🌍 Introduction
This 6-day, 5-night Kenya safari combines three of the country’s most iconic wildlife destinations—Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli—into one seamless, expertly curated journey. Designed for travelers seeking the perfect balance of big cats, Big Five sightings, great landscapes, and photography-friendly game drives, this itinerary delivers Kenya’s most sought-after safari experiences in a single trip.
From the dramatic plains of the Masai Mara to the pink flamingo shores of Lake Nakuru, and finally the elephant kingdom beneath Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli, this safari is a masterfully structured adventure offering unmatched diversity, comfort, and wildlife viewing.
This itinerary is an extension of the 3-days Masai Mara Budget Safari
Safari Snapshot
- Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
- Destinations: Masai Mara → Lake Nakuru → Amboseli
- Vehicle: Private 4×4 Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
- Accommodation: Safari lodges or tented camps in each park (budget, mid-range, or luxury options)
- Best For: First-time visitors, photographers, migration seekers, families, couples
- Safari Style: Classic game drives, guided exploration, scenic travel routes
Safari Highlights
- Masai Mara Big Cats: Lions, leopards, cheetahs—Africa’s highest predator densities.
- Great Migration (seasonal): July–October river crossings and mega-herds.
- Lake Nakuru Flamingos & Rhinos: World-famous alkaline lake with both black and white rhinos.
- Amboseli Elephants: The best elephant sightings in Africa, set against Mount Kilimanjaro.
- Private 4×4 Land Cruiser: Unlimited mileage, window seat for every guest, pop-up roof.
- Expert Driver-Guide: Professional KWS-certified guide specializing in wildlife behavior and photography.
- Scenic Landscapes: Rift Valley viewpoint, Mau Escarpment, Great Rift lakes, Amboseli marshlands.
- Conservation-Focused Travel: Supporting local communities and wildlife protection efforts.
🗓️ Detailed Day-by-Day Safari Itinerary
Day 1: Nairobi → Masai Mara National Reserve – Afternoon Game Drive
Early Morning Pickup & Departure:
Your safari begins with a warm welcome from your professional driver-guide at your Nairobi hotel or the airport. After a briefing on the journey ahead, you’ll depart via the Nairobi–Narok highway, gradually transitioning from the city landscape into open farmlands and Maasai countryside.
Rift Valley Viewpoint Stop:
Enjoy a scenic pause at the iconic Rift Valley escarpment. Your guide will interpret the geology and history of this vast valley system while you capture panoramic photographs.
Drive to Masai Mara:
Continue through Narok, the Maasai cultural capital, before entering the increasingly wildlife-rich savannahs leading toward the Mara. Along the final stretch, you may already spot giraffes, zebras, and antelopes grazing freely outside the reserve.
Arrival & Check-In:
Reach your camp/lodge in time for lunch. After check-in, relax, enjoy the views, and ready yourself for your first wildlife encounter.
Afternoon Game Drive (3:30 PM – 6:30 PM):
Your first game drive offers an exciting introduction to the Masai Mara—famous for its massive lion prides, abundant elephants, resident cheetahs, and endless herds of plains game. Explore areas around Talek River or Sekenani, watching the golden light illuminate the savannah as predators become active.
Return to Camp:
Spend the evening around the campfire or in the lounge as nocturnal sounds sweep across the plains.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Masai Mara
Day 2: Full-Day Masai Mara Safari – Big Cats & River Circuit Exploration
Sunrise Departure:
After an early breakfast, set off on a full-day game drive designed to maximize sightings across Kenya’s most wildlife-dense reserve. Early mornings are ideal for catching lions on the move, hyenas returning from hunts, and cheetahs scanning for prey.
Exploration of Key Wildlife Zones:
Your guide will take you deeper into the heart of the reserve, covering classic viewing areas such as:
- Olkiombo Plains – superb for big cats
- Double Crossing & Main Crossing Points – migration hotspots
- Rhino Ridge & Paradise Plains – scenic landscapes & predators
- Mara River (July–October) – potential crossing points
Tracks of previous kills, predator calls, vulture circling, and fresh prints will guide your route as your guide interprets wildlife behaviors in real time.
