Kenya's must-have national park "Amboseli" killing and winning the natural selection, the cruelty of the food chain and the balance of nature, this is the case. From an early age, Zhao Zhongxiang explained "Animal World". When I really set foot on it, I felt very different and stronger. The first stop in Kenya is Amboseli Park in Amboseli National Park. It takes nearly four hours to drive from Nairobi, including a long seesaw road. No matter how good the shock absorption is. Villages near the park are rare, and they are poor, poor, and poor, as can be seen by children and pedestrians who pass by the road. But here every year, visitors from all over the world, especially in Europe, America and China, are gathered to chase animals on the grasslands. 392km2 Amboseli National Park has fewer carnivores. It is not easy to see lions. Due to the experience of our drivers, we only saw a few before the park closed. Park is at the junction of Kenya and Tanzania. Although the 5,895-meter Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa is in Tanzania, the whole picture can be clearly seen in Kenya. The rare equatorial snow-capped mountains are seen. Snow, now due to the global warming of the greenhouse effect, it can be seen from the photos that there is very little snow. September's Amboseli is a dry grassland, yellow, rarely green, herbivores are not easy to see, only see a green wetland, hippos drink in the mouth, bath, birds in It plays on it. We saw hounds, badgers, gazelle, elephants, foxes, lions, zebras, juveniles, monkeys, wildebeests, hippos, and various birds... Carnivores started to work at night. Tips

2-Day Maasai Mara & Lake Naivasha Safari

Experience two amazing days of safari in the world-famous Maasai Mara where you’ll search for the Big Five wildlife as well as enjoy the landscape. Day Two, after the morning game drive head to Lake Naivasha for lunch and Boat Ride – searching for the hippo families followed by a walking safari at Crescent Island. ITINERARY Day 1: Nairobi to Maasai Mara. Today we depart Nairobi at 6:00 Am and drive through the Great Rift Valley Escarpment towards Maasai Mara. Weather permitting, stop for a few minutes to take photos. Arrive at your hotel and check in. Carry your picnic lunch and head into the Maasai Mara Game Reserve for a Half Day of Game Viewing. Here you will search for the the Big 5 among others. Time-allowing, drive to the Mara River for a Chance to See the Migration Routes, Hippo Families and Crocodiles. Return to the Camp for dinner and overnight at Sunset. Enjoy Bonfire at your Camp under the stars weather permitting. Day 2: Morning Game Drive, Masai Village Tour, and Lake Naivasha Today at 6:00 Am, we head out for a 3 Hours Game Viewing drive searching for animals not previously spotted. After a wonderful time, drive back to camp for breakfast and check out. Transfer to the local Maasai Village for a Cultural Experience where you get to interact with the families and learn their ways of life. Bid Goodbye to Maasai Mara and drive to Lake Naivasha. Upon arrival, we will enjoy a buffet lunch. Experience a Boat Ride followed by a Walking Safari at the Famous Out Of Africa – Crescent Island where you have amazing moments with the giraffes, wildebeests and antelopes among others as you enjoy the scenery. Head back to the mainland where you begin your drive back to Nairobi. On arrival, drop-off at your city hotel/residence or Airport. Safari Cost: Adult Rate Based on No. of Pax 1 Pax - $ 1088 2 Pax - $ 788 3 Pax - $ 688 4 Pax - $ 638 5 Pax - $ 608 6 Pax - $ 588 Single Room Supplement: $ 50 Package Includes: Accommodation sharing double/ twin rooms. Meals on Full Board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner). Professional English-Speaking Guide. Bottled water in the Jeep & Room. Game Viewing Drives. Park Entry Fees in Maasai Mara. Maasai Cultural Visit. Boat Ride at Lake Naivasha. Crescent Island Walking Safari. Extra Lunch on the last day. Transport in a 4*4 Safari Jeep. Excludes: A Hot Air Balloon Safari at $ 450 Per Person. (1 Hour Ride plus a Bush Breakfast). Anything else not mentioned as included #campingglamping

