Come with me on safari to Kenya and live a unique, authentic and exclusive experience, exploring the wildlife up close with the comfort and passion of someone who knows every corner of this paradise.
August is the month when the Maasai Mara breaths the deepest. I live here, and every year I look forward to this moment: the plains are filled with life, thousands of animals move forward together as if they were a single heartbeat. The Great Migration is not a show, it is pure survival, ancestral movement and the real pulse of Africa.
Nothing is ready: here nature writes its own story, and you are a witness.
This safari is born from my connection to this land. I don’t just propose you to see animals: I invite you to feel the truth of the place, to get to know the Maasai community from the inside, to understand their life beyond the tourist image. Kenya in August is intensity, wild beauty and that excitement that reminds you that there are still places where everything is still authentic.
Reserve your place and get ready for an adventure you won’t forget.
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Do you know why going on safari with me is so special?
I design meaningful trips, not in a hurry, with care, looking for the best experience.
I know Kenya as my home. I have walked its roads, talked to its people and slept under its starry skies. I am not just another operator, you travel with someone who loves this country.
Small groups, authentic experiences that guarantee closeness, comfort and a more personal and profound experience.
My partner in adventure, who will be your partner, is a Masaiexpert whose chis deep connection with the land and the wildlife will allow you to discover Kenya through the eyes of those who have lived there for generations. Together we are the perfect tandem.
We will take you to corners of the Mara that are rarely visited by mass tourism.
If you are passionate about photography or simply want to experience nature without rushing, this trip is designed for you.
You will travel in a 4×4 Land Cruiser vehicle with panoramic windows specially designed for photographic safaris.
My trips are taken care of from beginning to end, you just have to enjoy…I take care of the details, the transfers, the meals and the surprises…
Includes
Transfers in and out
Entrance fees to parks and reserves
Full board on safari
Lake Naivasha boat ride
Crescent Island walking tour
Transportation during the safari in a 4×4 vehicle with panoramic window.
Driver – English speaking guide
Sabàtika Tours Escort Guide
Mineral water in safari vehicle
Isothermal aluminum bottle
Does not include
Visa (if processed by Sabàtika, the cost will be 20 € per visa + the corresponding fee charged by the Kenyan government).
International flights (to be confirmed at the time of booking)
Assistance and cancellation insurance (check available policies and prices)
Tips for driver-guide (10 $ per day and person)
Expenses of a personal nature such as beverages at meals, etc.
Any other service not specified above.
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Prices only for land services, consult air services.
When you get on the plane in Spain there is already an emotion that is difficult to explain: that mixture of adventure, curiosity and the feeling that something inside you is going to change.
When you arrive in Nairobi I will be there, waiting at the airport with open arms.
It's a moment that moves me every time: seeing your faces when you set foot in Kenya for the first time, that hug that says "we're finally here", the nervous smiles, the desire to start. From that moment on, I am no longer just your guide, we are a group that begins to live something together.
Outside, the African night welcomes us warmly, with its soft light and that smell that is never forgotten: earth, wood, dust on the road. And as we go to the hotel, the city opens up in front of you: the colors, the voices, the rhythm of Nairobi.
Africa begins like this, without filters. And the safari... it is already underway.
Accommodation at hotel Boma Inn or similar
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Day 2.- Nairobi - Ol Pejeta
At the agreed time we will go down for breakfast and depart by road to the Ol Pejeta Private Conservancy, the heart of the conservancy.
As soon as you cross its gates you will feel like you are entering another world: vast plains, scattered acacias and the possibility of seeing rhinoceroses...a species in serious danger of extinction.
This is the home of the last two female northern white rhinos on the planet, Fatu and Najim, protected day and night by armed guards. A touching story that you will get to know closely.
At lunch time we will go to our accommodation, a private luxury villa with professional chef at our service.
In the afternoon we will go on safari again while enjoying a magical moment...the sun setting over the savannah, with the silhouettes of giraffes and elephants silhouetted against the horizon.
Upon returning to our villa, we will dine on the delicacies prepared by our chef, accompanied by the sounds of the African night.
This is just the beginning of an adventure you will remember forever.
Today we leave Ol Pejeta after a special breakfast prepared by our chef. As we load the vehicle, we still feel the presence of the rhinos and the calm of the reserve.
I like this moment: a new chapter of the journey begins.
The road to Nakuru is a way to get to know the real life of Kenya. We pass through small villages, Maasai hills, and the immense Rift Valley, which opens up in front of us like an ancient wound. We always stop for a moment at the viewpoint and seeing your faces when you discover that immensity is one of my favorite moments.
As we approach the lake, the air changes: more humid, softer. Flamingos dye the shore pink and, with a bit of luck, we will see climbing lions.
Nakuru has something special: it is a quiet place, where nature feels close.
The safari here has a different rhythm. Among yellow acacia trees and euphorbia forests, white rhinoceroses, immense buffaloes and groups of giraffes appear and cross the road unhurriedly. Sometimes the lake seems to sleep, and suddenly life erupts: pelicans flying in formation, warthogs trotting through the grass, a hyena hiding in the shadows.
I like to bring travelers here because the park feels close. It is not the immensity of the Mara, but a space where each encounter is more personal. In Nakuru you understand that Africa is not only great scenes: it is also details, soft colors and that feeling of being inside a landscape that embraces you.
Overnight in Sarova Woodlands.
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Day 4.- Lake Nakuru- Lake Naivasha
Today we leave Nakuru after breakfast.
The road to Naivasha is short, but it is full of life. We cross the Rift Valley again, with its green hills and small villages where the day starts early.
