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The deal is a Fly-in to the safari which includes a 2 night stay at the Safari park hotel in Nairobi, one night at the beginning of their holiday and one the day before they leave, and 4 nights at the Masai Mara Safari Camp, which is 168 miles from Nairobi and is situated on the border with Tanzania. On they second day of their holiday, a driver will be organised to pick them up from their hotel at 9am, and they will then be dropped at the Wilson airport to board a charter flight at 10am, that will take them to the Mara North Airstrip. The flight should between 40 minutes to 1 hour. Again, a driver will be arranged to take them to the camp site which is 10 minutes away from the Mara Airstrip. After lunch, Ms Housley will have a chance to go on a game drive that has been scheduled and is also part of the Fly-in package. The language spoken in Kenya is Swahili, but most people do know some English.
As requested camping accommodation, that has a modern touch, has been arranged. The luxurious tents will allow you to stay in the heart of the of the park where you will be surrounded by wildlife, allowing you to get up close to nature. The tents are large enough for you to walk around in, almost like a hotel room, with a private bathroom, a flushing toilet, sink and a shower.
Whilst on her Safari, Ms Housely and her partner can go on game drives, which is a daily activity, hot air balloon rides, which is a great past time, and take tours across the golden savannahs. They will have a chance to see a large number of animals, which is what they were hoping for. The Masai Mara has elephants, warthogs hippos and a possible chance of seeing cheetahs, rhinos and crocodiles. They may also be lucky enough to see lions and hyenas on a hunt, whilst out on a game drive or a safari tour.
The tour operator selected is Tour Africa Safari and they are based in Kenya and Tanzania giving Ms Housely the benefit of dealing with them directly if she has any queries of if any
As requested camping accommodation, that has a modern touch, has been arranged. The luxurious tents will allow you to stay in the heart of the of the park where you will be surrounded by wildlife, allowing you to get up close to nature. The tents are large enough for you to walk around in, almost like a hotel room, with a private bathroom, a flushing toilet, sink and a shower.
Whilst on her Safari, Ms Housely and her partner can go on game drives, which is a daily activity, hot air balloon rides, which is a great past time, and take tours across the golden savannahs. They will have a chance to see a large number of animals, which is what they were hoping for. The Masai Mara has elephants, warthogs hippos and a possible chance of seeing cheetahs, rhinos and crocodiles. They may also be lucky enough to see lions and hyenas on a hunt, whilst out on a game drive or a safari tour.
The tour operator selected is Tour Africa Safari and they are based in Kenya and Tanzania giving Ms Housely the benefit of dealing with them directly if she has any queries of if any