15-Day Eco-training

This immersive educational safari is designed to combine adventure, environmental awareness, and community engagement, offering students a transformative field experience in Kenya’s diverse habitats. The program begins in Nairobi, introducing participants to Kenya’s natural and cultural heritage through museum tours and first-aid training. In Amboseli, students study ecosystems, wildlife behavior, and conservation challenges beneath the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. The expedition then shifts to Lake Magadi, where interactive sessions explore human–wildlife coexistence, pastoralism, and climate issues, complemented by tree planting, eco-guiding, and cultural exchanges. Lake Naivasha follows with boat excursions and practical lessons in water ecology, before the grand finale in Maasai Mara—home to the Big Five and spectacular savannah landscapes. Through guided safaris, research-based activities, and sustainability discussions, participants gain invaluable insight into conservation, leadership, and the delicate balance between humans and nature.

What documents do I need to enter Kenya?

The most important documents are your valid passport and Kenya visa.

Is there a cell phone signal during Safari? Is there Wifi?

During Safari, the signal network of the mobile phone is very poor. There will be Wifi at the front desk of the hotel or camp, but there is generally no Wifi in the room.

Is Safari safe?

Safari is very safe. Wild animals do not actively attack humans. Of course, we need to abide by the regulations of each national park and reserve. Do not yell at animals, throw things at them or feed animals. Lights illuminate animals, or get off at places where you are not allowed to get off, let alone touch wild animals; and when you live in a campsite without barbed wire fence, please do not go out alone at night, the campsites are equipped with security , if there is a need to be active after dark, the camp security accompany you. All the camp rooms have facilities for emergency communication. If you have any emergency, please inform the camp security in time and stay in the tent for rescue.

Is it safe to travel to Kenya?

Yes, it is generally safe to travel to Kenya in 2025, particularly when visiting popular tourist destinations. Local people are friendly, and safety measures, such as keeping an eye on your belongings, are always advisable, just as you would in any other part of the world.

Are safaris eco-friendly and how do you support conservation?

We partner directly with national parks and conservancies, contributing park fees and levies to wildlife protection and community development. Additionally our guides practice ethical wildlife policies and community conservation initiatives to minimize environmental impact

Price

No of Pax: 6

Price* USD per Person Sharing: $0

Children 7-12 years in a group of 5: $

Our Rates Are Per Person Sharing Unless We Note Differently

Please treat all pricing as a guide only:
All rates are subject to availability and may change without notice.
Single supplements may apply.
Request a quote or speak to one of our African Safari Experts for the best, most current rates available.

Includes

Safari Cruiser: 8-seater
4 Night Hotel + 5 night camping
Meal in the itinerary
Park Fee Tickets
Driver and guide
Mineral water
Kenya helicopter rescue insurance
East Africa Guidebook
Pre-trip Brief
Boat safari & Crescent Island

Excludes

Tipping
Meals not in itinerary
Optional activities
Customs taxes
Personal expenses
Non-itinerary transport
Yellow Fever Vaccination
Travel insurance
Air tickets
Visa fee
Camping Gear

WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY ABOUT THIS TRIP

All the itineraries were well prepared, we seen what we wanted to see,,accommodation and food was good, ,transportation was good too.

Chee Yeong C/ Written on Mar 25

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Africa with Bobu. Atong was knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Highly recommend.

Kat Lau / Written on Feb 25

We did a 19 day trip of Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania with Bobu from Jan-Feb,2025. This was our second trip with them. Like the first one in Aug 2023, The itinerary was carefully planned with attention to all details. The

Y G / Written on Feb 25

very nice arrangements, thoughtful guides that have professional knowledge of the African faunas and culture. Would highly recommend.

Regina C.Y. Liu / Written on Feb 25

Make your dream trip come true with Bobu Africa

At Bobu Africa you can customize your trip. Our sample itineraries are adjustable to your preferences. Our specialists work together with you to create your dream journey!

