Start your journey at the largest museum in Kenya where you'll learn about the country's rich history, culture and art. Indulge in a guided tour by one of the friendly curators and see amazing relics such as the 15,000-year-old skull of an early human. Entry fee costs INR 650.
Spend a day marveling at the affluently diverse wildlife sanctuary located in Narok County. See over 95 species of mammals including lions, cheetahs, elephants and wildebeests, and up to 400 species of birds. Guided tours on safari jeeps begin at INR 6,500 per person.
Explore the breathtaking shores of the Rift Valley soda lake that hosts the largest gatherings of flamingos on Earth. Get up close to the endangered black and white rhinos, Rothschild’s giraffes and the elusive leopard. Safari excursions range from INR 5,800 to INR 9,600 per person.
Jumpstart your morning adrenaline while climbing, hiking, or bicycling at this park’s intense terrain featuring geothermal activity from hot springs to fumaroles. Brave rock climbing and rappelling at Fischer’s Tower or the challenging routes at Central Tower. Entry fee starts from INR 1,200.
Join a ranger-led walkabout to see some of East Africa’s most endangered wildlife, such as the wild dogs and the chimpanzees at the Chimpanzee Sanctuary. Enjoy a relaxing night under the stars or camping to listen to the sounds of lions roaring in the distance. Safari packages range from INR 8,000 to INR 20,000 per person.
Relax on the white sandy beaches of Watamu and go on a snorkeling expedition in the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Visit the Watamu Marine National Park and reserve to see dozens of corals, over 600 species of fish and the endangered sea turtles. Snorkeling packages start at INR 3,000 per person.
Travel to Mombasa Island to visit the UNESCO World Heritage site, Fort Jesus. View the Portuguese and Islamic historic artifacts, centuries-old amphoras, and Swahili furniture. Learn about the war, slavery, and maritime culture of the East African coast in a guided tour that costs INR 1,100 per person.
Before flying out, take a morning game drive at Nairobi National Park, the only park located in a city’s capital. Get a majestic view of the 7km park from the hippo pool, and see the endangered black rhinoceros, lions and the rare antelope. Pay INR 2,800 for the tour.
Traveling between attractions is best done by Safari Jeep, Rent-A-Car, or Matatu shared taxis. Costs vary from INR 1,500 to INR 14,500 per day. Expect additional toll and park fees that can amount to INR 1,000 or more. Plan for plenty of driving time, particularly to more distant attractions such as Maasai Mara, Hell's Gate National Park, and Nakuru Lake.
If you have more time, consider relaxing in Diani Beach, watching the great migration at the Serengeti, exploring the Great Rift Valley or the Kenyan coast. If you have less time, cut off one destination and add a day to the rest of the itinerary or choose to visit the nearest attractions only.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), located in Nairobi, is Kenya’s largest airport and the prime hub for East Africa. It is 15kms south-east of Nairobi and offers 24-hour transit between many international destinations. Moi International Airport (MBA), is the second international airport in Mombasa that offers flight connections to East African major cities. It is 9kms north of the city center.