Kenya Safari Adventure

Experience Kenya’s iconic wildlife on a multi-park safari from Nairobi to Amboseli, Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara, featuring multiple game drives, a boat safari and well-located lodges.

The places we stay on this safari adventure in Kenya are all well-located, with plenty of welcome amenities, including swimming pools.



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Nairobi: Eka Hotel (night 1) 







Begin at the Eka Hotel, which is conveniently located within five minutes of the airport. Unwind after your flight with a dip in the hotel pool. There are also two restaurants, the Galaxy, which has an outdoor terrace overlooking the pool, and the Spur, which serves steaks, hamburgers and carveries. There’s also a bar and 24-hour café. 



Amboseli: Amboseli Sopa Lodge (nights 2-3) 







Set within mature gardens home to monkeys, mongooses and (every now and then) a curious leopard, Amboseli Sopa Lodge is a fine spot to relax. It has three bars, including Hemingways, which offers 360-degree panoramic views, plus two restaurants. It also has a pool with views over the flat-topped peak of Kilimanjaro.  



Lake Naivasha: Naivasha Sopa Resort (night 4) 







Get into the wild at Naivasha Sopa Resort, which plays host to giraffes, monkeys and, at night, hippos. There’s a swimming pool with a snack bar serving pizzas, toasted sandwiches and more. There’s also a bar in the main lounge area where the group can gather.  



Lake Nakuru: Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge (night 5)  







On the edge of the Great Rift Valley, Laka Nakuru Sopa Lodge is the ideal spot to relax and gaze over the landscapes of Africa. It has a pool area with a bar and views over the lake. Additionally, the lounge, bar and dining room have sheltered outdoor terraces where you can sit and enjoy the peace.  



Masai Mara: Masai Mara Sopa Lodge (nights 6-7) 







Our final accommodation was one of the first safari lodges constructed in the Masai Mara Game Reserve. It enjoys an ideal spot on the Oloolaimutia Hills with buildings designed in the traditional African round house style. There’s a swimming pool in the middle, plus the Ol Murrani Bar which is next to an open-air campfire spot.