10 days kenya and tanzania safari

Day 1: Niarobi - Maasi mara Day 2: Maasai Mara full day Day 3: Maasai mara -lake Nakuru Day 4: Lake Nakuru -Amboseli Day 5: Amboseli full day Day 6: Amboseli- Arusha Day 7: Arusha - Serengeti Day 8: Serengeti -Ngorongoro Day 9: Ngorongoro -Arusha Day 10: Arusha - Nairobi

I went to Maasai Mara during the migration and I’m certain that I will never forget the experience! I stayed in a luxury tented camp on the reservation and the animals that I saw the entire not not just during game drives were incredible! I saw all the big 5 animals and everything I mentioned my guide was able to locate. If you have the opportunity I would suggest visiting. #deliciousfood #happynewyear

The truth is indeed hard to hear, but it is the real situation of tourism in Africa!

The truth is indeed hard to hear😥, but it is the real situation of tourism in Africa.. Let's talk about the big truth of the current situation of tourism in Africa📝 Although it's hard to hear, this is the situation, and I hope it will be of some practical help to those who want to come to Africa❗❗❗ 🔹 1. Safari is dusty, prepare a dirty clothes bag in advance to separate from clean clothing🧳 🔹 2. Be sure to book your accommodation in advance🏠!!! To avoid the situation where the hotel you want to stay in is fully booked 🔹 3. Be sure to choose a lodge or camp inside the park⛺, to experience the most beautiful moments of the park in the morning and evening. Staying outside the park means being far from the national park, spending more time on the road, and the animals are more active in the morning and evening 🔹 4. After a day of Safari, you'll be covered in dust😷, remember to prepare disposable bath towels according to the number of days of your trip 🔹 5. Due to animals frequently dying from ingesting plastic bags🛍, the use of plastic bags has been restricted in Kenya since 2017 🔹 6. If you have plastic bags, meat, fruits🍏, etc., after unpacking, you will be taken to a small room to pay a fine 🔹 7. Wear holey shoes/sandals, often need to stand on chairs to see animals, and they are also convenient for walking 🔹 8. Bring medicine for stomach and treatment for diarrhea💊, the dust on Safari is heavy, it's best to bring a mask, and if you have rhinitis, bring something for cleaning 🔹 9. Kenya safari requires a Yellow Book📔, you need to go to the International Travel Health Care Center for vaccination, it is recommended to go 1-2 months in advance during the peak season, otherwise, if the reservation is too late, you may have to go to the neighboring city to get the shot💉 🔹 10. The 'Great Migration' of animals is so famous that everyone thinks that outside of June to September, the animals🐘 in Kenya have all gone! In fact, Kenya has dozens of national parks🏕 and reserves, such as Amboseli, Nakuru, Samburu, etc., where the number of animals is basically constant and does not migrate, and you can see them at any time 🔹 🔵8-day Mini Panoramic Route📈🔵 🌈Recommended itinerary 🌱Day 1 Amboseli 🌱Day 2 Amboseli 🌱Day 3 Naivasha 🌱Day 4 Masai Mara 🌱Day 5 Masai Mara 🌱Day 6 Masai Mara/Nakuru 🌱Day 7 Nairobi/Mount Kenya 🌱Day 8 Return 🫂Recommended number of people: 4, 6 Masai Mara National Reserve

Brave people, go see the world first!

