19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari

Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd proudly presents the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe, a journey built for travelers who want Africa’s finest wildlife destinations combined. This safari pairs Kenya’s most diverse ecosystems with Botswana’s pristine wetland wilderness. Travelers track rare desert-adapted species in Samburu, photograph elephants beneath Kilimanjaro, watch predators across the Mara, then explore Botswana’s watery wonderland by mokoro and vehicle. The 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe stands among Africa’s most comprehensive combination journeys available anywhere.

Kenya opens the adventure within Samburu National Reserve, home to rare species found nowhere else. Amboseli follows, delivering elephant herds set against Mount Kilimanjaro’s dramatic snow-capped backdrop. The Maasai Mara completes Kenya’s chapter, hosting one of Africa’s highest predator concentrations anywhere. From there, the safari crosses into Botswana, exploring the Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve, and Chobe National Park consecutively.

Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd designs every element of the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe around depth and genuine cultural immersion. Expert guides accompany travelers throughout, sharing knowledge gained from years working across both regions. Guests also engage with Samburu, Maasai, and Delta communities, gaining perspectives beyond typical wildlife viewing. This itinerary suits serious wildlife enthusiasts seeking Africa’s most complete cross-continental journey available today. Continue reading for a full day-by-day breakdown of this remarkable adventure.

19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari Highlights

Day	Activities	Accommodation
Day 1	Arrival in Nairobi, city orientation	Nairobi hotel or similar
Day 2	Transfer to Samburu National Reserve, afternoon game drive	Samburu Serena Lodge or similar
Day 3	Full-day game drive in Samburu National Reserve	Samburu Serena Lodge or similar
Day 4	Samburu cultural village visit, transfer to Nairobi	Nairobi hotel or similar
Day 5	Transfer to Amboseli National Park, afternoon game drive	Amboseli Serena Lodge or similar
Day 6	Full-day game drive in Amboseli National Park	Amboseli Serena Lodge or similar
Day 7	Transfer to Maasai Mara, afternoon game drive	Mara Serena Safari Lodge or similar
Day 8	Full-day game drive in Maasai Mara National Reserve	Mara Serena Safari Lodge or similar
Day 9	Maasai village visit, optional hot air balloon safari	Mara Serena Safari Lodge or similar
Day 10	Transfer to Nairobi, flight to Maun, transfer to Okavango Delta	Delta tented camp or similar
Day 11	Mokoro canoe excursion, guided bush walk	Delta tented camp or similar
Day 12	Full-day game drive, cultural village visit	Delta tented camp or similar
Day 13	Transfer to Moremi Game Reserve	Moremi Game Reserve camp or similar
Day 14	Full-day game drive in Moremi Game Reserve	Moremi Game Reserve camp or similar
Day 15	Transfer to Chobe National Park	Chobe Game Lodge or similar
Day 16	Chobe National Park game drive, sunset river cruise	Chobe Game Lodge or similar
Day 17	Full-day game drive in Chobe National Park	Chobe Game Lodge or similar
Day 18	Transfer to Kasane, leisure day, cultural village visit	Kasane lodge or similar
Day 19	Departure from Kasane Airport	N/A

Detailed: 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi

Your 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe begins upon landing at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. A Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd representative welcomes you warmly at arrivals. Following a smooth transfer, guests settle into a comfortable hotel within Nairobi city. Kenya’s capital surprises many visitors with its energy, greenery, and diverse urban culture. Distant views of Nairobi National Park remind travelers that wildlife exists even within city limits.

That afternoon, guests might visit the Giraffe Centre, home to endangered Rothschild’s giraffes. Hand-feeding these gentle giants creates a memorable, hands-on introduction to Kenyan wildlife. Nearby, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust offers moving encounters with rescued orphan elephants. Afterward, travelers explore local craft markets filled with beadwork, wood carvings, and colorful textiles. Dinner that evening features Kenyan specialties alongside international dishes at your hotel restaurant. This first day establishes cultural context before the wildlife adventure begins tomorrow. Guests retire early, preparing for the scenic flight toward Samburu National Reserve ahead.