Picnic Lunch in the Bush:
Enjoy a packed lunch at a designated riverside or shaded acacia grove. Expect animals to pass nearby—zebras, elephants, and sometimes lions often rest in these same areas.
Afternoon Game Drive:
Continue exploring until early evening. The landscape shifts dramatically as the sun drops, making this a prime time for photography and observing predators setting up ambushes.
Return to Camp:
Unwind with dinner as you listen to distant roars, grunts, and hyena calls.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Masai Mara
Day 3: Sunrise Game Drive → Transfer to Lake Nakuru National Park – Afternoon Rhino Safari
Sunrise Game Drive (Optional):
Depart before dawn for one last Mara game drive. This is an excellent time for tracking lions, leopards near riverine forests, and cheetahs on open plains before the sun becomes harsh.
Return for Breakfast & Departure to Nakuru:
After breakfast, check out and begin your journey toward Lake Nakuru through the Rift Valley. The drive is scenic, with stops for photography, curios, and refreshments if desired.
Arrival & Check-In at Nakuru Lodge:
Reach your accommodation in time for lunch. Enjoy views of the lake or surrounding woodlands from the lodge.
Afternoon Game Drive in Lake Nakuru (3:00 PM – 6:00 PM):
Lake Nakuru is renowned for its rhino population and birdlife. Drive through Acacia woodlands, the lakeshore, and the iconic Makalia Falls area. Keep an eye out for:
- White rhinos grazing in open fields
- Rare black rhinos resting in thickets
- Rothschild giraffes (exclusive to a few Kenyan parks)
- Lions lounging near the lakeshore
- Flamingos (seasonal), pelicans, and storks
Return to Lodge:
Relax by the pool or enjoy sundowners overlooking the lake.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Lake Nakuru
Day 4: Morning Game Drive → Amboseli National Park – Arrival Beneath Kilimanjaro
Optional Early Morning Game Drive:
Catch the soft morning light reflecting on the alkaline lake as flamingos feed and predators stalk early risers.
Breakfast & Departure to Amboseli:
Your journey continues south toward Amboseli via Nairobi or the scenic Mai Mahiu–Kajiado highway. Watch the landscape shift from the Rift highlands to semi-arid savannahs as Kilimanjaro begins to appear on the horizon.
Arrival & Check-In:
Arrive in time for a late lunch or early afternoon check-in at your lodge, with sweeping views of Amboseli’s plains.
Late Afternoon Relaxation:
Rest at the lodge, enjoy the pool, or spot elephants and zebras passing near the property.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Amboseli
Day 5: Full-Day Amboseli Safari – Elephant Kingdom & Kilimanjaro Photography
Sunrise Start:
Amboseli is magical at dawn. Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped peak often reveals itself before clouds gather. Use this time for signature silhouette photography.
Morning Game Drive:
Explore Observation Hill, Enkongo Narok swamp, and the wide-open plains lined with elephant families—some of the largest tuskers left in Africa. Watch buffalo, wildebeest, giraffes, zebras, jackals, lions, and cheetahs as they move between the marshes and dry plains.
Picnic or Lodge Lunch:
Depending on your preference, enjoy lunch at the lodge or deep inside the park while watching wildlife gather at water sources.
Afternoon Game Drive:
Spend the afternoon along marshland edges where elephants bathe and hippos graze. Cap the day with golden light perfect for photography.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Overnight: Amboseli
Day 6: Amboseli → Nairobi – Final Game Drive & Departure
Early Morning Game Drive:
Enjoy one last safari as the park comes alive. Early mornings are ideal for spotting lions, hyenas, and cheetahs on the hunt, as well as herds of elephants trekking across the plains.
Breakfast & Departure:
Return to the lodge for breakfast before checking out.
Scenic Drive Back to Nairobi:
Depart for Nairobi with a short en-route game drive as you exit Amboseli. The return journey offers views of Maasai homesteads, open plains, and Kajiado’s dramatic landscapes.
Arrival in Nairobi:
Drop off at your preferred hotel, residence, or Jomo Kenyatta International Airport—ending your unforgettable 6-day safari circuit.
Meals: Breakfast
End of Safari
Why Combine Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru & Amboseli?
