OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:

Wildlife safaris to the best wildlife destinations in East Africa and Southern Africa, both camping and Lodge Safaris within these regions of our expertise, beach Safaris to the spectacular beaches resorts and hotels in East Africa.

Adventure Safaris including snorkeling, diving, biking, walking, Mountain and rock climbing, river rafting and other forms of adventure.

Special interest safaris in birding safaris, cultural and educational tours, sports safaris etc.

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OUR VISION

To establish ourselves as TOP East Africa leaders in provisioning of effective and affordable tour solutions.

OUR MISSION

To develop an excellent team capable of serving our customers with dedication, commitment and providing them with innovative, effective, efficient and affordable tour solutions though out our business tenure operation.

OUR ENDEAVOR

Our business is to find and test tour solutions that deliver the experiences that customers are searching for, acting as catalyst in the delivery of proven tour solutions.

Our main objective is to help our clients gain an experience of a lifetime at an affordable cost. Instead of simply selling products, we provide solutions.

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WILDLIFE MIGRATION

Wildlife Migration in Tanzania and Kenya

The Serengeti Ecosystem and the Wildebeests (white-bearded gnus) and Burchell's Zebras. The wildebeest calve on the Serengeti Plains from January to March. They generally depart the Serengeti in May, where they head east and north for Lake Victoria and the Maasai Mara, crossing the Mara River around July. They leave the Mara in October-December.

Follow the migration route on our maps.

TAS 30. 8 DAYS LAKE TURKANA VIA CHALBI DESERT PDF Print E-mail

(Departs Fridays from Nairobi)

This rugged 1,800-km expedition in a purposely built truck takes you into the heart of the Northern Frontier District. You will traverse along some of Africa's worst roads. See beautiful mountain forest surrounded on all sides by hot dusty deserts eventually arriving at our camp on the shores of the Jade Sea (Lake Turkana). Ours is the only camp situated right on the beach of the lake with spectacular views of the South Island. The camp comprises 12 double traditional Turkana palm-leaf huts, a dining/lounge, kitchen, showers and toilets. Our 20-seat boat is based here and is available for sunset cruises and our visit to Elmoro Bay some 12 km to the north. You will see a great variety of tribes during the tour and cross the Chalbi desert if dry. During the rains it becomes an enormous shallow lake.

DAY 01. SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE
Depart Nairobi in the morning heading north via the shoulder of Mt. Kenya to Samburu Game Reserve. Accommodation in our semi-permanent camp is beautifully set under a canopy of trees or pitch tents on the edge of the Uaso Nyiro River.

Leopard resting
Leopard resting

DAY 02. SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE
The day is spent game-viewing in the park. Elephants abound; you may see lion, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, gravy's Zebra and oryx.

DAY 03. MARSABIT NATIONAL RESERVE
We head north again along the Trans-African Highway to Marsabit, which is an extinct volcano heavily forested on its Upper slopes. After setting up camp, we will visit the lodge inside the National Park. You may see elephant, buffalo and kudu as the lodge is situated on the edge of a water-filled crater. As long as the Park is dry we will drive through thick forest to the famous Lake Paradise. There are some very steep hills which are impassable if wet.

DAY 04. KALACHA.
We visit Marsabit town and another volcanic crater before making our way back into the desert and lava flows. We camp at Kalacha, a small settlement on the edge of the Chalbi Desert.

DAY 05. TURKANA
We depart early crossing the Chalbi Desert. The desert cannot be crossed if wet but there are alternative roads around the north and south. We arrive at our semi-permanent beach campsite just outside Loiyangalani soon after lunch. Here we have our traditional Turkana huts with a cool breeze blowing from the lake for use if available otherwise we pitch tents in an alternative campsite. Indeed a perfect place to relax protected from the scorching sun and heat characteristic of the harsh climate of this remote area.

DAY 06. TURKANA
We spend the day relaxing and bathing only interrupted by a short boat excursion to visit the surrounding areas. In addition we visit Loiyangalani and the community settled there while in the evening we may visit one of the Turkana Manyattas for traditional dances under a star-studded sky at an extra cost if clients wish. Unforgettable experience.

DAY 07. MARALAL NATIONAL SANCTUARY
We journey via South Horr and Baragoi to Maralal, another forested area. The Samburu abound in their red ochre.

DAY 08. MARALAL - NAIROBI
Heading South again via Laikipia plains and Thompson Falls (Nyahururu) we drive back into Nairobi by mid-afternoon.

End of the safari.

PRICE
Price to be quoted at the time of booking for clarity reasons

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.
Transport by special safari vehicle, services of an English speaking driver/tour guide and cook, all campsite fees, all camping equipment including use of our three-person tents (each tent shared by 2 people), stools, foam mattresses except sleeping bags ,three meals a day while on safari whether vegetarian or non-vegetarian prepared by our safari cook, Africa air rescue (AAR) evacuation by road and air within East Africa only, this however do not include hospitalization cost.

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.
Cultural visits to villages (can be arranged with the guide), personal travel insurance, sleeping bags (available for hire in the office at US$25 per bag per safari with US$ 50 refundable deposit) drinking water, hotel all international & domestic air flights and train bookings (but can be arranged on request), all airport taxes and visas, all personal expenses and toiletries; e.g. mineral water, toilet tissue, laundry, telephones, beverages, tips, portage, etc. and any other extras not stated as included above

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON SAFARI.
Sleeping bag (available for hire in our office for US$ 25 per bag per safari plus a refundable deposit of US$ 50 after the safari; Tanzania/Uganda - US$ 40), money for personal spending and tipping approximately US$ 30 a day, only a small case or rucksack, as storage space is limited (maximum 20kgs), a pair of long trousers and jersey for the cool mornings and evenings in addition to plenty of light clothes for hot days (do not forget a hat), swim suit, a pillow, good walking and biking shoes and sweets, Torch, sunglasses, suntan lotion, insect repellent/spray but not mosquito coils, mineral water for drinking (available for sale in our office) Camera, films, binoculars, maps, guide-books and also darts for our dart board at Maasai Mara Toilet paper, towel, soap and toothbrush/paste, all personal travel insurance and it is good idea to bring any drinks you might want around the campfire as they are not always available enroute.

 
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