Day 2: Journey to Samburu National Reserve

Morning brings a scenic flight or drive north toward Samburu National Reserve’s semi-arid landscape. This rugged terrain differs dramatically from Kenya’s greener southern parks, featuring doum palms and acacia scrub. The Ewaso Nyiro River sustains wildlife throughout dry seasons, cutting through this otherwise arid region. Many travelers notice immediately how different Samburu feels compared to typical safari destinations.

Upon arrival, guests check into Samburu Serena Lodge, positioned directly along the riverbank. This location offers exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities right from the lodge’s own grounds. That afternoon, an introductory game drive reveals Samburu’s famous “Special Five” species found rarely elsewhere. Reticulated giraffes, Grevy’s zebras, Somali ostriches, gerenuks, and beisa oryx inhabit this unique ecosystem. Guides share fascinating details about these species’ remarkable adaptations to arid conditions. Evening dinner features fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared with genuine Kenyan culinary expertise. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond typical wildlife viewing.

Day 3: Full-Day Samburu Game Viewing

Today focuses entirely on exploring Samburu’s remarkable, uniquely adapted ecosystem further. Morning game drives reveal elephant families drinking from the Ewaso Nyiro River’s life-giving waters. Lions and leopards patrol this rugged terrain, hunting among rocky outcrops and dense riverine vegetation. Cheetahs occasionally appear stalking gerenuks across the reserve’s open, scrubby plains.

Crocodiles bask along the riverbank, while numerous bird species fill the surrounding acacia canopy. Over 350 bird species inhabit Samburu, delighting dedicated birdwatchers with constant sightings. Picnic lunches occur at designated scenic spots overlooking the winding, life-sustaining river below. Afternoon drives explore different sections, maximizing chances of spotting the elusive “Special Five” species. Guides possess exceptional tracking skills, often locating wildlife through subtle environmental clues. Evening returns to Samburu Serena Lodge for dinner and wildlife discussion around the fire. Guests share photographs and stories from an exhilarating day of exploration together. This location perfectly complements the wildlife diversity found throughout the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe.

Day 4: Samburu Culture and Return to Nairobi

This morning, guests visit an authentic Samburu village near the reserve’s boundary. Warriors, known locally as morans, welcome visitors with traditional jumping dances and ceremonial songs. Elders explain age-old customs surrounding cattle herding, age-set systems, and community governance structures. Women demonstrate intricate beadwork techniques, creating colorful jewelry using traditional patterns and materials.

This cultural encounter provides genuine insight into Samburu traditions, closely related to Maasai heritage. Guides translate conversations, allowing meaningful dialogue between visitors and community members throughout. Afterward, travelers begin the journey back toward Nairobi for onward connections tomorrow. The return journey retraces earlier scenic routes, offering final glimpses of Kenya’s rugged northern landscape. Upon arrival, guests settle into a comfortable Nairobi hotel for the evening. Dinner features a farewell Kenyan meal celebrating four remarkable days of adventure. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Tomorrow, the journey continues toward Amboseli’s Kilimanjaro views.

Day 5: Journey to Amboseli National Park

Morning brings a scenic drive south toward Amboseli National Park‘s iconic landscape. The route passes through Maasai settlements and dry acacia woodland throughout much of the journey. Mount Kilimanjaro gradually appears on the horizon, growing more dramatic with every passing kilometer. Many travelers stop briefly to photograph this legendary snow-capped peak from a distance.

Upon arrival, guests check into Amboseli Serena Lodge, offering unobstructed views toward Kilimanjaro. This strategic location provides some of Africa’s most photographed elephant-and-mountain backdrop combinations. That afternoon, an introductory game drive reveals massive elephant herds crossing dusty, open plains. Amboseli hosts one of Africa’s most habituated and well-studied elephant populations anywhere. Guides share fascinating details about decades-long elephant research conducted within this ecosystem. Evening dinner features fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared with genuine Kenyan culinary expertise. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond typical wildlife viewing.