- Three ecosystems in one trip – Mara’s open savannah, Nakuru’s Rift Valley lake, and Amboseli’s marshlands give unmatched habitat diversity in a single safari.
- Highest chance of Big Five sightings – Mara for big cats, Nakuru for rhinos, Amboseli for elephants ensures full coverage of all major species.
- Masai Mara’s predator density – Home to some of Africa’s highest lion densities (20+ lions per 100 km²) and the Great Migration’s peak action.
- Lake Nakuru as Kenya’s rhino stronghold – Near-guaranteed sightings of both black and white rhinos, filling a crucial gap between Mara and Amboseli.
- Amboseli’s legendary elephant viewing – Africa’s best place to see large, relaxed elephant families with Mount Kilimanjaro as a backdrop.
- Exceptional birding variety – Combined habitats offer 400+ species including flamingos, pelicans, raptors, and marsh specialists.
- Different wildlife behaviors across landscapes – Predation scenes in the Mara, browsing and rhino activity in Nakuru, swamp-feeding elephants in Amboseli.
- A perfectly balanced safari arc – Excitement in the Mara → diversity in Nakuru → scenic, tranquil finale in Amboseli.
- Efficient travel circuit from Nairobi – Logical road loop minimizing transit time and maximizing game viewing.
- Unmatched photographic variation – Savannah sunsets, flamingo-lined lakes, and iconic Kilimanjaro silhouettes in one itinerary.
- Ideal for families and first-time safari-goers – Shorter drives, reliable wildlife density, and high visibility in all three parks.
- Excellent year-round viewing – Seasonal dips in one park are balanced by stability in the others.
- Insight into Kenya’s conservation approaches – Experience community conservancies (Mara), fenced rhino sanctuaries (Nakuru), and human–elephant coexistence zones (Amboseli).
🦁 Wildlife You Are Likely to See
Masai Mara
- Lions (800+ in the greater ecosystem)
- Cheetahs and leopards
- Elephants, giraffes, buffalo
- Wildebeest, zebras, gazelles
- Hippos & crocodiles
- Great Migration (Jul–Oct)
Lake Nakuru
- White and black rhinos
- Flamingos and pelicans
- Rothschild giraffe
- Lions, hyenas
Amboseli
- Legendary elephant herds
- Lions, cheetahs, hyenas
- Hippos and buffalo
- Flamingos (when water levels allow)
- Kilimanjaro photography opportunities
Why These Three Parks Make the Ultimate Kenya Safari Circuit
- Masai Mara National Reserve — Africa’s Big Cat Capital & Migration Epicenter:
Experience the world-famous savannah where wildlife appears within minutes of entering the park, thanks to one of Africa’s highest densities of mammals and over 800 lions. Witness legendary Mara River crossings (July–October), explore rich riverine forest, and discover exclusive adjoining conservancies like Olare Motorogi and Naboisho offering unmatched predator action, hot-air balloon safaris, and authentic Maasai cultural encounters. - Lake Nakuru National Park — Kenya’s Premier Rhino Sanctuary & Rift Valley Icon:
Discover the park renowned for near-guaranteed sightings of black and white rhinos, rare Rothschild giraffes, and an incredible 400+ bird species, including seasonal flamingos painting the lake pink. Explore dramatic viewpoints like Baboon Cliff and Lion Hill, enjoy calm, compact game viewing, and capture spectacular Rift Valley landscapes ideal for photography and relaxed wildlife watching. - Amboseli National Park — Land of Giants with Kilimanjaro’s World-Famous Backdrop:
Witness enormous elephant herds—some of the most monitored and photographed on Earth—set against breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak. Enjoy classic open-plains game viewing, scenic wetlands like Ol Tukai Swamp, big cats at dawn, and unbeatable sunrise photography sessions that make Amboseli one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations.
🚙 Safari Vehicle
You will travel in a private 4×4 Toyota Land Cruiser featuring:
- Pop-up photography roof
- Window seat for every guest
- Inverter for charging cameras
- Cooler box with bottled water
- Professional wildlife driver-guide
- Unlimited mileage in all parks
Activities & Experiences
- Full-day & half-day game drives — Explore classic savannahs, wetlands, and Rift Valley lakes with optimal early-morning and late-afternoon wildlife activity.