ITINERARY

Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi
Day 2: Nairobi National Museum, Snake Park & First Aid Training
Day 3: Nairobi National Park, David Sheldrick & Shopping
Day 4: Nairobi to Amboseli National Park
Day 5: Amboseli Game Drives & Learning Experience
Day 6: Magadi Excursion & Community Interaction
Day 7: Community, Culture & Conservation Discussions
Day 8: Local School Visit & Health Talk
Day 9: Tree Planting & Eco-Tour Guiding Roleplay
Day 10: Magadi Exploration & Climate Awareness
Day 11: Crescent Island & Lake Adventure
Day 12: Lake Naivasha to Narok Transition
Day 13: Full-Day Safari in the Reserve
Day 14: Full-Day Safari in the Reserve
Day 15: Departure to Nairobi

Day 1

Arrival in Nairobi

Upon arrival in Nairobi, you will be warmly received by a Bobu Africa representative who will assist with your luggage and transfer you to your hotel. Enjoy a smooth check-in followed by a relaxing evening after your journey. Dinner will be served at the hotel’s restaurant, offering a taste of authentic local and international cuisine. Rest overnight in preparation for the adventure ahead. Accommodation Swiss Lenana Mountain Hotel

Day 2

Nairobi National Museum, Snake Park & First Aid Training

Begin your day with a guided tour of the Nairobi National Museum, exploring Kenya’s rich history, culture, and wildlife exhibits. Proceed to the adjacent Snake Park to learn about diverse reptile species in a safe, educational setting. Later, participate in an engaging first aid training session designed to equip you with essential emergency response skills for outdoor and travel safety. Accommodation Swiss Lenana Mountain Hotel

Day 3

Nairobi National Park, David Sheldrick & Shopping

Start your day with an early morning game drive at Nairobi National Park, home to lions, rhinos, giraffes, and more against the city skyline. Continue to the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust to meet and learn about rescued baby elephants. In the afternoon, enjoy shopping for authentic Kenyan crafts, souvenirs, and local fashion at selected city markets or malls before returning to your hotel. Accommodation Swiss Lenana Mountain Hotel

Day 4

Nairobi to Amboseli National Park

Depart Nairobi for Amboseli National Park, enjoying scenic countryside views along the way. Stop briefly at Emali for grocery shopping before continuing the journey. Upon arrival, check in at the park gate and proceed to the camp for setup and lunch preparation. Later, head out for an evening safari to explore Amboseli’s diverse wildlife. Return to camp for dinner preparation and a cozy bonfire experience. Accommodation Amboseli Campsite

Day 5

Amboseli Game Drives & Learning Experience

Enjoy morning and evening safaris in Amboseli National Park, capturing breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and abundant wildlife, including elephants, lions, and giraffes. Engage in guided sessions to learn about the park’s unique ecosystem, vegetation zones, and conservation efforts. Discover how wildlife and the Maasai community coexist harmoniously within this iconic landscape, making Amboseli a true gem of African nature and culture. Accommodation Amboseli Campsite

Day 6

Magadi Excursion & Community Interaction

Travel to Magadi and set up camp upon arrival. Begin with an introduction tour to meet and interact with the local community, gaining insights into their culture and way of life. Participate in an engaging birding session to spot unique species in the area. Later, join informative discussions on human-wildlife conflict and the surrounding ecosystem, deepening your understanding of conservation dynamics. Accommodation Magadi Camping

Day 7

Community, Culture & Conservation Discussions

Engage in insightful community discussions focusing on pastoralism and its coexistence with wildlife in the region. Learn how traditional practices and modern conservation efforts align to promote sustainable living. Participate in an open dialogue exploring the relationship between culture, land use, and wildlife protection, gaining a deeper appreciation of how local communities contribute to preserving biodiversity and maintaining ecological balance. Accommodation Magadi Camping

Day 8

Local School Visit & Health Talk

Visit a local school to interact with students and experience the community’s learning environment. Participate in engaging sessions that foster cultural exchange and mutual learning. Conduct a health talk with the children, focusing on personal hygiene, nutrition, and wellness awareness. This visit offers an opportunity to inspire, educate, and build meaningful connections while supporting local education and community health initiatives. Accommodation Magadi Camping

Day 9

Tree Planting & Eco-Tour Guiding Roleplay

Participate in an enriching tree planting activity aimed at promoting environmental conservation and restoring local habitats. Learn the importance of reforestation and sustainable land use. Later, engage in an interactive eco-tour guiding roleplay session, where participants practice guiding techniques, wildlife interpretation, and environmental education skills—enhancing awareness of responsible tourism and the vital role of eco-guides in conservation and community development. Accommodation Lake Naivasha Camping

Day 10

Magadi Exploration & Climate Awareness

Visit the scenic Magadi hot springs to experience their natural beauty and learn about their geological significance. Engage in discussions on climate change and carbon footprints, exploring ways to reduce environmental impact. Tour the Magadi salt extraction sites to understand local industry practices. Conclude the day with peaceful stargazing, appreciating the clear night skies and the connection between nature, sustainability, and human activity. Accommodation Lake Naivasha Camping

