4-Day Samburu & Ol Pejeta Private Safari
The rare Samburu Special Five in the semi-arid north, then rhinos and chimpanzees at Ol Pejeta Conservancy.

Compare every Zydee Kenya safari package, from 4 to 13 days: private guide and vehicle, park fees included, priced per person in US dollars.
Zydee Safaris is a Nairobi-based operator, and every Kenya safari package on this page starts and ends with our team on the ground. Each one is a private itinerary: your own guide, your own vehicle and a route that follows your pace rather than a fixed group departure. The packages below run from four-day Masai Mara express trips to thirteen-day journeys that cross the country, and a few continue on into Tanzania and Zanzibar once the Kenyan leg is done.
Kenya rewards variety. The Masai Mara is the famous plains reserve for big cats and, in season, the wildebeest migration. Amboseli puts elephants in front of Mount Kilimanjaro. Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha bring flamingos, rhinos and Rift Valley scenery. Tsavo West and Tsavo East are wide red-earth parks known for their elephants, and Samburu in the north offers species you will not see further south. Our packages combine these places in different ways, so the first job is simply to choose which landscapes you want to see.
Every package lists its route, length, lodges or camps and a starting price per person in US dollars. Brochure packages show the lowest rate from our 2026/27 price table, which applies to five or six travellers sharing in low season, and the price rises with fewer travellers or in peak weeks. Park entry fees, transfers, game drives and bottled water are included as set out on each itinerary; flights, visas, insurance, premium drinks and tips are not. Final rates are always confirmed at booking.
Not sure where to begin? Short on time, the four-day Masai Mara packages are the usual starting point. With a week or more, circuits that add Amboseli or Lake Nakuru give a fuller picture of the country, and the longer routes finish on the coast at Diani. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, group size and interests, and we will suggest the package that fits and adjust it if you want more nights somewhere, a different lodge or a different pace.
Wildlife viewing in Kenya is good all year, and the choice of month mostly changes the mood. June to October is the driest stretch and the classic safari season; the Great Migration is usually in the Masai Mara from July to October. January and February are also dry, quieter and strong for predators. November and December bring green landscapes and excellent birdwatching, while April and May are the wettest months, with fewer visitors and quieter camps.
Prices are in US dollars. Shorter itineraries are listed first.
The rare Samburu Special Five in the semi-arid north, then rhinos and chimpanzees at Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
Kenya’s most famous reserve and its flamingo lake in four days, the ideal first safari for families and small groups.
A concentrated burst of East Africa’s finest wildlife theater. Perfect for travelers short on time, this 4-day express journey whisks you from Nairobi straight to the legendary plains of the Masai Mara.
Misty mountain forest and night-time waterhole viewing at The Ark, then the dry northern wilderness of Shaba and Samburu.
The perfect Kenyan wildlife circuit packed into five unforgettable days. Journey through the dramatic floor of the Great Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru, then on to the Masai Mara for premier big-cat tracking.
A breathtaking journey through Kenya’s legendary red earth and iconic savannahs. Encounter the famous “red elephants” of Tsavo and explore roaring underground springs.
The Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha and Amboseli, with handpicked lodges and unhurried private game drives.
Fly between Amboseli, Samburu and the Maasai Mara and stay in three of Kenya’s finest camps, with no long drives, just time together.
Elsa’s Kopje in uncrowded Meru, then three nights at Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp on a private conservancy beside the Mara.
A profound journey connecting the marvels of Kenya’s wildlife with the living traditions of its indigenous people. Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration unfold across the Masai Mara.
Immerse yourself in the ultimate East African wildlife journey. This classic circuit takes you across Kenya’s most iconic landscapes: Amboseli, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara.
Elephants under Kilimanjaro, the red elephants of Tsavo, then four nights on the white sand of Diani Beach.
Seamlessly blend world-class game viewing with coastal relaxation on the idyllic shores of the Indian Ocean on a 10-day luxury escape.
The Maasai Mara, Samburu, Solio and Lewa by light aircraft: Big Five, wild dogs and rhinos across Kenya’s wildest country.
We’ve designed this 11-day expedition for travelers who want the complete spectrum of what East Africa has to offer. It pairs relentless game tracking with a blissful coastal finale on the shores of Diani Beach.
The Rift Valley lakes, the Maasai Mara, the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, finishing under Kilimanjaro in Amboseli.
Two nations, one legendary wilderness, and an ocean finale. This cross-border journey unites the region’s most legendary wildlife sanctuaries with pure barefoot luxury on the shores of Zanzibar.
Brochure packages show their lowest rate: five or six travellers sharing, in low season. Smaller groups and peak seasons cost more. Final rates confirmed at booking.
Our Kenya packages start at four days, which is enough for the Masai Mara or the Mara and Lake Nakuru. Five to eight days lets you add Lake Nakuru, Amboseli or Tsavo, and nine to thirteen days covers several regions or adds a beach finish at Diani or Zanzibar.
Yes. Every package is a private itinerary with your own guide and vehicle, so you set the pace of each game drive. We can adjust the route, the number of nights or the lodges on request.
Packages include accommodation as listed, meals as shown in the itinerary, a private 4x4 or safari minivan with a pop-up roof, park and reserve entry fees, a professional guide, the game drives listed and bottled drinking water. International flights, visas, travel insurance, premium drinks, tips and unlisted excursions are extra.
It is the lowest rate in our 2026/27 price table: five or six travellers sharing, in low season, in US dollars per person. Prices are higher for smaller groups and in peak seasons, and the final rate is confirmed at booking.
June to October is the driest period and the usual choice, with the Great Migration in the Masai Mara from about July to October. January and February are quieter and also very good, and the green season brings fewer visitors.
Yes. Several packages continue to Diani Beach on the Kenyan coast, and others cross into Tanzania for the Serengeti and on to Zanzibar. See our Kenya safari and beach holiday page for those routes.
Tell us your dates and interests and we will suggest the right itinerary.