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Arrive
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Day 1 Arrive Nairobi
Having landed in Nairobi you will be met and whisked straight to the domestic airport for your light aircraft flight to the Maasai Mara, where you’ll be met by a scene straight from Out of Africa. Miles of glorious savannah, the odd acacia tree and possibly a giraffe loping past. The adventure begins as soon as you land with a game drive into camp. Governor’s Camp sits alongside the Mara River in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve, where you’ll spot hippos and crocodile basking in the water. Your tent has a private bathroom and a private verandah. You’re likely to arrive as dusk begins to settle so once you’ve been settled into your beautiful tented room, it will be time for a sundowner (that’s African for gin and tonic) and gathering with other guests around the camp fire. Enjoy a delicious supper before retiring to bed for some much needed rest.
Overnight: Governor’s Camp
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Day 2 - 3 Maasai Mara
For the next two days the wilderness is yours as you join daily morning and evening game drives around one of the most wildlife rich and beautiful places on the planet. Governor’s Camp occupies one of the best locations for wildlife viewing in Kenya.
Overnight: Governor’s Camp
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Day 4 Maasai Mara – Lamu
After a final game drive this morning, wave goodbye to the bush and fly by light aircraft, via Nairobi, to the island of Lamu. It’s hard to describe Lamu as it’s quite unique but think laid back and utterly unpretentious with a friendly African vibe and seemingly never-ending sunshine. Having landed on Manda Island, you’ll be collected at the ‘airport’ by your barefoot porter who’ll guide you to your boat for the short crossing to Peponi Hotel on Lamu. Make sure you’re barefoot too as you’ll be jumping straight out onto the beach for a warm greeting by hotel staff. You’ll have a glass in your hand before you know it and we defy you not to feel instantly at home.
Overnight: Peponi Hotel
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Day 5 - 6 Lamu
Spend the next two days relaxing by the pool and exploring Shela Village or nearby Lamu Town. Peponi sits at one end of Lamu’s well-known eight-mile beach so you could exert yourself and take a walk or perhaps hire a dhow (traditional Swahili sailing boat) for a morning or sunset cruise.
Overnight: Peponi Hotel
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Day 7 Departure
Fly from Lamu back to Nairobi where you will be met and transferred from the domestic to the international airport for your overnight flight home.
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Depart