Day 6: Full-Day Amboseli Game Viewing

Today focuses entirely on exploring Amboseli’s remarkable elephant-dominated ecosystem further. Morning game drives reveal large elephant families moving gracefully against Kilimanjaro’s dramatic backdrop. Lions, buffalo, and various antelope species also inhabit this compact, biodiverse park. Guides possess exceptional tracking skills, often locating predators through subtle environmental clues.

Swamps within the park attract hippos, numerous water birds, and thirsty wildlife throughout dry seasons. Picnic lunches occur at designated scenic spots overlooking the dusty, wildlife-rich plains below. Afternoon drives explore different sections, maximizing chances of capturing Kilimanjaro without cloud cover. Some travelers choose an optional visit to a nearby Maasai cultural manyatta for exchange. Warriors demonstrate traditional jumping dances while women showcase intricate beadwork craftsmanship. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Evening returns to Amboseli Serena Lodge for dinner and wildlife discussion around the fire.

Day 7: Transfer to Maasai Mara National Reserve

Morning brings a scenic flight or drive toward the world-famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. The route reveals Kenya’s diverse highland and savannah scenery throughout this transitional journey. Rolling hills and cultivated farmland gradually give way to open Mara grassland further along.

Upon arrival, guests check into Mara Serena Safari Lodge, perched atop a scenic hill. This elevated position offers panoramic views across the reserve’s endless golden plains. That afternoon, an introductory game drive reveals lions, elephants, and abundant plains game nearby. The Maasai Mara hosts one of Africa’s highest concentrations of predators anywhere. Guides share fascinating details about the ecosystem’s connection to Tanzania’s neighboring Serengeti. Evening dinner features fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared with genuine Kenyan culinary expertise. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond typical wildlife viewing.

Day 8: Full-Day Maasai Mara Game Viewing

Today focuses entirely on exploring the Maasai Mara‘s remarkable, predator-rich ecosystem. Morning game drives reveal lion prides resting along the Mara River’s grassy banks. Cheetahs patrol open plains, using termite mounds as convenient lookout points throughout. Leopards occasionally appear resting within riverine forest, camouflaged among dappled shadows.

Depending on seasonal timing, guests might witness portions of the Great Migration crossing nearby. Wildebeest and zebra herds move continuously between Kenya and Tanzania throughout the year. Hippos and crocodiles inhabit the Mara River, adding aquatic drama to the landscape. Picnic lunches occur at designated scenic spots overlooking the sprawling savannah below. Afternoon drives explore different sections, maximizing chances of diverse wildlife encounters throughout. Evening returns to Mara Serena Safari Lodge for dinner and wildlife discussion. Guests share photographs and stories from an exhilarating day of exploration together. Star-filled skies over the plains create a magical, unforgettable backdrop for reflection.

Day 9: Maasai Culture and Optional Balloon Safari

For travelers seeking an unforgettable perspective, an optional hot air balloon safari launches before dawn. Floating silently above the Mara offers breathtaking views of wildlife from above. Champagne breakfasts follow landing, celebrating this bucket-list aerial adventure in style. Those preferring traditional game drives continue exploring different regions, searching for elusive rhinos and leopards.

Later that morning, guests visit an authentic Maasai village near the reserve’s boundary. Warriors welcome visitors with traditional greeting songs and rhythmic jumping dances. Elders explain age-old customs surrounding cattle herding, marriage rites, and community governance. Women demonstrate beadwork techniques passed through generations, offering handmade crafts for purchase. This cultural encounter provides genuine insight into Maasai resilience amid modernizing surroundings. Afternoon relaxation at the lodge allows guests to process the day’s remarkable experiences. This day exemplifies why the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe attracts wildlife enthusiasts worldwide. Evening dinner celebrates the conclusion of Kenya’s remarkable wildlife chapter.

