I booked my tour via the Axis Travel Edge platform, and the operator was Perfect Wilderness Tours. Websites: http://perfectwildernesstours.... or http://perfectsafarisafrica.co... (both are the same operator). Cost: It cost me ~₹22,000 through Axis Travel Edge Booking directly or via sites like

Day wise Itinerary: My trip was 4 days and 3 nights. Is it enough? No, to truly see Kenya, you'd probably want at least a week to cover Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli without being rushed. But with limited time, my priority was the Masai Mara. So the initial tour I

We reached our camp around 2 PM. It was located just a 15-minute drive from the main gate of the Masai Mara Reserve. The Camp: The tour agency uses 3-4 different camps based on availability. Our group stayed at Giraffe Hills Mara Camp, so my review is based on this place and

Day 2: Into the Masai Mara We were up by 4:30 AM for a 5 AM breakfast and left for a full-day game drive in the legendary Masai Mara. This was the moment I had been waiting for. The experience was simply surreal. We stopped for a packed picnic lunch inside the park, surrounded

Day 3: Journey to Lake Nakuru After breakfast, we left for Lake Nakuru. It was another long, bumpy ride. We checked into our hotel, the Buraha Zenoni Hotel, in the late afternoon. It was a proper 3-star hotel and a very pleasant surprise. Since I was the only solo traveler now,

Day 4: Rhinos, Flamingos & The Journey Home We left for Lake Nakuru National Park by 6:30 AM. This park is a world away from the Mara. It’s smaller, centered around a stunning soda lake, and is famous for two things you won't easily find in the Mara: Rhinos: We were lucky enough

Practical Realities: Food, Safety & Comfort Vegetarian Food: Although my meals were included in the package, as a vegetarian, I was worried and carried ready-to-eat meals. I never opened them. The buffets were simple but had good veggie options: rice, pasta, noodles, vegetable

Final Pointers & Key Takeaways Your Driver is Your Hero: Your safari experience is totally dependent on the expertise of your driver. They know the parks inside out and communicate on walkie-talkies, sharing sightings. When a cheetah is spotted, it's a real-life game of

I hope this detailed breakdown helps you plan your own Kenyan adventure. It's a world that feels a million miles away, yet is more accessible than you think. Feel free to reach out in the comments if you have any more queries; I will try to answer. You can check out some reels

@AnirudhKejriwal Wonderfully written man! Park fees was always a bummer for me planning for the Masai Mara but I see you paid only 100$? So you stayed in masai mara for only a night?

@rhoeshan Thanks Roshan, love yours posts as well 😀 So I paid 100$ for Mara Park fee and 60$ in Lake Nakuru Park. Stayed 2nights in Mara but did the Safari there for only one full day. I went there planning for two full days of Safari but got a bit lucky on the first day, so thought of

@AnirudhKejriwal What was the total cost

@sid106 Around 65-70k…you can check the details here

@AnirudhKejriwal How to find this on traveledge? Is it this one? - https://gyg.me/biyiBX9s

@Fahds This is not the one I booked, but the itinerary is similar to what l I actually ended up doing. It’s the same tour company though. The prices here seems to be higher than booking directly with them though. On travel edge it’s but hard to find tbh. This is the trip I booked: 4

@AnirudhKejriwal Superb post, quite helpful

@Atyanta83 Thank you 😀

@AnirudhKejriwal How many infinia points did you use for flights?

@_sachin009 70prcnt of the total fare (~25k) was by points