Maasai Mara, Serengeti & Ngorongoro

Day 4-5: Depart the Masai Mara on a flight to Migori Airstrip, where you be welcomed and driven to Tarime, where you will cross the border into Tanzania to board another flight to the iconic Serengeti National Park. Grumeti Serengeti Tented Camp is set in the remote Western Serengeti and offers one of the best wildlife experiences in this incredibly picturesque area, which enjoys far fewer tourist numbers than many other parts of the park. Enjoy sitting on your verandah at the camp situated on a by-water of the Grumeti River, known for its hippo residents in the tranquil pool in front of the camp and the spectacular pied colobus monkeys, found nowhere else in the Serengeti. Drives offer exclusive game viewing far from the crowds, with the open Western Serengeti plains attracting the elegant cheetah and large pride of lion, as well as clans of hyena that number up to a hundred individuals. The riverside thickets are the ideal dwelling place for leopard and elephant. This area also lies in the path of the annual movement of exceptional numbers of topi antelope. Take a full-day tour along the shoreline of Lake Victoria with the option to stop and learn about the work of the Africa Foundation project,  experience a safari in a traditional canoe, pay a visit to the traditional doctor, clap along to the rhythm as villagers perform a local dance or simply admire the magnificent landscapes

Day 6-7: Board a flight to Lobo Airstrip where you will be collected for a scenic game drive to Klein’s Camp. Klein’s Camp is situated on a private concession on the edge of the iconic Serengeti National Park, where night-drives and bush-walks allow guests to explore the nocturnal world of the predators or to get an intimate glimpse into the details of the African bush. We offer twice-daily game drives on the concession, with sunrise and sundowner stop. Professionally trained guides will ask you about your favourite wildlife and will do their very best to ensure that your preferences are met, whether it’s tracking a particular species or spending more time enjoying each sighting and getting to know the habits of each animal. The guides will also tell you about the vegetation of the region and will explain the behaviour of the animals that you come across. Go on a nature walk that allows you to experience Africa on foot, free from the constraints of roads and vehicles. Watch birds, explore a dry river bed, walk in the footsteps of zebra or giraffe, sit in stillness in the shade of an ancient tree, unravel the stories behind animal tracks or simply stretch your legs