Masai Mara

During your time at the children's home, you will embark on a deeply fulfilling and transformative experience. As you step into the warm embrace of the children and dedicated staff, you will be immersed in an atmosphere of love, compassion, and hope. Engage in a range of activities tailored to support the children's growth, including educational sessions, playful games, and creative projects. Through mentorship and interaction, you will have the opportunity to make a genuine connection with the children, sharing stories, laughter, and joy. Together, you will create cherished memories, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment for the children. As you contribute your time, skills, and care, you will witness the profound impact your presence has on their lives, instilling confidence, inspiring dreams, and nurturing a brighter future. The children's home experience will not only leave an indelible mark on your heart but also reaffirm the power of compassion and the joy of giving back.

The Masai Mara National Reserve is one of the most outstanding wildlife sanctuaries in Kenya. It is contiguous with the Serengeti National Park in Mara Region, Tanzania. Masai Mara was named in honor of the “Maasai people” and their description of the Masai Mara landscape as seen at from afar; “Mara,” which is Maa in the Maasai language, English meaning “spotted,” as a description for the circles of trees, scrub, savanna, and cloud shadows that mark the area.
Masai Mara globally famous for its large population of lions, cheetahs, leopards and the annual Great Migration of wildebeest, Thomson’s gazelle, and zebra to and from the Serengeti annuarly from July to October.
The Mara Reserve covers some area of about 1,510 km2 and was given National Reserve status in 1974. It is home to all members of the “Big Five” – lion, elephant, cape buffalo, leopard and black rhinoceros. Hippo and crocodiles are found in large groups in the Mara river, other residents within the Mara are; Leopards, hyenas, cheetahs, jackals, and bat-eared foxes, pangoline and other wild game.

Day 2 - Saturday: Enjoy a delightful breakfast before departing for Nyahururu, the location of the children's home. Journey through picturesque landscapes, immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Kenya. Arrive at the children's home and receive a heartfelt welcome from the staff and children. Engage in various activities, such as educational sessions, playing games, and participating in creative projects, fostering meaningful connections with the children. Share meals and stories together, experiencing the love and warmth of the children's home.

Day 3 - Sunday: Begin the day by attending a local church service, embracing the African way of worship. Immerse yourself in the uplifting songs, inspiring sermons, and spiritual atmosphere. Break bread and mingle with the locals, connecting with the community on a deeper level. Return to the children's home and continue engaging in activities that contribute to the well-being and development of the children.

Day 4 - Monday: Nyahururu - Masai Mara: Wake up to a heartfelt breakfast at the children's home and bid farewell to the children and staff, knowing that your presence has made a meaningful difference in their lives. Drive to the floor of the Rift Valley - to Maasai Mara Game Reserve arriving in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at masai mara Mara Tented Camp. Approx transit time: 5½ hrs Meal plan: {L, D}

Day 5 - Tuesday: Maasai Mara: Maasai Mara Full day at this famous reserve searching for wild game with an option to enjoy a balloon safari. You depart after breakfast with picnic lunch. The Mara is the land of African legend: Lion are abundant throughout the park, as are the elephants, giraffes, and a variety of gazelle species and zebra. Cheetah and leopard are also regularly seen and, less commonly, rhino. The annual wildebeest migration, one of nature’s few remaining wildlife spectacles, occurs in the Mara from July to September where the big animals and their predators are to be present in abundance during the time frame of this trip. Several species of Bee-Eater, the flying rainbow that heads the list of the Mara’s birds, occur in the reserve. As well as wildlife, the Maasai Mara is also home to many members of the colorful Maasai tribe who may be seen around the borders of the park – Morans (warriors) loping across the plains, young boys herding goats, or elders grouped under a tree discussing matters of the day. Dinner and overnight at the camp/lodge.

Day 6 - Tuesday: Maasai Mara - Nairobi: Another early morning game drive in Mara, then depart after breakfast and drive back to Nairobi arriving approx. 13:00hrs. Drop at your hotel or transfer to the airport for onward flight home. Approx transit time: 5½ hrs Meal plan: {B}

Accommodation :

• Panari Hotel Nyahururu
• Semi Tented (Self Contained) Camp - Mara Campsite
• Bonfire
• Fresh cooked food

• 1. Accommodation at the camps.
• 2. All meals as provided in the itinerary.
• 3. Transportation in a chauffeur-driven minivan with a pop-up roof for easy game viewing & photography.
• 4. Services of an English /Spanish/French/Russian speaking tour/guide-driver
• 5. Game viewing drives and parks entrance fees as indicated in the itinerary.
• 6. All Government taxes and levies.
• 7. Minimum of one liter Mineral water a day while on safari only
• 8. All arrival and departure transfers
• 9. 24 hours stand-by contact number
• 10. Guaranteed window seat in the minivan
• 11. Two-way long-range high-frequency radio communication in each minivan
• 12. Unlimited Game drives

• 1. Tips
• 2. Laundry
• 3. Beverages/Drinks
• 4. International flights
• 5. Visas
• 6. Items of a personal nature
• 7. Any other extras not detailed in the above itinerary