3 Days Maasai Mara Kenya Safari

• Accommodation as specified in the itinerary on Full board* basis in the lodge
• Exclusive transport in a Safari Tour Microbus, 4x4 Landcruiser Jeep, with a Game viewing roof hatch and UHF radio
• Private Safari gamedrives for the tour
• Services of a certified Professional, English-speaking Driver~Guide including all his expenses & allowances
• Fuel, driver and car park fees, driver’s allowance
• All Park entry fees for clients, driver~guide and vehicle
• 24 hour Back Up support if required

• International flight tickets and visa/eta costs.
• Tips, drinks, laundry, calls, and all such costs of a personal nature.
• Extra Activities e.g Hot Airballon ride, Masai village tour

What Do I Need to Bring?

• WHAT TO PACK FOR SAFARI:
• Clothing
• - Lightweight, breathable clothing: Quick-dry t-shirts and long-sleeved shirts (preferably in neutral colors like khaki or olive)
• - Lightweight trousers: Cargo pants or convertible pants (shorts option) are great.
• - Shorts: For warmer days or downtime at the lodge.
• - Warm layers: Sweatshirt or fleece for cooler mornings/evenings.
• - Rain jacket: A lightweight, waterproof jacket for unexpected showers.
• - Hat: A wide-brimmed hat for sun protection.
• - Comfortable walking shoes: Closed-toe shoes or sturdy sandals for walking safaris.
• - Socks: Lightweight, breathable socks (consider bringing a few pairs).
• - Swimwear: If your lodge has a pool.
• - Bandana or buff: For dust and sun protection.
• Accessories
• - Sunglasses: With UV protection.
• - Binoculars: For wildlife viewing.
• - Camera: With extra batteries and memory cards; consider a zoom lens for better wildlife photography.
• - Daypack or backpack: To carry personal items on game drives.
• - Travel guidebook or journal: For documenting your experiences.
• Personal Items
• - Sunscreen: High protection, waterproof sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher).
• - Insect repellent: Especially those effective against mosquitoes (containing DEET or picaridin).
• - Personal medications: Any prescription medications, including anti-malarials if recommended.
• - First aid kit: Basic items like antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and band-aids.
• - Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.
• - Wet wipes or hand sanitizer: Useful in remote areas.
• Travel Essentials
• - Passport: With necessary visas and copies stored separately.
• - Travel insurance: Documentation and policy details.
• - Cash and credit cards: For tips, purchase, and local expenses; small denominations are useful.
• - Power adapter and charger: Check for compatibility with Kenyan electrical outlets.
• - Flashlight or headlamp: For nighttime navigation if staying in tented camps.
• Optional Items
• - Travel pillow: For long flights or drives.
• - Books or e-reader: For downtime.
• - Snacks: Non-perishable snacks for your drives.
• - Water bottle: Reusable bottle to stay hydrated.
• Tips
• - Layering: Mornings can be chilly, but temperatures rise during the day.
• - Laundry services: Many lodges offer laundry services, so you can pack lighter.
• - Local customs: Respect cultural norms when selecting clothing and attire.
• Make sure to adapt this list based on the specific regions you plan to visit and the time of year, as some factors may influence your packing needs. Enjoy your safari adventure in Kenya!