From the road I see how the landscapes change: forests, agricultural fields, improvised markets and the golden dust that rises at every bend. I love this section because it shows an everyday, simple and real Kenya, the one that lives outside the parks and postcards.
The lake has a different energy: it's wilder, more unexpected. Here the safari is by water and by land, and you never know what you are going to see among the papyri.
We arrive at the lodge with time to enjoy the surroundings and prepare for the boat departure. Another lake, another landscape... and a new way of feeling Africa.
During the tour we will see hippos, ospreys, herons, pelicans and other birds in full activity.
We dock at Crescent Island, scene of many scenes from the movie Memories of Africa, where wildlife lives in total freedom and without predators.
Here we will go on a unique walking safari, walking among zebras, giraffes, antelopes and wildebeests in a safe environment without vehicles.
It is an intimate and very special experience, where the closeness with the animals will leave you speechless.
At the end of the day we will relax in our lodge, home to zebras, water kobos, antilopes.....
Overnight at Naivasha Simba Lodge or similar
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Day 5.- Lake Naivasha - Masai Mara
Today we leave Naivasha after feeling the calm of the lake. The road to the Maasai Mara is a beautiful transition: we pass from the humidity of the valley to the open plains, where the landscape begins to become infinite.
The road passes through simple villages and markets where everything is sold on the roadside: fruit, charcoal, ornaments, life. I like this section because I see how your gaze changes: you begin to understand Africa beyond the safari.
Little by little, the acacias become solitary and the earth takes on that intense red color that announces that we are close. Sometimes, the first zebras appear before entering the reserve, as if the Mara receives us unceremoniously.
We will arrive at the lodge for lunch and in the afternoon we will visit a Maasai village.
The visit to the Maasai village is one of the most special moments of the trip and I want you to live it as I feel it: from the respect, curiosity and emotion of sharing an authentic encounter.
You are in a place where life really happens.
We will be able to talk about their way of life, livestock, the role of women, the deep relationship they have with the land. You will see that nothing is theory: you see, you smell, you touch.
We will return to the camp for dinner and rest... tomorrow we'll get up before dawn.
Overnight in Mara Maisha deluxe room.
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Day 6.- Masai Mara
Today we get up before dawn. There is something special about those minutes of darkness, with the savannah still asleep and the fresh air filling the lungs.
As we prepare the vehicle, you can feel the excitement of what awaits us: a full day of safari, exploring the Maasai Mara from its first light until the sun says goodbye on the horizon.
We stop to enjoy a picnic breakfast in the middle of the savannah, with nature around and wildlife waking up next to us.
Later, we will continue exploring and also have lunch in a quiet place, surrounded by endless horizons and sounds of Africa. Every moment is unique: lions waking up in the grass, giraffes walking slowly, elephants crossing the paths and antelopes jumping among the acacias.
We will be there to guide you, share stories and make sure that every encounter with wildlife is intense and authentic.
At the end of the day, when the sky turns orange and the shadows lengthen, you will feel that Africa has given you its magic again.
We will return to the camp for dinner.
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Day 7.- Masai Mara
Today another day of safari awaits us in the Maasai Mara, a territory that we know inside out: its 1,510 km² of plains, hills and rivers hide incredible wildlife. Each animal has its place, each species its history.
We know the felines by their names and we know their life stories: the lions that have been on these plains for generations, the cheetahs that we learned to recognize by the way they run, the lionesses that lead their prides with strength and care. That connection with them and with the land allows us to approach each encounter with respect and live each encounter authentically.
We are in the middle of the Great Migration, and if luck is on our side, we may be able to witness one of the most spectacular moments: the crossing of the rivers, with thousands of wildebeest and zebras defying the crocodiles and the current.
During the day we will have breakfast and picnic lunch in the savannah, always in quiet places, observing the wildlife around us. Every moment in the Mara reminds us of its heartbeat: the pulse of Africa is still here, intact, and we are there to feel it together.
Lodging at the camp.
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Day 8.- Masai Mara - Nairobi
Today is our last day at the Mara... we will have a leisurely breakfast while we take advantage of these last moments in this wild land that has welcomed us as children of its God Enkai and we will leave by road to Nairobi.
Overnight at Boma Inn or similar
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Day 9: Nairobi
Breakfast at the hotel.
Today we will spend the day in Nairobi, exploring the city and getting to know its history and people.
One of our first destinations may be Kazuri, a pottery workshop where women from the community find work, training and autonomy. Each piece they make has its story: it is not only art, but also a symbol of independence and personal effort. I like to take travelers here because it allows you to see how creativity transforms lives.
Afterwards, we can visit the national museum in Nairobi, to better understand the history and culture of Kenya, and Karen Blixen's house, which connects us with life in the colony and with the landscapes that inspired "Out of Africa".
If time permits, we will also take a walk through the city center, among markets, streets full of life and surprising corners. It will be a different day from the safari: full of history, culture and moments to feel Nairobi from the inside, with calm and curiosity.
Lunch and dinner not included. Overnight at Boma Inn or similar.
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Day 10.- Nairobi - Spain
Today it is time to say goodbye and I confess that I always feel a mixture of joy and nostalgia at this moment.
I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for trusting me, for opening your eyes and your hearts to Kenya. It has been a real privilege to live these days with you, to show you its wildlife, its infinite landscapes and its people.
I take your emotion with me and I hope that you also take something that lasts: the feeling of having felt Africa in its essence, with intensity and respect, hand in hand with someone who knows every heartbeat of this land and loves it deeply.