Day 10: Flying into Botswana and the Okavango Delta

An early transfer brings travelers back toward Nairobi for a scheduled international connection. A flight connects Nairobi to Maun, Botswana’s primary gateway for Delta safaris. Upon landing, a new Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd guide greets your group warmly. This transition marks a dramatic shift from Kenya’s dry savannah to Botswana’s lush wetlands.

A scenic light aircraft flight brings guests toward a remote Okavango Delta bush airstrip. Winding channels, papyrus islands, and scattered wildlife herds create a breathtaking aerial panorama. Upon landing, guests transfer by vehicle toward a tented camp among mature trees. This UNESCO World Heritage Site floods seasonally, creating a permanent oasis within the Kalahari Desert. That afternoon, an orientation walk introduces the camp’s immediate surroundings and safety protocols. Guides explain the Delta’s fascinating hydrology, fed entirely by rainfall in distant Angola. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond typical safari activities.

Day 11: Mokoro Canoe Excursion and Bush Walk

Today introduces the Okavango Delta’s signature activity, the traditional mokoro canoe excursion. Skilled polers guide these dugout canoes silently through narrow, papyrus-lined water channels. This peaceful mode of transport reveals wildlife from a completely different, water-level perspective. Guests spot frogs, small fish, and colorful birds within the Delta’s shallow channels.

Afterward, guests disembark onto a dry island for a guided walking safari. Experienced guides explain animal tracks, dung, and other subtle bush signs along the trail. This activity reveals ecological details often missed during vehicle-based game drives entirely. Red lechwe antelope, well-adapted to this wetland environment, frequently appear grazing nearby. Some camps arrange visits to nearby villages, showcasing Bayei and Hambukushu fishing traditions. Local communities demonstrate traditional basket weaving, a craft passed through countless generations. This cultural encounter adds genuine value to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Evening dinner celebrates this uniquely peaceful day of exploration.

Day 12: Full-Day Game Drive and Cultural Village Visit

Today combines traditional game driving with deeper cultural engagement within the Delta region. Morning drives reveal lions, leopards, and cheetahs hunting across dry Delta islands. Wild dogs, among Africa’s most endangered predators, occasionally appear within this remote wilderness. Guides possess exceptional tracking skills, often locating elusive species through subtle environmental clues.

Afternoon activities might include a visit to a nearby Bayei community settlement. Local guides demonstrate traditional fishing methods using handmade baskets and woven traps. Women showcase mokoro-making techniques, carving these traditional canoes from single tree trunks. This cultural encounter provides genuine insight into communities living alongside this unique wetland ecosystem. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Evening dinner under starlit skies celebrates a remarkable day combining wildlife and culture. Tomorrow, the journey continues toward Moremi Game Reserve’s diverse wilderness.

Day 13: Transfer to Moremi Game Reserve

Morning brings a scenic drive or light aircraft flight toward Moremi Game Reserve. This reserve sits along the Okavango Delta’s eastern edge, blending permanent water with dry woodland. Upon arrival, guests check into a comfortable tented camp within the reserve. Moremi consistently ranks among Africa’s most wildlife-dense protected areas for predator sightings.

That afternoon, an introductory game drive reveals leopards resting within riverine forest nearby. Elephants and buffalo move between dry woodland and flooded grassland throughout the surrounding area. Guides share insights about the reserve’s unique combination of water and dry-land ecosystems. This peaceful evening prepares travelers for tomorrow’s full day of exploration. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond typical wildlife viewing. Evening dinner features fresh, expertly prepared meals under a canopy of brilliant stars.

Day 14: Full-Day Moremi Game Reserve Exploration

Today focuses entirely on exploring Moremi’s remarkable, water-rich wilderness further. Morning game drives reveal lion prides hunting across dry islands within the reserve. Wild dogs occasionally appear within this remote wilderness, delighting dedicated wildlife photographers. Moremi’s varied habitats support exceptional biodiversity within a relatively compact protected area.