- Hot-air balloon safari (Masai Mara) — Float above the Great Migration pathways and Mara River at sunrise, ending with a champagne bush breakfast.
- Bird watching — Enjoy world-class birding: 400+ species in Nakuru, 600+ in Amboseli’s marshes, raptors in the Mara.
- Landscape & wildlife photography — Capture iconic scenes: Kilimanjaro silhouettes, Mara golden-hour big cats, and flamingo-streaked Lake Nakuru.
- Maasai cultural visit — Learn traditional skills, dances, and homestead life from Maasai communities living around the Mara and Amboseli.
- Great Rift Valley viewpoints — Stop at scenic overlooks along the escarpment for panoramic photos and geological insight.
- Nature walks in conservancies — Optional guided walks near Masai Mara conservancies focusing on tracks, insects, birds, and plant use.
- Observation Hill (Amboseli) — Short scenic climb offering unmatched views of swamps, elephants, and Kilimanjaro.
Pricing & Inclusions
- Transparent pricing per person — Cost varies by group size and accommodation category (budget, mid-range, luxury).
- Safari Land Cruiser with fuel — Exclusive use of a 4×4 Land Cruiser, pop-up roof, cooler box, and unlimited game drives.
- Professional driver-guide — Certified silver- or bronze-level guide with deep knowledge of wildlife behavior and photography positioning.
- Accommodation on Full Board (FB) — Breakfast, lunch, dinner; dietary options available (vegetarian, gluten-free, vegan).
- Optional extras — Balloon safari (Mara), night game drives (in conservancies), walking safaris, cultural visits.
- Exclusions — Tips/gratuities, drinks, laundry, personal purchases, visas, international flights, travel insurance.
Conservation in Mara, Amboseli and Lake Nakuru
- Mara Conservancies Model — Supports 14,500+ Maasai landowners through conservation leases that protect wildlife corridors.
- Rhino Conservation at Lake Nakuru — One of East Africa’s most successful sanctuaries for endangered black and southern white rhinos.
- Amboseli Elephant Research Project — Home to the world’s longest-running elephant study, vital for understanding family structure and migration.
- Human–wildlife conflict — Fencing, grazing pressure, and corridor loss affect all three parks; your visit directly supports mitigation efforts.
- Habitat & climate pressures — Irregular rainfall, wetland shrinkage, and ecosystem fragmentation challenge predator–prey dynamics.
- Responsible tourism benefits — Park entry fees and community lodges fund ranger salaries, anti-poaching patrols, and ecosystem restoration.
Best Time for this 6-Day Tour
- Masai Mara Migration (July–October) — Peak river crossings and mega-herds; June & November offer quieter but excellent viewing.
- Dry Season (June–October) — Best overall wildlife visibility across all three parks due to sparse vegetation and animals congregating around water.
- Green Season (Nov–May) — Lush landscapes, fewer vehicles, dramatic skies, great for photography; calving season in Serengeti fuels predator activity.
- Flamingos in Lake Nakuru — Numbers fluctuate with water alkalinity; best viewed when lake levels
Choose Your Accommodation Category
You may select your preferred accommodation tier below. All options are well-rated, strategically located for game viewing, and commonly used for multi-park safari circuits.
