Kenya is famous for its Wildlife, Landscape and the Masai tribes. All these three come together to form a perfect wildlife experience as you visit the famous Masai Mara National Reserve.
Masai Mara, known for its density of animals, never disappoints a wildlife enthusiast. Known as the mecca of Wildlife, the grasslands of Masai Mara form the habitat to a myriad wildlife. The Savannahs create a magical setting during the game drives which are action packed and there can never be a dull moment. Masai Mara is home to various mammals and bird life. If lucky, you will be able to get a glimpse of the Big 5 of Africa (Cape Buffalo, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhinoceros) and witness the spectacle of wildebeests crossing the Mara river. A clear evening can also offer a show of the starry sky as you witness our Milky Way galaxy.
During the game drives, you can also spot various birds like Rollers, Vultures, Storks, Starlings, Ostriches and mammals like Zebras, Giraffes, Wildebeests, Impalas, Cheetah, Hyena, Jackals, Elands, to name a few. While you drive across a river, you may spot Hippos and Crocodiles enjoying the cool water. The sunrise and sunset at Masai Mara offer postcard-like views as they make the background for the famous Acacia trees.
Day 1: Nairobi
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 2: Nairobi – Masai Mara
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 3 – 5: Masai Mara
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 6 : Masai Mara- Lake Naivasha – Nairobi
(Breakfast & Lunch only)
USD 3,900* per person + 5% GST
Payment Schedule
Cancellation Terms
Inclusions
Exclusions
Note:
When is the best time to visit Copenhagen?
July and August are peak tourist months. Winter visits (November-February) offer Christmas markets and a cozy atmosphere but expect cold temperatures and shorter daylight hours.
Do I need a visa to visit Denmark?
Denmark is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Denmark for up to 90 days without a visa. Please check your specific visa requirements based on your nationality.
What currency is used in Denmark?
Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK), not the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted, and contactless payment is common. ATMs are readily available throughout Copenhagen.
What language is spoken in Copenhagen?
The official language is Danish, but nearly everyone in Copenhagen speaks excellent English, particularly in tourist areas, restaurants, and shops.
Is Copenhagen an expensive city?
Yes, Copenhagen ranks among Europe’s more expensive cities. Restaurant meals, alcohol, and taxis can be particularly costly. However, our package includes many major expenses, and there are budget-friendly options for additional meals and activities.
How much walking is involved in this tour?
The tour involves moderate walking each day (approximately 4-6 kilometers/2.5-3.7 miles). Copenhagen is a compact city with good public transportation, but to fully experience its charm, walking is essential. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.
Is Copenhagen safe for tourists?
Copenhagen is considered one of the safest major cities in Europe, with low crime rates. As in any city, be mindful of pickpockets in crowded tourist areas and practice normal safety precautions.
What electrical adapters do I need?
Denmark uses type C and K plugs with 230V/50Hz electricity. Travelers from North America will need both a voltage converter and plug adapter unless their devices are dual voltage (most modern electronics are).
“Copenhagen exceeded all our expectations! The bike-friendly streets made exploring so enjoyable, and our guide Maria was incredibly knowledgeable about Danish history and culture. The hotel location was perfect – we could walk to most attractions. The food tour was definitely a highlight – don’t miss the smørrebrød!”
Sarah & James
April 2025
“As a solo traveler, I felt completely safe and welcomed in Copenhagen. The small group size meant I could ask questions and really connect with fellow travelers. The Copenhagen Card saved me so much money on attractions and transportation. I especially loved our visit to Louisiana Museum – it’s worth the short trip outside the city.”
Mika H.
March 2025
“Beautiful city with amazing architecture! Our family enjoyed Tivoli Gardens and the canal cruise. The hotel breakfast was excellent. Only downside was the rainy weather, but our guide was flexible with the itinerary. Just be prepared for Copenhagen prices – even simple meals can be expensive if not included in the tour.”
The Wilson Family
February 2025
“This was our third European city break and by far the best organized tour we’ve experienced. The balance of guided activities and free time was perfect. Highlight was definitely the food scene – from traditional Danish pastries to modern Nordic cuisine. The bicycle tour lets you see the city like a local. Highly recommend visiting in September when we went – fewer crowds but still lovely weather.”
David & Emma L.
January 2025
“As architecture enthusiasts, we were blown away by Copenhagen’s blend of historic and cutting-edge design. The Opera House tour was a standout experience. Our guide had insider knowledge that you wouldn’t get from guidebooks. The hotel was centrally located and comfortable, though rooms were typical European size (compact). Would absolutely recommend this tour for anyone interested in design, food, or simply experiencing Danish hygge!”
Robert & Michelle K.
