CHIMPANZEE SAFARI

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    ARRIVAL/NAIROBI/OL PEJETA: L, D

    Met by our representative at your residence/Airport or Hotel within Nairobi. Safari briefing and introduction to your driver guide. Depart for Olpejeta Game Sanctuary. Arrive, check-in and lunch at a camp/Lodge. Afternoon fame drives + a visit to the chimp’s sanctuary. Spend the next 2 nights at the camp on full board.

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    OLPEJETA: B, L, D

    Full day spent with morning and afternoon game drives. Ol Pejeta conservancy is now East Africa's largest rhino breeding project and many white rhino can be seen on a single game drive. Black rhino are there but less easy to spot. Much of the park is bush land where it hard to find animals, but the large open park not far from Sweetwater’s lodge is a fantastic game viewing area with an amazing variety of wildlife gathering on the grasslands during the mornings and evenings. It is not difficult to see lion and elephant as well as many different types of plains game. Any stay at Sweetwater’s will include a visit to the Chimpanzee project but don’t expect too much excitement from this. There will likely be only one or two chimps to see from behind the protection fence but they are doing a great job in conservation of these fascinating primates. Optional extra activities include night game drives, camel rides in the lodge grounds and guided bush walks with armed ranger (payable locally). At the lodge there are also plenty of animals to be seen just by sitting on the terrace outside your tent (including a good chance of rhino). All meals and overnight stay will be at a camp/Lodge.

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    OLPEJETA/NAIROBI/ B

    Breakfast at the camp. Depart for Nairobi. Arrive and dropped off at your residence/Hotel or Airport in Nairobi.

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Accomodations

sweetwaters-tented-camp

sweetwaters tented camp

The Camp is located on the plains of Mount Kenya, clustered around a water hole and set in the pristine calm of the private Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The camp features 39 luxury tents. Each with its own private veranda overlooking the water hole and a private bathroom with a shower and toilet. The recently built Morani Wing features 17 specious deluxe double, twin and triple tents. The central Rhino Restaurant offers both regional and international cuisine. The property offers a garden, a bar, swimming pool, private waterhole and night viewing bar, conference room, wedding planning, and honeymoon venue, gift shop, business center.

jambo-mutara-camp

jambo mutara camp

Jambo Mutara Camp is a 15-tent luxury camp in the 20,000-acre Mutara Conservancy. Nestled high on a cliff-top, Jambo Mutara Camp enjoys panoramic views of raw, uninterrupted wilderness. This is where untamed Africa meets true luxury, where iconic wildlife surrounds you, where personal service will cater to your every need, and where safari-chic décor echoes an Africa from days gone by. In the shadow of the stunning Mount Kenya lies the sole accommodation found in the sprawling 20,000-acre Mutara Conservancy. Jambo Mutara Camp's secluded cliff-top perch allows the camp completely uninterrupted, breathtaking views of the world below. Jambo Mutara Camp is a luxury tented camp located in the heart of the wilds of Laikipia, Kenya. The camp is situated on the banks of the Thiba River, which is a tributary of the Ewaso Ngiro River, and is surrounded by acacia trees and rolling hills. Jambo Mutara Camp in Nanyuki is unlike any camping experience on earth. Each of the enormous canvas tents is decorated with large four-poster beds, chic modern furniture and an en-suite bathroom with breathtaking views. You can take in these views from either their reading area in their room or their own private deck. When ready to leave the room, You can stroll to the main lounge, or perhaps have a light champagne brunch overlooking the water hole filled with zebras, giraffes, and water buffalo.

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SAFARI TIPS

While planning an East African Safari can seem like a daunting task, it doesn't have to be! Take the stress out of the experience with this helpful summary of the key things you need to think about before you jet off. Once you have all of them covered, you can sit back, relax, and look forward to your safari adventure.

Note: While this is a general guide to vaccinations required for your East African safari, you should always visit your doctor before your departure to obtain the best advice. A pre-trip health check and discussion of what vaccines are necessary for you, as well as how to deal with any unique health concerns, is imperative for a safe and enjoyable safari.

Clothing

On an East African safari, you should go for comfort and convenience when it comes to your clothing. Some of the things you should remember, include:

  • Bring lightweight layers in both long and short lengths, plus socks, sleepwear, and swim wear.
  • Always take a sweater or fleece jacket, as it can get quite chilly at night and during early mornings.
  • Unless you're planning to trek, bulky hiking boots are rarely necessary. However, a comfortable pair of lightweight trainers are a must.
  • Don't forget a hat, as you'll want to protect your face and scalp from the equatorial sun.
  • It's not recommended to wear bright colors on safari, so consider buying some khaki, dark green, or darker colored clothes before your trip.

Passports & Visas

A full passport with at least six-month validity from the date of departure is generally required for travel. It is recommended that travelers contact the relevant Consulate/Embassy prior to travel for current visa requirements.

Applying for a kenyanVisa

NEW VISA REQUIREMENT: From 01 January 2021 all visitors requiring a visa to enter Kenya will need to apply for an e-visa online, in advance before leaving their country or boarding the aircraft. No Visas will be issued on arrival in Kenya.

Click this link for more information about how to apply: http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html

$50 USD application fee

Applying for a East AFRICAN Visa

Applying for an East African Visa One of the greatest things to happen to East African tourism over the past few years is the introduction of the East African visa. This visa allows you access to Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, and it’s not only a time saver, but it also works out considerably cheaper than purchasing individual visas.

To apply for the East African Visa, you’ll need the following: A passport with at least six months validity One standard sized passport photograph A completed application form Tip: It’s important that you apply for the East African visa with the country from which you will begin your travels. The visa will be valid for 90 days from the date marked in your passport.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation Policy. In the event of written cancellation, the following forfeiture of the programme cost will be assessed based on the number of days prior to programme departure that the cancellation was received:

  • 90-60 days prior 20% of the programme cost 59-30 days prior to
  • 59-30 days prior to 50% of the programme cost
  • 29 days or less 100% of the programme cost