【Kenya's Main Safari Attractions】 Amboseli National Park: Look up at Africa's tallest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, with its perennial snow-capped summit also being a major attraction - 【Masai Mara National Park】 The world's largest wildlife sanctuary, follow the off-road vehicle Safari to find the traces of Africa's Big Five (lion/buffalo/cheetah/elephant/rhino). - 【Lake Naivasha】 Kenya's most beautiful freshwater lake, also the highest lake in the East African Rift, specially arranged boat tours of the lake allow for close observation of the hippo family. - Selected Flight Route: CZ6043 CSX NBO 0050 0730 (Flight time: 11 hours 40 minutes) CZ6044 NOB CSX 1500 0800+1 (Flight time: 12 hours) - Recommended Itinerary: - Day1: From all over the country--Changsha--Nairobi Gather at Huanghua International Airport, take the Southern Airlines international flight the next early morning, flying to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Hotel: On the plane - Day2: Nairobi--Amboseli Drive to Amboseli on the border of Kenya (about 4 hours by car) Hotel: AMBOSELI AA LODGE Local four-star or equivalent - Day3: Amboseli--Nairobi Drive back to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, with free activities in the afternoon. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day4: Nairobi--Masai Mara Drive to the wildlife sanctuary--Masai Mara, passing through the scar of the earth--the East African Rift. Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day5: Masai Mara National Reserve (Mara River) Spend the whole day in the park tracking animals (depart at 8 am, arrive at the hotel at 3 pm) Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day6: Masai Mara--Lake Naivasha--Lake Elementaita (About 4.5 hours by car) Drive to Naivasha (about 4.5 hours by car), arrange a boat tour of Lake Naivasha. Stay in the Lake Elementaita area, with a distant view of Lake Elementaita. Hotel: Jacaranda Lake Elementaita Lodge Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day7: Lake Elementaita--Aberdare (About 4 hours by car) Drive to near the equator--Aberdare, visit the tea homeland. Hotel: Country Club Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day8: Aberdare--Nairobi (About 4 hours by car) City tour: Drive past the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Freedom Square, the Cathedral, etc. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day9: Nairobi--Changsha Sleep in, go to the airport at the scheduled time - fly to Changsha. Hotel: On the plane - Day10: Changsha--All over the country - Essential Items: Sunscreen, sun protection clothing, face mask, hat, windbreaker, slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste, hydrating skincare products and face masks, lip balm, disposable bath towels, socks, underwear, adapter, wet wipes, medicine, snacks, cash (USD), camera, - Outfit Suggestions: In addition to the regular Safari attire in earthy and army green colors, the 'Old Qian' style is also suitable, and the wasteland series is also OK -

Kenya Amboseli Wilderness Tent Hotel finally arrived in the dream of Kenya in September this year after planning for two years. This is a country that must travel with the group and ends in mid-September. When the peak season in August was not up to eleven, the price was cheaper than before and after. The group was in the golden Africa set by Trip. I lived here the first night. Later, the tour guide said that this is a family with the AA of Masai Mara, which was opened by Beijingers. [Environment] On the counter, there is a gift shop on one side. A long road leads to the back room. Flowers, trees, chairs, fire pits in the garden... Its a good look, the desert oasis looks like a wild and a pastoral. When you reach the end of the road, you can clearly see Mount Kilimanjaro, the side of the mountain is Tanzania. [Rooms] There are a lot of houses. There are two kinds of cabins and tents. The tent looks simpler than the wooden house, but it is the feeling. The people in our group lived in tents, and the tour guide said that people from Europe and the United States came to ask for tents. Indeed, there are many places in the wooden house, but the garden tents in the wild are rare. Traveling out to experience the special accommodation is a very important part of my travel. My dad and I got a 3 bed tent, the size is quite large, the bathroom, the bathroom and the washroom are in the middle, providing simple washing utensils, of course, no toothbrush and toothpaste. The door is zippered and there is a lock on the zipper ring. When the wind screams, the tent will have a slamming sound. When I go to bed in the afternoon, I want to be so cautious in the evening, like Liaozhai. Looking at the treetops in the evening in the evening, some are desolate. Actually, the wind stopped at night, and it was still shaved when I was asleep. It was so comfortable, but when it was not dawn, it was awakened by a group of birds. This is nature and it feels so good. [Eating and drinking] Kenya water quality is not good, similar to Nepal, so whether it is raw water, you must use bottled water, you have to bring your own kettle, if you want to drink hot water. Two bottles of drinking water are provided in the room. Food is really not like Beijing people, it is very unsuitable for Chinese people to eat, so it is necessary to bring some pickles and instant noodles. Hot and cold milk is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Kenya. It is a good news for my milk lovers. The fruit is not bad, the watermelon is sweet, and the chicken is delicious. [Service] Black waiter's English is good, basic English can be passed. From the lobby to the room, you have to tip, Kenya is a tipping country, giving 1 or 100 shillings. Tips: 1, cold in the morning and evening, cold in the night, colder than Inner Mongolia, because it is a plateau, so dont wear it with little 2, anti-mosquito because it is Africa. Although mosquitoes are rare

Giraffes at Your Window: A Kenyan Dream 🦒

"Remember the childhood game of shouting, 'Is Masha coming out?' to each other's windows? Well, imagine a giraffe knocking at your window... for real! That's Kenya for you! Waking up to birdsong (which here sounds more like beatboxing, and some birds play better melodies than what's on the radio) is so cool that it's almost impossible to describe. But at least once in your life, you must visit Kenya. And if it's @finchhattons, I assure you it'll be the trip of a lifetime. Which kind of vacation would you prefer: on the beach or amidst giraffes and lions?"