Day 11

Crescent Island & Lake Adventure

Explore Crescent Island on a guided walking tour surrounded by stunning landscapes and free-roaming wildlife. Enjoy a scenic boat ride on Lake Naivasha, spotting hippos, birds, and other aquatic species up close. Participate in an engaging session on water location techniques in the wild, learning practical survival and navigation skills essential for understanding natural ecosystems and sustainable resource management in wilderness environments. Accommodation Lake Naivasha Camping

Day 12

Lake Naivasha to Narok Transition

Enjoy breakfast at the camp before checking out for a morning boat safari on Lake Naivasha. Continue with a guided walk on Crescent Island to observe wildlife and scenic views. Later, depart for Narok town for a late lunch before proceeding to the camp for check-in. Conclude the day with a certificate awarding ceremony, followed by dinner and a restful evening at the camp. Accommodation Basecamp Masai Mara

Day 13

Full-Day Safari in the Reserve

Depart early in the morning with picnic lunch boxes for a full-day safari inside the reserve. Explore diverse landscapes while searching for the Big Five, vibrant birdlife, and other stunning wildlife species. Enjoy a scenic picnic lunch beneath a magnificent balanite tree before continuing your adventure. In the evening, return to camp for a delicious dinner, relaxation, and overnight rest after an exciting day. Accommodation Basecamp Masai Mara

Day 14

Full-Day Safari in the Reserve

Depart early with picnic lunch boxes for a full-day safari in the reserve, exploring vast landscapes in search of the Big Five, diverse bird species, and other stunning wildlife. Pause midday to enjoy a picnic lunch under a beautiful balanite tree before continuing the game drive. In the evening, return to camp for dinner, relaxation, and a peaceful night’s rest after an adventurous day. Accommodation Basecamp Masai Mara

Day 15

Departure to Nairobi

Enjoy breakfast at the camp before checking out and bidding farewell to the wilderness. Depart for Nairobi with scenic views along the way, reflecting on the memorable experiences of your safari adventure. Upon arrival, you’ll be dropped off at your preferred location—either your hotel or the airport—for your onward journey, marking the end of an unforgettable and enriching travel experience with Bobu Africa.

Make your dream trip come true with Bobu Africa

At Bobu Africa you can customize your trip. Our sample itineraries are adjustable to your preferences. Our specialists work together with you to create your dream journey!

Your Stay, Your Way At Bobu Africa, we understand that where you stay is more than just a place to sleep—it’s an essential part of your journey and a reflection of the adventure itself. That’s why we take a different approach to safari accommodations. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Instead, we craft your accommodation choices around you—your preferences, your travel dates, your desired comfort level, and your unique sense of adventure. We work with a wide range of trusted camps, lodges, and boutique hotels across East Africa, each carefully vetted for quality, safety, service, and charm. Whether you envision a luxurious lodge with an infinity pool overlooking the savannah, a family-friendly camp with open space and comfort, or a rustic tented experience where you fall asleep to the sounds of the wild, we find the best possible options that align with your vision and the rhythm of your safari. Tailored Comfort in Every Destination From the moment you land to your final game drive, every accommodation is thoughtfully selected to enhance your overall safari experience. Some of our favorites include:

Eco-lodges set deep in the bush, where you can sip sundowners by a firepit and listen to lions roar in the distance.
Charming lakeside retreats, perfect for birdwatching and peaceful sunsets.
High-end tented camps that blend comfort with nature, offering ensuite bathrooms, king-sized beds, and private verandas.
Mountain and crater-view lodges, where every morning begins with spectacular panoramas of iconic African landscapes.

No matter where you go, you can count on:

Clean, comfortable, and safe accommodations
Friendly staff and warm East African hospitality
Meals that celebrate local flavors, often served in scenic outdoor settings
Access to unique extras like cultural performances, guided nature walks, and even surprise bush breakfasts

