Early morning viewing drive until time for lunch in Mara Elatia Camp at 13:00. Thereafter from 15:30 another game viewing drive would start in the rolling plains of the world famous reserve. A wildlife safari that puts you right in the middle of all this action, get a first-hand account of this epic phenomenon and live to tell the tale. This safari also helps you acquaint yourself with the landscapes of this beautiful African setting returning in the camp at 18:30 time for refreshments followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

This day would be spend in this reserve starting early in the morning with tea or coffee and a snack followed by game viewing drive from 06:30 to 08:00 going back to the camp for full breakfast. After a relaxation another game viewing drive from 10:00 until lunch time at 13:00 in the camp. Alternatively you may spend the day starting with tea or coffee and a snack then game viewing drive from 06:30 with packed full breakfast to be consumed at a designated place at 08:00 in the reserve then carry on with game viewing drive until time for lunch in the camp at 13:00. The whole afternoon from 15:30 another game viewing drive until time for refreshments at 18:30 then dinner at 19:30 followed by overnight in the camp.

During your tour in Maasai Mara National Reserve you may visit the Maasai Village which is naturally an excursion included into a longer multi day Maasai Mara safari tour. There, you will meet a Maasai family, predominantly consisting of women who sell ornaments and curios. They will also demonstrate their deep affection for their homestead, known as a Boma, which comprises round huts made of sticks, mud, and cow dung. Children will be joyfully singing with their mothers, expressing their natural hospitality to visitors. Despite the current mandatory school attendance, some Maasai children may be reluctant to attend due to strong cultural beliefs. These beliefs include the importance of cattle as a measure of wealth and the tradition of marrying at a young age, often when they have just entered their teenage years. As it is an optional activity, it is charged at an extra US$ 30.00 per person upon request.

This day you would have breakfast at 07:00 then check out and proceed to Lake Naivasha where you would do a tour of the lake by motorised boat to see the resident aquatic animals like the hippopotamus, fishes like the tilapia, resident birds and you proceed to the tour Crescent Island touring by foot guided by armed game rangers. This island is a home of home animals like major antelopes, common zebras and masai giraffes then go to Blooming Suites for lunch.

Thereafter it will be time to go back to Nairobi City stopping in The Giraffe Centre in Langata. It is a wildlife conservation facility dedicated to protecting the endangered Rothschild's giraffe, which is native to the grasslands of East Africa. It was founded in 1979 by Jock Leslie Melville and his wife Betty, who started a breeding programme by capturing two baby giraffes on their property. The centre aims to conserve the species through breeding and reintroduction efforts into Kenyan national parks and conservancies. In addition to giraffe conservation, the centre serves as an environmental education hub, especially for Kenyan school children, teaching them about wildlife and environmental stewardship. Visitors can feed giraffes from an observation platform and explore a nature trail sanctuary with various bird species and smaller animals. The centre also raises awareness and funds through visitor activities, donations, and a gift shop, supporting broader conservation initiatives.