Picnic lunches occur at designated scenic spots overlooking the reserve’s mixed wetland scenery. Afternoon drives explore different sections, maximizing chances of spotting elusive leopards and wild dogs. Guides possess exceptional tracking skills, often locating predators through subtle environmental clues. Evening dinner under starlit skies celebrates another remarkable day within this pristine wilderness. Guests share photographs and stories from an exhilarating day of exploration together. This location perfectly complements the wildlife diversity found throughout the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe. Tomorrow, the journey continues toward Chobe National Park’s riverfront wilderness.

Day 15: Transfer to Chobe National Park

Morning brings a scenic drive or light aircraft flight toward Chobe National Park. The journey reveals Botswana’s changing landscape, from Delta wetlands into drier riverine woodland. Upon arrival, guests check into Chobe Game Lodge along the Chobe River’s banks. This strategic location offers exceptional access to one of Africa’s densest elephant populations.

That afternoon, an introductory game drive reveals massive elephant herds moving along the riverfront. Estimates suggest over 120,000 elephants inhabit this remarkable, water-rich ecosystem throughout the year. Buffalo herds, numbering in the hundreds, graze alongside these impressive elephant congregations. Guides share fascinating details about Chobe’s unique dry-season wildlife concentration patterns. Some travelers choose an optional visit to a nearby fishing village along the riverbank. Local fishermen demonstrate traditional net-casting techniques passed through generations of families. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone.

Day 16: Chobe Game Drive and Sunset River Cruise

Today combines traditional game driving with Chobe’s signature water-based safari experience. Morning game drives reveal lions hunting along the riverbank, taking advantage of gathered prey. Leopards occasionally appear within riverine thickets, camouflaged among dense vegetation nearby. Guides possess exceptional tracking skills, often locating predators through subtle environmental clues.

That afternoon, a sunset boat cruise along the Chobe River offers unmatched wildlife viewing. Hippos wallow in shallow pools, while crocodiles bask along muddy banks nearby. Elephants often wade directly into the water, drinking and bathing within full view. Photographers capture stunning golden-hour images as the African sun sets dramatically. This water-based safari activity distinguishes Chobe from typical vehicle-only game viewing experiences. Buffalo, waterbuck, and numerous bird species complete this remarkable riverside wildlife tableau. Evening dinner celebrates a day combining both land and water wildlife perspectives. This location perfectly complements the wildlife diversity found throughout the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe.

Day 17: Full-Day Chobe National Park Exploration

Today allows a full day dedicated entirely to exploring Chobe’s diverse ecosystem further. Morning game drives explore the Savuti region, known for dramatic predator-prey interactions throughout history. Lions here have developed unique hunting strategies, occasionally targeting young elephants during dry seasons. Guides share fascinating stories about this region’s unpredictable, ever-changing river systems.

Afternoon drives return toward the Chobe riverfront, offering final opportunities for elephant photography. Sable antelope, roan antelope, and other less common species occasionally appear within Chobe’s woodlands. Picnic lunches occur at designated scenic spots overlooking the Chobe River’s floodplains. Some guests choose an optional visit to a nearby Basubiya community for cultural exchange. This cultural stop adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Evening dinner celebrates the conclusion of this incredible wildlife-viewing chapter. Guests reflect on an extraordinary journey spanning six remarkable African destinations.

Day 18: Transfer to Kasane and Cultural Exploration

Morning brings a short, relaxed transfer from Chobe Game Lodge toward Kasane town. This gateway town serves as Botswana’s primary access point for Chobe National Park safaris. Upon arrival, guests check into a comfortable lodge along the Chobe River’s edge. This peaceful setting offers a gentle transition before tomorrow’s international departure.

That afternoon, guests visit a nearby cultural village showcasing Basubiya and Batawana traditions. Local guides demonstrate traditional dancing, crafts, and everyday village life practices throughout. This cultural encounter adds meaningful depth to the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe beyond wildlife alone. Some travelers choose an optional visit to Kasane’s local curio markets for souvenirs. Handcrafted baskets, wood carvings, and beaded jewelry make meaningful mementos from this journey. Evening dinner celebrates the incredible journey through Kenya and Botswana’s finest destinations. Staff share stories and recommendations for future African adventures worth considering.