Budget Accommodation Options
| Park / Area | Budget Camps & Lodges | Notes (Expert Highlights) |
|---|---|---|
| Masai Mara | • Kambu Mara Camp • Miti Mingi Eco Camp • Talek Bush Camp • Rhino Tourist Camp | Affordable tents, great for budget safaris, close to Talek Gate; ideal for travellers wanting maximum game drive time at minimal cost. |
| Lake Nakuru | • Lanet Matfam • Ziwa Bush Lodge (Budget Rooms) • Alpine Hotel Nakuru | Clean, simple rooms; good for overnight stays between Mara & Amboseli. |
| Amboseli | • AA Lodge (Budget Wing) • Kimana Camp • Amboseli Eco Camp | Great views of Kilimanjaro; good elephant watching nearby; basic but comfortable. |
Mid-Range Accommodation Options
| Park / Area | Mid-Range Lodges & Camps | Notes (Expert Highlights) |
|---|---|---|
| Masai Mara | • Mara Sopa Lodge • Jambo Mara Safari Lodge • Zebra Plains (Mid-range tents) • Mara Chui Resort | Popular for comfort without luxury pricing; excellent access to Sekenani & Talek regions. |
| Lake Nakuru | • Lake Nakuru Lodge • Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge • Flamingo Hill Camp | Inside/across from the park; great rhino viewpoints; elevated sunset views. |
| Amboseli | • Amboseli Sopa Lodge • Kilima Safari Camp • Kibo Safari Camp • Amboseli Serena (entry-level mid to upper-mid) | Superb Kilimanjaro views; close to major marshes for elephant sightings. |
Luxury Accommodation Options
| Park / Area | Luxury Camps & Lodges | Notes (Expert Highlights) |
|---|---|---|
| Masai Mara | • Mara Serena Safari Lodge • Ashnil Mara Camp • Entim Camp • Angama Mara • Governors’ Main Camp | Riverfront tented camps, elevated viewpoints, and world-class guiding; ideal for photographers and honeymooners. |
| Lake Nakuru | • The Cliff • Sarova Lion Hill (Premium Suites) • Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge | Premium rooms with crater-lake views and high-end dining. |
| Amboseli | • Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge • Tortilis Camp • Ol Tukai Lodge (premium rooms) | Iconic luxury stays with top-tier service and exceptional Kilimanjaro photo opportunities. |
💰 Pricing (Per Person)
Pricing depends on accommodation level chosen (Budget, Mid-Range, or Luxury).
| Accommodation Level | 2 Pax | 4 Pax | 6 Pax | Single Supplement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Budget Package | $1,480 | $1,250 | $1,150 | $180 |
| Mid-Range Package | $1,995 | $1,750 | $1,650 | $420 |
| Luxury Package | $2,750+ | $2,550+ | $2,450+ | varies |
Includes accommodation, meals, park entry fees, full-day game drives, transport, and services of a safari guide.
Exact quote can be customized based on camp/lodge selection.
✔️ Inclusions
- All park entry fees (Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli)
- 5 nights accommodation
- All meals (FB basis)
- Private 4×4 Land Cruiser with driver-guide
- Unlimited game drives
- Bottled drinking water in the vehicle
- All government taxes
- Evacuation cover (AMREF or similar)
❌ Exclusions
- International flights
- Nairobi hotel (before/after safari)
- Masai village visit ($20–$30 optional)
- Tips and personal expenses
- Drinks not included in meal plans
- Hot air balloon safari (optional $450 per person)
💳 Booking, Payment & Cancellation
Booking Process
Send an email to Bookings@MasaiMara.ke
- Choose your preferred accommodation level.
- Receive a personalized quote and proposed itinerary.
- Confirm with a 30–50% deposit via secure online payment link (card/MPESA).
- Balance payable before safari or on arrival.
Cancellation Policy
- 31+ days before travel: Full refund
- 15–30 days: 50% refund
- 8–14 days: 25% refund
- 7 days or less: No refund
(Consistent with Kambu Mara Campers cancellation policy, our official partner)
🌍 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru & Amboseli Safaris
1. When is the best time to visit Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli?
- Masai Mara: Best from July–October for the Great Migration; excellent year-round for big cats.
- Lake Nakuru: Best June–February for rhinos & flamingos; March–May can be lush but rainy.
- Amboseli: Best January–March & June–October for clear Mount Kilimanjaro views and large elephant herds.
2. Can I see the Big Five on this safari combination?
Yes.
- Masai Mara: Lions, leopards & buffalo are almost guaranteed; elephants common; rhinos rare.
- Lake Nakuru: Best place to see both black and white rhinos.
- Amboseli: Large elephant herds; lions & buffalos frequent; leopards less common; no rhinos.
Together, these 3 parks complete the Big Five.
3. Will I see the Great Migration in Masai Mara?
Only if traveling late July–October, when herds cross the Mara River.
Outside these months, the Mara still offers exceptional wildlife sightings—especially big cats.
