On this day you will have an early morning game drive. You will get to see Mount Kilimanjaro since the early morning light revels mount kilimanjaro into dark hue of purple and its snow into an ethereal pink and sight of the high above herds of elephants crossing the Amboseli plains is a timeless African image. After a wonderful game drive, You will head back for dinner and overnight at the camp.

Early morning game drive and get to see animals such as Elephants, lions, hyenas, zebras, and many more. Later you will drive to Lake Naivasha and have a short stop at a viewing point to have a look at the Great Rift Valley from an elevated position. You will arrive at the gate of Hell's Gate and start biking tour for 2 hours within hell's gate, some people will opt to drive which is also allowed. Animals seen here include Bushbucks, Dikdiks, Giraffes, Gazelles, Gnus, Hartebeests, Impalas, Klipspringers, Buffaloes, Hyraxes, Zebras, Hyenas, Jackals, Mongooses, Baboons, Monkeys and Porcupines amongst others. The park has historically been an important home for the rare lammergeier vultures.You will have a visit at the gorge then head to the lodge and check in. Dinner and overnight at the lodge.

After breakfast, you will proceed to Masai Mara, arrive at the lodge in time for lunch and later enjoy a game drive in this land of breathtaking where everything is big. Hunt for the Big Five as well as the plain game such as the gnus that are abundant. Later have dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Enjoy a full day game viewing in the rolling grass of Mara with endless plains where more than two million wild beast gnu's are migrating from Serengeti in Tanzania with their calves. Visit the banks of Mara river to try and spot the hippos. You will have an optional visit to a Maasai village to learn their unchanged culture. Later dinner and overnight at the lodge.

Have a morning drive to try and search for what you have not spotted before returning to the camp for breakfast and checkout. Say 'kwaheri', a Swahili word for good-bye to the pastoral Maasai as you depart for Nairobi to catch a flight at the airport on your way back home.