Trip Overview

This six-day Kenyan adventure offers an incredible opportunity to experience Africa’s legendary wildlife and stunning coastal beauty. Students will journey from Nairobi’s animal orphanages to the wild plains of a national park, then onward to the pristine beaches of the Indian Ocean. This trip provides a perfect balance of wildlife conservation education, classic safari excitement, and tropical relaxation, creating unforgettable memories of East Africa’s natural wonders.

Itinerary

Day 1: Nairobi Elephant Orphanage
Upon arrival in Nairobi, we’ll visit the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephant Orphanage, where students can witness the incredible conservation work being done to protect and raise orphaned elephants. This inspiring visit sets the tone for our wildlife-focused adventure.

Day 2: Nairobi National Park Safari
We’ll embark on our first safari experience at Nairobi National Park, unique for its proximity to the city skyline. Here, we’ll spot lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos against the surprising backdrop of urban Nairobi.

Day 3: Journey to Mombasa
We’ll travel to Mombasa, Kenya’s historic coastal city, enjoying the changing landscape from urban to rural to tropical coastal scenery along the way.

Day 4: Diani Beach Relaxation
We’ll spend the day at beautiful Diani Beach, known for its white sand and turquoise waters. This is a perfect day for swimming, beach games, and relaxing after our safari adventures.

Day 5: Water Sports Adventure
We’ll enjoy water sports activities at the coast, possibly including snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides, or other marine activities (one water sport activity included in package).

Day 6: Departure
After breakfast, we’ll transfer to Moi International Airport in Mombasa for your international departure.

Cost Included

The trip price covers five nights in 4-5 star hotels, daily breakfast, comprehensive travel insurance, all ground transportation in safari vehicles and coaches, park entry fees, one water sport activity, boat tour, and services of professional safari guides.

Cost Excluded

The price does not include international airfare, lunches and dinners, personal expenses, or any additional activities beyond those specified.

Additional Program Elements

Educational Value: This trip offers incredible learning opportunities about wildlife conservation, African ecosystems, and marine environments. The elephant orphanage visit provides particular insight into conservation challenges and solutions.

Safety & Logistics: We use experienced safari operators and quality accommodations. Kenya has well-established tourism infrastructure, and we maintain high safety standards throughout.

Group Requirements: A minimum of 10 participants is required. The best time for wildlife viewing is during dry seasons (January-February and June-October).

Note: Specific wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed as animals are wild and free-roaming. The final itinerary may adjust based on weather conditions and animal movements for optimal viewing opportunities.