4. How long does it take to travel between these parks?
Approximate road times:
- Nairobi → Masai Mara: 5.5–6 hours
- Masai Mara → Lake Nakuru: 5–6 hours
- Lake Nakuru → Amboseli: 6–7 hours
- Amboseli → Nairobi: 4–5 hours
A 4×4 is recommended for comfort, especially around the Mara.
5. Is a 4×4 Land Cruiser necessary?
- Masai Mara: Yes—roads inside the reserve are unpaved and rough.
- Lake Nakuru: A 2WD can manage in dry season, but a 4×4 is safer year-round.
- Amboseli: Highly recommended due to volcanic ash soil (“magadi dust”).
Most operators use safari-modified Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs.
6. What is the accommodation like?
You can choose between:
- Budget: Simple tents or cottages, shared/private bathrooms
- Mid-range: Comfortable lodges & tented camps with en-suite facilities
- Luxury: All-inclusive tented camps & lodges with pools, views, private decks, fire pits
Options are available inside the parks, outside main gates, or in private conservancies.
7. Are park fees included in safari packages?
Most tour operators include park fees, but always confirm.
Approximate expectations:
- Masai Mara: USD 100–200 per non-resident per day
- Lake Nakuru: USD 60 per day
- Amboseli: USD 60 per day
Fees vary by season.
8. Is it safe to go on safari in these parks?
Yes—Kenya’s parks are secure and well-managed.
Follow your guide’s instructions:
- Stay inside the vehicle during game drives
- Keep distance from wildlife
- Avoid walking at night around camps unless escorted
9. What animals are Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli best known for?
- Masai Mara: Big cats (lion, leopard, cheetah), migration herds, hyenas, elephants
- Lake Nakuru: Rhinos, flamingos, Rothschild giraffes, lions
- Amboseli: Massive elephant families, Kilimanjaro views, cheetahs, hyenas, pelicans
10. What should I pack for a 5–6 day safari?
- Neutral-colored clothing
- Warm jacket (mornings & evenings can be cold)
- Hat & sunscreen
- Camera with extra memory cards
- Insect repellent
- Closed shoes for walking around camp
- Binoculars (recommended 8×42 or 10×42)
11. Are hot-air balloon safaris available?
Balloon flights operate only in Masai Mara, with sunrise launches from several zones.
They are popular during migration season—booking early is advised.
12. Can vegetarians or people with dietary needs be accommodated?
Yes. Most lodges offer:
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
- Halal options
Inform your operator in advance.
13. What is a typical day on safari like?
- 6:00 AM–10:00 AM: Morning game drive
- 11:00 AM–3:00 PM: Relax at camp, lunch
- 3:30 PM–6:30 PM: Afternoon game drive
- Evening: Dinner, campfire, stargazing
Full-day drives are common in Masai Mara to reach the Mara River.
14. Can I charge my devices on safari?
Yes—Land Cruisers have charging ports, and lodges offer power either full-time or on scheduled generator/solar hours.
15. Is this safari suitable for children?
Absolutely.
- Masai Mara & Amboseli are very child-friendly.
- Lake Nakuru is fenced, making it ideal for families.
Many lodges provide family tents, kids’ menus, and early dining options.
16. What is the minimum number of days recommended for this safari?
- Minimum: 5 days
- Ideal: 6–7 days for slower travel and deeper wildlife immersion
- Migration-focused: 5+ days staying near river crossing zones
17. Can I customize the itinerary?
Yes. You can:
- Add Naivasha, Ol Pejeta, Samburu, Tsavo, or Diani Beach
- Upgrade to luxury lodges
- Add night drives or walking safaris (in conservancies)
- Add balloon flights
18. What photography opportunities can I expect?
- Masai Mara: Big cats, river crossings, golden light, wide plains
- Lake Nakuru: Flamingos, rhinos, cliff viewpoints
- Amboseli: Elephants with Mount Kilimanjaro backdrop—one of Africa’s most iconic shots
19. Are the parks fenced?
- Masai Mara: Mostly unfenced
- Lake Nakuru: Fenced for rhino protection
- Amboseli: Unfenced on most sides, allowing natural animal movement
20. Do I need malaria medication?
All three parks sit in malaria zones.
Consult your doctor for prophylaxis, and bring repellent. Lodges supply mosquito nets.
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