Day 1
Nairobi

A uniformed Old Line Safari Company representative meets you on arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and transports you to Nairobi's Fairview Hotel, where your room awaits you. For the rest of the day, you may relax and catch up with the time zone or opt to visit the Karen Blixen Museum (made famous in the film Out of Africa) or the Giraffe Centre at no extra charge.(D)

Today, after breakfast we through the agricultural rich Central Kenya and the Rift Valley to Malu, a private reserve nestled in an ancient Cedar forest with sweeping views over the Great Rift Valley. At Malu, many out door adventures awaits us; we can choose to engage in casual, informative, walk with resident naturalists, cycling and game drives in open topped land rovers. Dinner and overnight at the exclusive Malu (B, L, D)

We start our day with a hearty breakfast. At 0700hrs, grab our lunch boxes and drive to the world’s renowned Amboseli National Park, nestled on the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro on the southern border of Kenya and Tanzania. For the next two days, we’ll have an in-depth exploration of the Amboseli in the company of our crew who will delightfully share with us the intrigues of the Amboseli. During our morning and evening game drives expect to see huge herds of elephants wallowing in the swamp, giraffes, buffaloes, lions among others against the spectacular backdrop of the snow capped roof of Africa; Mt. Kilimanjaro. We enjoy an excellent cuisine and overnight at the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge (B, L, D)

We begin our day with a hearty breakfast then drive to Tsavo East National park. Tsavo is famous for its man-eating, mane less lions and large herds of elephants. We spend two days delving into this pristine wilderness in search of the beasts and a wide variety of brightly painted birds against a scenic backdrop of the shapely Taita hills and the Nyika plateau. All meals at the Voi Wildlife lodge with a panoramic view of the lodge’s waterhole where the beasts gather for a refreshing drink. On our last evening in Tsavo, we may opt for a game drive or visit the David Sheldrick Trust to spend some time with baby elephants as they prepare to get back to the wild (Please note that this visit is only open to foster parents. To become a foster parent, kindly visit The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Overnight Voi Wildlife lodge (B, L, D).

Capping off more than a week of breath-taking safari, you embark on a two-hour drive to the coastal town of Mombasa, and onto the South Coast via a ferry crossing at Likoni and check into the Indian Ocean Beach club. You may swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, bask on the white sandy beach, jet ski, scuba dive, windsurf, and cruise to the reef in a glass-bottom boat for a fascinating glimpse of the coral gardens and other marine life. Another popular attraction is Fort Jesus, a 400-year-old fortress built by the Portuguese before the First World War as a stronghold to the entrance of Mombasa Harbor. The ancient fort constitutes a stunning example of sixteenth-century military architecture that has survived centuries of attack and conquest. Gazetted as a national museum, today the fort clearly represents ancient Arab and Swahili culture. (B, D)