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12 Days 11 Nights Kenya Tanzania Great Migration Safari

Great Migration Safari

12 Days | All-Inclusive

Max 12 Guests

NO SINGLE SUPP

1 GUIDE

50% DEPOSIT

FROM USD 5,860

KENYA

This epic East Africa safari itinerary delivers front-row seats to some of the most legendary wildlife spectacles on the planet. At the heart of the journey are the world-renowned Masai Mara and Serengeti ecosystems—home to the Great Migration. Here, guests have the rare chance to witness thousands of wildebeest and zebra brave the crocodile-filled Mara River, while lions, cheetahs, and leopards follow close behind. Game drives through the Central and Northern Serengeti, as well as private access to the Mara’s Naboisho Conservancy, offer unmatched predator sightings and an authentic, uncrowded safari experience.

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12 Days 11 Nights Kenya Tanzania Great Migration Safari

Beyond the migration, this itinerary brings together a diverse blend of landscapes and cultures. In Amboseli, guests photograph massive elephant herds with the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro in the background. Tarangire’s iconic baobab trees and thriving elephant populations add another layer of beauty, while Lake Nakuru offers close encounters with endangered rhinos and flamingos. Cultural immersion adds depth to the adventure—from Maasai warrior training in Maji Moto to meeting the Hadzabe and Datoga tribes near Lake Eyasi—making this a rich, multi-faceted journey through the heart of East Africa.

 

 

What documents do I need to enter Kenya/Tanzania?
The most important documents are your valid passport and Kenya/Tanzania visa.
Is there a cell phone signal during Safari?
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/Tanzania?
​Yes, it is generally safe to travel to Kenya/Tanzania 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: 12
Price* USD per Person Sharing: $5780
Children 7-12 years in a group of 5: $5090

Our Rates Are Per Person Sharing Unless We Note Differently
  1. Please treat all pricing as a guide only:
  2. All rates are subject to availability and may change without notice.
  3. Single supplements may apply.
  4. Request a quote or speak to one of our African Safari Experts for the best, most current rates available.
Includes
  • Safari Cruiser: 8-seater
  • Accommodation
  • Meal in the itinerary
  • Park Fee Tickets
  • Driver and guide
  • Mineral water
  • Kenya helicopter rescue insurance
  • East Africa Guidebook
  • Pre & Post-Trip Brief
  • Experiential activities
Excludes
  • Tipping
  • Meals not in itinerary
  • Customs taxes
  • Personal expenses
  • Non-itinerary transport
  • Yellow Fever Vaccination
  • Travel insurance
  • Air tickets
  • Visa fee

WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY ABOUT THIS TRIP

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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: Nairobi
Day 2: Lake Nakuru
Day 3: Maji Moto - Mara
Day 4: Naboisho
Day 5: Masai Mara
Day 6 & 7: Serengeti North
Day 8: Serengeti Centre
Day 9: Karatu
Day 10: Tarangire
Day 11: Amboseli
Day 12: Nairobi Departure
Day 1

Nairobi

Touch down in Kenya’s vibrant capital, Nairobi, where the spirit of Africa greets you warmly. After settling in at your hotel, join your host from Bobu Africa for an insightful briefing to prepare for your adventure—full of safety tips, cultural etiquette, and a taste of what’s to come. Accommodation The Residences

Day 2

Lake Nakuru

Today kicks off with a peaceful boat safari on Lake Naivasha, where hippos and exotic birds dot the serene waters. By afternoon, we journey to Lake Nakuru, famous for its rhino sanctuary and soda lake often fringed with flamingos. Keep your eyes peeled during the afternoon game drive—you might spot a white rhino grazing in the golden grasslands. Accommodation Lake Nakuru Sopa

Day 3

Maji Moto - Mara

We head into Maasai country with a morning safari out of Lake Nakuru, en route to the traditional village of Maji Moto. Here, you’ll be welcomed by Maasai warriors, participate in cultural activities like spear throwing and guided treks, then unwind with a sundowner overlooking the plains before sharing stories around a campfire. Accommodation Maji Moto Eco Camp

Day 4

Naboisho

Wake up with the warriors for a sunrise walk before heading deep into the exclusive Naboisho Conservancy. Spend the day on thrilling open-vehicle safaris, witnessing wildlife undisturbed by crowds. As evening falls, the adventure continues with a rare night game drive—a chance to spot elusive nocturnal predators. Accommodation Encounter Mara

Day 5

Masai Mara

We venture into the iconic Masai Mara, Kenya’s crown jewel of wildlife conservation. With a picnic breakfast in hand, you’ll search for big cats and possibly witness a dramatic river crossing by wildebeest. By evening, unwind at your safari lodge after an unforgettable day tracking Africa’s famed Big Five. Accommodation Mara Elatia Camp

Day 6 & 7

Serengeti North

Crossing into Tanzania, we follow the herds into the Northern Serengeti where the mighty Mara River awaits. These two days offer a front-row seat to one of nature’s greatest shows—the Great Migration. With luck, you’ll witness wildebeest brave the croc-infested riverbanks in a heart-pounding display of survival. Accommodation Kenzan Mara Mobile migration Camp

Day 8

Serengeti Centre

Today’s journey winds through the central plains of the Serengeti, teeming with predators and prey. With lunch in the bush and lions possibly lounging in the shade nearby, this day is a true African safari classic. We settle into camp surrounded by endless savannah. Accommodation Land of Nature

Day 9

Karatu

Venture toward Karatu, pausing to photograph the majestic Ngorongoro Crater from the rim and visit the archaeological wonders of Olduvai Gorge—known as the “Cradle of Mankind.” This mix of culture, history, and landscape offers a deeper perspective on Africa’s legacy. Accommodation Farm of Dream

Day 10

Tarangire

Spend the morning meeting the Hadzabe and Datoga tribes at Lake Eyasi, whose traditions harken back to ancient hunter-gatherer days. In the afternoon, explore Tarangire National Park, home to majestic baobabs and some of East Africa’s largest elephant herds. Accommodation Tarangire Sopa Lodge

Day 11

Amboseli

Today we return to Kenya, passing through the Namanga border and heading straight to Amboseli National Park. Known for its postcard views of Mount Kilimanjaro, this park offers exceptional elephant sightings and classic safari vistas. Accommodation Amboseli Sopa Lodge

Day 12

Nairobi Departure

Greet your last African sunrise with an early morning safari in Amboseli, a fitting finale filled with awe and wonder. After breakfast, we return to Nairobi for a farewell lunch and a bit of shopping before your transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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. Heritage Central Tented Camp: This is a high-end, small bush camp in the heart of the Serengeti National Park that aims to provide visitors with a real wild experience. It’s a few kilometers north of Seronera’s wildlife reserve, which offers the good permanent game. There are 12 tents in all. It is the most luxurious and undoubtedly the smartest resort in Serengeti.  The welcoming staff will go to great lengths to ensure that your stay is enjoyable, gratifying, and memorable. In order to preserve its beautiful surroundings, the camp relies only on solar energy for power and hot water. A backup generator is solely used to keep the lights on rainy days. 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!

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