Safari Kenia and Gorila tracking

Hello Javier,

Do you know any travel provider in Spain, which let me to custom my
travel. I want to stay 9 or 10 days in Kenia, and spend 2 or 3 days in
each site.

I want to see mammals in Africa. I am not interested in birds.

I think with only 9 or 10 days my route should be:
2/3 days in Amboseli
2/3 days in Samburu
3/4 days in Masai Mara

So I am not very interested in birds, I don't know if it is worth to
spend a day in a lake.

Could you suggest me a good route??

All brochures in Spain spend only one night in each place, except in
Masai Mara where you stay two nights.

Any suggestion for customizing my travel??

Thanks





"Javier Gómez-García" wrote in message ...
In message
(Carlos) wrote:


4) I have read that in the Safaris, many people go in a minibus. Do
you recommed use a 4x4 vehicle ??


It depends on who drives. Local drivers don't need a 4x4, they could drive a
train carriage through quicksand. But still this doesn't guarantee your
personal integrity. If you drive yourself, yes, by all means take a 4x4.

On 12 Apr 2005 05:24:50 -0700, (Carlos)
wrote:

I think with only 9 or 10 days my route should be:
2/3 days in Amboseli
2/3 days in Samburu
3/4 days in Masai Mara

Carlos,

good plan, if you ask me.

So I am not very interested in birds, I don't know if it is worth to
spend a day in a lake.

Could you suggest me a good route??

You could do it just in the sequence you already wrote above.

If you'd pass Lake Nakuru, I'd say it would be worth an
overnight stop there. Lake Nakuru has flamingos, but it also has
rhinos and lions, for example, not to mention some rare species
of monkey.

But Lake Nakuru is a bit out of the way, so I'm not sure. You'll
have to decide, but however you decide, I think it will be a
good trip.

All brochures in Spain spend only one night in each place, except in
Masai Mara where you stay two nights.

Too short, in my view.

Please have a look at http://www.michna.com/kenya.htm . This
describes a similar self-drive safari, and it has other useful
bits of information, such as a checklist on what to take with
you.

Hans-Georg

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