December 2024
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Kenya is famous for its Wildlife, Landscape and the Masai tribes. All these three come together to form a perfect wildlife experience as you visit the famous Masai Mara National Reserve.
Masai Mara, known for its density of animals, never disappoints a wildlife enthusiast. Known as the mecca of Wildlife, the grasslands of Masai Mara form the habitat to a myriad wildlife. The Savannahs create a magical setting during the game drives which are action packed and there can never be a dull moment. Masai Mara is home to various mammals and bird life. If lucky, you will be able to get a glimpse of the Big 5 of Africa (Cape Buffalo, Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhinoceros) and witness the spectacle of wildebeests crossing the Mara river. A clear evening can also offer a show of the starry sky as you witness our Milky Way galaxy.
During the game drives, you can also spot various birds like Rollers, Vultures, Storks, Starlings, Ostriches and mammals like Zebras, Giraffes, Wildebeests, Impalas, Cheetah, Hyena, Jackals, Elands, to name a few. While you drive across a river, you may spot Hippos and Crocodiles enjoying the cool water. The sunrise and sunset at Masai Mara offer postcard-like views as they make the background for the famous Acacia trees.
Day 1: Nairobi
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 2: Nairobi – Masai Mara
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 3 – 5: Masai Mara
(All meals – B/L/D)
Day 6 : Masai Mara- Lake Naivasha – Nairobi
(Breakfast & Lunch only)
USD 3,900* per person + 5% GST
Payment Schedule
Cancellation Terms
Inclusions
Exclusions
Note:
When is the best time to visit Copenhagen?
July and August are peak tourist months. Winter visits (November-February) offer Christmas markets and a cozy atmosphere but expect cold temperatures and shorter daylight hours.
Do I need a visa to visit Denmark?
Denmark is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of the EU, UK, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries can enter Denmark for up to 90 days without a visa. Please check your specific visa requirements based on your nationality.
What currency is used in Denmark?
Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK), not the Euro. Credit cards are widely accepted, and contactless payment is common. ATMs are readily available throughout Copenhagen.
What language is spoken in Copenhagen?
The official language is Danish, but nearly everyone in Copenhagen speaks excellent English, particularly in tourist areas, restaurants, and shops.
Is Copenhagen an expensive city?
Yes, Copenhagen ranks among Europe’s more expensive cities. Restaurant meals, alcohol, and taxis can be particularly costly. However, our package includes many major expenses, and there are budget-friendly options for additional meals and activities.
How much walking is involved in this tour?
The tour involves moderate walking each day (approximately 4-6 kilometers/2.5-3.7 miles). Copenhagen is a compact city with good public transportation, but to fully experience its charm, walking is essential. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.
Is Copenhagen safe for tourists?
Copenhagen is considered one of the safest major cities in Europe, with low crime rates. As in any city, be mindful of pickpockets in crowded tourist areas and practice normal safety precautions.
What electrical adapters do I need?
Denmark uses type C and K plugs with 230V/50Hz electricity. Travelers from North America will need both a voltage converter and plug adapter unless their devices are dual voltage (most modern electronics are).
“Copenhagen exceeded all our expectations! The bike-friendly streets made exploring so enjoyable, and our guide Maria was incredibly knowledgeable about Danish history and culture. The hotel location was perfect – we could walk to most attractions. The food tour was definitely a highlight – don’t miss the smørrebrød!”
Sarah & James
April 2025
“As a solo traveler, I felt completely safe and welcomed in Copenhagen. The small group size meant I could ask questions and really connect with fellow travelers. The Copenhagen Card saved me so much money on attractions and transportation. I especially loved our visit to Louisiana Museum – it’s worth the short trip outside the city.”
Mika H.
March 2025
“Beautiful city with amazing architecture! Our family enjoyed Tivoli Gardens and the canal cruise. The hotel breakfast was excellent. Only downside was the rainy weather, but our guide was flexible with the itinerary. Just be prepared for Copenhagen prices – even simple meals can be expensive if not included in the tour.”
The Wilson Family
February 2025
“This was our third European city break and by far the best organized tour we’ve experienced. The balance of guided activities and free time was perfect. Highlight was definitely the food scene – from traditional Danish pastries to modern Nordic cuisine. The bicycle tour lets you see the city like a local. Highly recommend visiting in September when we went – fewer crowds but still lovely weather.”
David & Emma L.
January 2025
“As architecture enthusiasts, we were blown away by Copenhagen’s blend of historic and cutting-edge design. The Opera House tour was a standout experience. Our guide had insider knowledge that you wouldn’t get from guidebooks. The hotel was centrally located and comfortable, though rooms were typical European size (compact). Would absolutely recommend this tour for anyone interested in design, food, or simply experiencing Danish hygge!”
Robert & Michelle K.
December 2024
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