Masai Mara has been named as one of the Seven Wonders of the World event because of The Great

Migration. During the great migration, wildebeests and a horde of other herbivores cross the flooded Mara River twice a year creating a dramatic spectacle for Africa Safari tourists during this time. Apart from The Great Migration, Masai Mara is a vast Kenya safari scenic park featuring undulating plains that makes up a beautiful African savanna, teeming with wildlife and birds. This is perhaps one of the best wilderness parks not only in Kenya but in the world, with a chance to see all the big five: Lion, Leopard, Elephants, Buffaloes and Rhinos. Lake Nakuru National park is a lake sitting on the floor of the Great Rift Valley. It is home to white flamingoes who after feeding on the algae in the lake turn into a beautiful pink color. From a distance they look like pink flowers floating on the lake, but once close, you can enjoy a hypnotizing view of the birds. Lake Nakuru is also home to the Black Rhino, Leopards and many other wild animals. Enjoy one of a kind African Safari tour with two nights in Masai Mara complete with an early morning balloon safari and bush breakfast for two nights three days then proceed to Lake Nakuru National Park for two days Safari.

Nanyuki is home to the majestic Mt. Kenya. It is also an important social economic town for several conservancies and farmers in the region. Spend a night in Nanyuki as you prepare for an exciting hike in the Ngare Ndare Forest, canopy walk and jump into waterfalls. After one last night in Nanyuki, head to Samburu National park the home to the articulated Giraffe and the Grevy Zebra. This Safari is combined with a cultural tour. Samburu National Park is one of the most remarkable parks and tourist destination in Kenya with teeming wildlife and the seasonal but stormy Ewaso Ngiro River. 

Amboseli is a vast park and conservancy on the southern west part of Kenya bordering Tanzania with excellent views of the snowcapped majestic Kilimanjaro. It is home to Elephants that use this as one of their stops when migrating from Tsavo Masai Mara and Serengeti. Its array of dusty dry lake basins, swamps and lakes make it very diverse and stunning attracting many wild animals. Tsavo West is part of the Tsavo corridor that is cut into two Tsavo West and Tsavo East by a road with wildlife crossing points. It is characterized by vast sections of volcanic pumice stone fields that collects and store rain water and form a spring of fresh water dubbed Mzima Springs in Swahili that supplies water in coastal Kenya. This makes the park very popular for bird watchers. It is also one of the only parks with Rhino Sanctuary. Enjoy two nights in Amboseli and take a three days safari with transfer to Tsavo West National park. Take game drives in Tsavo with a stop at the Mzima spring and a game drive inside the Rhino Sanctuary.

Tsavo East is dubbed as the Theaters of Africa because of its vibrant game. Watch as the big cats hunt and as the big herds go about their day. Spanning more than 13,000 square kilometers, Tsavo East is one the biggest parks in Kenya. This makes it a wild animal haven. While most of the topography is semi-arid, some areas are characterized by river basin and tropical forest. With close proximity to coastal Kenya, it makes it suitable for a Safari. Lumo Sanctuary is within Tsavo West Conservancy and Taita region. Sandwiched by towering Taita Hills and rocky outcrops to the North and Mt. Kilimanjaro to the East. It is characterized by natural Salt bowls that attract wild animals for a lick of the mineral rich soils and rocks.  Nestled on a hill, our lodge in Lumo is perhaps one of the most scenic lodges in our stable. Enjoy tranquil moments as you rest from your game drives as you watch game from a vantage point.