More Than a Place to Sleep—A Place to Remember So whether you’re a seasoned explorer or planning your first safari, rest assured that with Bobu Africa, your stay will be as unforgettable as the landscapes, wildlife, and people that make Africa so magical. And if you’re not sure what kind of stay best suits you, our travel specialists are here to advise, recommend, and help you imagine the possibilities. You’ll never have to choose between comfort and authenticity—with Bobu Africa, you get both. Eka Hotel Nairobi : Eka is a contemporary 4-star hotel in Nairobi, conveniently located at the intersection of Mombasa Road and Southern By-pass, 5 minutes from JKIA through the express highway with close proximity to the Nairobi national park, major government and corporate organizations. Eka Hotel Nairobi features 167 well-appointed rooms, five meeting & conference rooms, restaurant & bar, gym, swimming pool, gift shop, wellness center among other top facilities offering the best choice venue for your business and leisure stay. Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge: Located on a range of hills that form the western limits of Africa’s Great Rift Valley, the lodge offers spectacular views over the vastness of Africa. The lodge also overlooks Lake Nakuru and its surrounding National Park, one that is a paradise for bird watchers and wildlife lovers alike. Lake Nakuru National Park is mainly a wooded and bushy grassland with a wide ecological diversity and characteristic habitats that range from the lake waters to the escarpment and ridges. Oltukai Lodge: Ol Tukai Lodge is set at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Amboseli National Park, which is renowned for its elephant population. Writers have described Ol Tukai and the surrounding Amboseli with its breathtaking scenery and unique wildlife as ‘A home for the gods’. The lodge opened its doors in 1996, on the original setup for the film crew who shot Snow at Kilimanjaro in 1948 starring Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward and Ava Gardner – an adaptation of The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Other Stories, a compendium of short stories authored by Ernest Hemingway that was published in 1961.

Make your dream trip come true with Bobu Africa

At Bobu Africa you can customize your trip. Our sample itineraries are adjustable to your preferences. Our specialists work together with you to create your dream journey!