Day 19: Departure and Farewell

Your final morning allows a relaxed breakfast overlooking the Chobe River’s peaceful waters. Depending on flight schedules, guests might enjoy a short riverside walk beforehand. Alternatively, last-minute souvenir shopping happens at nearby craft markets and curio shops. A Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd representative ensures smooth, timely airport transfer arrangements.

Transfer to Kasane Airport takes approximately fifteen minutes from most lodges in town. Guests depart with countless photographs, cherished memories, and profound appreciation for African diversity. From Samburu’s rare species to the Delta’s winding channels, this journey delivered extraordinary depth. Terenga Africa Safaris and Travel Ltd thanks every traveler for choosing this remarkable adventure. The 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari – Samburu, Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Okavango, Moremi & Chobe concludes here, though its impact lingers long afterward. Many guests already begin planning future African adventures before boarding their departure flight. Safe travels, and thank you for exploring Kenya and Botswana with our dedicated team.

19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari Inclusions & Exclusions

Safari Inclusions

• Airport transfers in Nairobi and Kasane
• Accommodation as listed throughout the itinerary
• All park entrance fees and conservation fees
• Domestic and connecting flights between Nairobi, Maun, and Kasane
• Professional English-speaking driver-guides throughout the safari
• 4×4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof in Kenya
• Mokoro canoe excursion and guided bush walks
• Chobe River sunset cruise
• All game drives as specified in the itinerary
• Meals as indicated (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
• Bottled drinking water during game drives
• Samburu, Maasai, and Delta community cultural visits
• Government taxes and service charges

Safari Exclusions

• International flights to and from Kenya and Botswana
• Visa fees for Kenya and Botswana
• Travel insurance
• Optional hot air balloon safari
• Alcoholic and premium beverages
• Tips and gratuities for guides and lodge staff
• Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, souvenirs)
• Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
• Medical expenses and vaccinations

Extend Your Adventure With a 4- Days Bwindi Gorilla Trekking safari

After completing the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari, you can extend your African journey with an unforgettable 4-Day Uganda Gorilla Trekking Safari. This extension creates an extraordinary combination of Tanzania’s open savannah wilderness and Uganda’s ancient tropical forests.

The journey takes travelers toward Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, one of Africa’s most important mountain gorilla destinations. Instead of endless grasslands, Uganda introduces misty forests, rolling hills, and beautiful green landscapes. Gorilla trekking provides the main highlight of this extension. Travelers enter the forest with experienced guides and trackers in search of a habituated mountain gorilla family.

The journey through Bwindi becomes an adventure itself. Dense vegetation, forest sounds, colorful birds, and changing trails create an exciting atmosphere. Eventually, visitors spend valuable time observing mountain gorillas in their natural environment.

The extension can also include cultural experiences around Bwindi. Travelers may discover local traditions, crafts, music, food, and community life. A Batwa cultural experience can provide further insight into the human heritage connected to Uganda’s ancient forests. Combining the 19 Days Kenya & Botswana Ultimate Wildlife Safari with a Uganda gorilla trekking safari creates an exceptional East African journey.

Optional Safari Extension: 4- Days Bwindi Gorilla Trekking safari in Uganda

Day	Activities	Accommodation
Day 1	Flight from Maun International Airport, Botswana to Kigali airport and have afternoon Kigali city tour	Kigali: chez lando hotel Meal Plan: Bed and Breakfast
Day 2	Morning road transfer to Bwindi impenetrable forest (Rushaga sector) and afternoon relaxation at the lodge	Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge Meal: Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Drinking Water
Day 3	Go mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi impenetrable forest and afternoon enjoy batwa cultural experience with community involvement	Ichumbi Gorilla Lodge Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Drinking Water
Day 4	Road transfer to Kigali international airport Rwanda for a flight back home	None Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Drinking Water