Wishing for a Tropical Escape

There's a longing within me to pluck these sun loungers and tropical vibes right from @finchhattons and transplant them to our chilly Moscow. But then, I find myself questioning whether it's currently winter or spring in that distant land; time seems to have slipped through my fingers. The notion of being able to conjure your personal slice of summer, no matter the season, is undeniably enticing. It's a testament to the magic of travel, making it feel like #FinchHattons #Kenya is just a teleportation away.

My highlight moment in Kenya

I'm talking about the beard. 2019. That was when my beard was the thickest. The most impressive thing was not watching wildlife, I didn't find it shocking at all, not as shocking as dinosaur fossils and marine animals, whether it's leopards, lions, tigers or giraffes. The most impressive thing was the thorn tree that could make blow darts, the tent hotel on the mountain, getting stuck in the mud and the police with AKs stopping us from the taxi to fine us. The roads are bad and dusty. It's not safe if you don't charter a car. The entrance fees for the scenic spots are one price for locals and another for foreigners, but they are all clearly marked. Now Kenya has visa-free access to the whole world, but I don't want to go a second time.

Lake Chamo is a famous crocodile lake on the Great Rift Valley in East Africa. It is home to thousands of wild crocodiles and can observe very large crocodiles and hippos very close. We drove on the lake by boat and the boat was very worn. The lake is surrounded by rolling hills, the scenery under the blue sky and white clouds is very good, slowly the water birds on the lake, and the fishermen are holding the thin bamboo rafts floating on the water, the lake breezy, taking the boat on the lake It is also very pleasant to basking in the sun. After bypassing a bay, all of us exclaimed that there were more than a dozen giant crocodiles on a shoal in front, and there were many crocodiles with exposed eyes in the waters near the shoals. There are about thirty together. These crocodiles are very healthy and have a big belly. It seems that there is no shortage of food in the lake. They laze in the sun on the shoal and open their mouths from time to time. Its really like the bbc documentary. They It is not captive here, but growing freely, full of wildness and strength, which makes me think of goose bumps. It seems that they are all very full, so there is no interest in the humans of our ship.

The Great Rift Valley of East Africa has almost crossed all countries in Eastern Africa, with the longest in Ethiopia. It forms Lake Abaia and Lake Zwai in the middle of the Ethiopian Plateau. It continues north to the Red Sea and then extends northwest from the Red Sea. In the Jordan Valley, the rift valley here has a bandwidth of about tens to 200 kilometers, and the valley bottom is mostly flat. There are steep cliffs on either side of the rift, and the height difference between the bottom of the valley and the top of the cliff ranges from a few hundred meters to 2,000 meters. In fact, the Great Rift Valley is not limited to the East African region. It is actually a huge fault zone across the Middle East and East Africa, so it is called the largest scar on the Earth. mentioning the Great Rift Valley in East Africa, the first feeling of many people may be "the deep canyon". In fact, the Great Rift Valley in East Africa is not an abyss we imagined. Its widest place is more than 200 kilometers, so even if we walk in the Great Rift Valley, we don't feel that we are walking in a rift or a canyon. At sunset we arrived at a national park on the edge of the Grand Canyon, saying it was a national park. It was actually just a rope to stop it. A small old house was used as a toll booth. We looked at the car with a puzzled look. When I entered, I saw wild ostriches and wild boars not far from the entrance. The huge birds flew overhead, and this moment suddenly returned to ancient times. In Ethiopia, no matter where the car is going, there will always be children running on the side of the road. When they see the car, they are excited, but when they really get to the front, they are too shy to speak.