We understand that planning a safari is more than just organizing a trip—it's about crafting an unforgettable journey that resonates with your dreams and values. Our commitment is to provide you with an exceptional, personalized, and responsible travel experience from the moment you reach out to us until long after you've returned home
1. Personalized Safari Experiences: Your adventure is unique, and so is our approach. We take the time to understand your preferences, interests, and expectations to design a safari that reflects your vision. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or a solo expedition, we tailor every detail to ensure your journey is truly yours.
2. Transparent and Honest Communication: We believe in building trust through transparency. From clear pricing with no hidden fees to honest advice about destinations and accommodations, we provide all the information you need to make informed decisions. Our team is always available to answer your questions and provide support at every stage of your journey.
3. Exceptional Quality and Service
Excellence is at the heart of what we do. We partner with reputable lodges, experienced guides, and reliable service providers to ensure every aspect of your safari meets the highest standards. Our attention to detail and dedication to quality guarantee a seamless and memorable experience.
5. Safety and Well-being: Your safety is our priority. We adhere to stringent safety protocols and continuously monitor conditions to ensure a secure travel environment. Our team is trained to handle emergencies, and we provide comprehensive support to address any concerns during your safari.
4. Commitment to Sustainability: We are dedicated to responsible tourism that benefits both the environment and local communities. Our practices include minimizing waste, supporting conservation efforts, and engaging with community projects. By choosing us, you're contributing to the preservation of Africa's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
6. Post-Trip Engagement: Our relationship doesn't end when your safari concludes. We value your feedback and are eager to hear about your experiences. Additionally, we keep you informed about the positive impact of your journey, including updates on conservation projects and community initiatives you've supported.
When planning a safari, it’s important to carefully consider the time of year you want to travel to Africa. Safari seasons are determined by the weather, and the year is broken up into high/peak season and low season. Here is weather breakdown:
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High or peak season coincides with winter in the southern hemisphere. If you’re up north, then just flip your seasons around – your summer is our winter. Winter is a great time for safari because:
- It’s cooler. Nights will be cold, but days are generally balmy.
- The rain dries up, making it easier to drive on dirt roads.
- The dry climate means fewer insects; the risk of malaria is lower.
- The dryness makes rivers and waterholes evaporate.
- Southern Africa’s thick vegetation dries up and thins out.
All of this adds up to making game viewing easier. The animals don’t have much option but to stay close to water during the dry winter season, which means that they’re easily spotted. Demand is very high at this time of year and there is limited safari accommodation in prime wildlife areas. Most lodges have under twenty rooms, some as few as three, so rates are higher and you need to book and plan much further in advance
Also known as the ‘Green Season’, low season coincides with Africa’s humid and lush summer – the cold, snowy and slushy winter if you’re in the northern hemisphere. Across most of Africa, summer starts with rains in November: rivers and waterholes fill up, the vegetation and grasses are transformed from thin and brown to thick and green (hence, ‘Green Season’), baby animals are born, and all sorts of amazing birds arrive from the northern hemisphere. Essentially, everything from the peak season is reversed.
Since the Green Season sees fewer visitors, you don’t have to plan so far in advance; three to six months is usually fine. If it’s a special occasion, like a honeymoon or proposal, and you have your heart set on a specific lodge, then it’s better to get it all wrapped up as soon as you can. Once again, your Africa Safari Expert will sort out the flights, transfers, lodges, activities – and perhaps even that bottle of Champagne on ice to celebrate!
If it’s your very first safari, we suggest visiting in high season, if you can, simply because you’re likely to see more animals, quicker. The animals are still about during Green Season, but in some destinations, they’re slightly more difficult to find – although it’s very rewarding when you do!
Once the safari bug has bitten, make your second trip a Green Season safari so that you can experience the difference. There will be fewer safari vehicles about, plenty of baby animals and migrant birds, plus you’ll enjoy lower accommodation rates.
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Wherever you go, we will Put you at ease. In case of an emergency during your safari, Bobu Africa is here to support you 24/7. As your trusted travel partner, we offer on-safari assistance and can be contacted for any emergency situations that may arise.
If you need immediate help, contact our dedicated emergency contact, which will be provided to you before your departure. Our experienced team is available around the clock to provide guidance, support, and assistance in case of emergencies. Whether you require medical assistance, have safety concerns, or need any other form of help during your safari, rest assured that Bobu Africa is just a phone call away. We are committed to ensuring your well-being and peace of mind throughout your African adventure.
We always have an Evacuation Plan is designed to give you fast, quality and affordable medical care in the event of a medical emergency across the larger Eastern African region. It ensures that you have access to exceptional emergency medical services, providing peace of mind during critical moments through our partnership with AMREF Flying Doctors.
When embarking on your African safari adventure, it’s important to ensure you have the necessary documentation with you. Here’s a list of essential documentation to bring:
Passport: Your passport is your most important travel document. Ensure that it is valid for at least six months beyond your intended departure date from Africa. Check the specific entry requirements for the countries you plan to visit as some may require a visa. Remember to make copies of your passport and keep them separate from the original for backup purposes.
Visas: Depending on your nationality and the countries you plan to visit; you may need to obtain visas in advance. Research the visa requirements for each destination and allow sufficient time for the application process. Some visas can be obtained upon arrival, while others require advance application.
Travel Insurance: It’s highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses, trip cancellation, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances. Ensure that your insurance policy provides adequate coverage for your entire trip duration and the activities you plan to undertake, such as wildlife viewing and adventure sports.
Health Documents: Check if any vaccinations or specific health requirements are needed for the countries you plan to visit. Some destinations may require a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate or other immunisations. Consult with your healthcare provider or a travel clinic for the most up-to-date information and recommendations.
Itinerary and Confirmation Documents: Keep copies of your itinerary, flight tickets, hotel reservations, and any tour or activity confirmations. It’s helpful to have both digital and printed copies accessible during your travels.
Remember to keep all your important documents in a secure place, such as a travel document organizer or a locked bag. It’s also a good idea to share your itinerary and contact details with a trusted family member or friend back home. If you have any specific questions regarding documentation requirements for your chosen destinations, our knowledgeable Africa Safari Experts are here to assist you and provide guidance.
With sound medical advice from your doctor or travel clinic specialist, plus up-to-date vaccinations and good old-fashioned common sense, you are very unlikely to have any serious health concerns when travelling to Africa. Ironically, the riskiest part of any journey in terms of your health is likely to be the long-haul flight.
We highly recommend that you visit your doctor well in advance of your safari adventure to discuss any health concerns you might have.
Yellow Fever Vaccine
All travelers arriving in Kenya/Tanzania from countries where yellow fever is endemic should present a valid yellow fever certificate.
Yellow Fever Vaccination exemptions
Infants aged less than 9 months, except during an epidemic when infants aged 6-9 months, in areas where the risk of infection is high, should also receive the vaccine.
Pregnant women – except during a yellow fever outbreak when the risk of infection is high.
People with severe allergies to egg protein.
People with severe immunodeficiency due to symptomatic HIV/AIDS or other causes, or who have a thymus disorder.
How Do I Find A Yellow Fever Vaccine Near Me?
Only CDC registered Yellow Fever Clinics can order and administer the yellow fever vaccine. Destination Health Travel Clinic offers three yellow fever certified locations in Massachusetts.
After vaccination, we provide you with the official CDC International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) also known as the “Yellow Book.” A stamp is added to the document and serves as your proof of immunization. We suggest keeping your ICVP with your passport for safe keeping.
If your travel plans include a visit to other popular destinations in Africa like Tanzania and Zanzibar or Victoria Falls, we will assist with health advice and vaccinations during the same visit.

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