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Day
01: Nairobi - Amboseli Enjoy a game (Wildlife) drive en-route, as we arrive in time for your lunch at the OL-TUKAI LODGE, situated deep in the heart of the world famous Amboseli National Park. The lodge is camouflaged in a forest of fever trees, yellow barked acacia trees, palms and well designed cottage style accommodations, which spread out on either side of the main lodge. Each room offers a breathtaking view of the magnificent Mt. Kilimanjaro and the surrounding wetlands. Ol-Tukai lodge blends perfectly well into the African savannah and it will bring out your natural instincts. You can go for a dive in the Acacia tree shaded swimming pool, or for those of you reading enthusiasts, you can read the day away in the well-stocked library with a relaxing view of Mt. Kilimanjaro. After your afternoon game drive you can spend some time in the open-air bar, which is open until the last guest retires, so if you’re the “night owl type” this is the perfect opportunity for you to stay up all night Dinner & overnight at OL-TUKAI LODGE (LD). Day
02: Amboseli Day
03: Amboseli – Nairobi Lunch at your own arrangement as well as the rest of the afternoon (B).
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Time
in Nairobi 
After
an early morning breakfast, your safari begins with a pleasant drive heading south
from the capital city (Nairobi) to Amboseli National Park. At an altitude of about
1200m – 1400m and Beautifully situated beneath the foot of Africa’s highest mountain
Mt. Kilimanjaro (5895m), the park is well renowned for its huge herds of elephants
and various types of other Savannah wildlife such as Giraffes, Bushbuck’s, Kudu,
Warthog’s, Zebra’s and over 425 species of birds recorded here. The snowcapped
peak of Kilimanjaro rising above white clouds dominates every aspect of Amboseli
and forms a backdrop to an impressive display of wildlife attracted to this location
by swamps and springs fed by underground rivers from Kilimanjaro’s melting snow.
With an airstrip at Empusel Gate, the park is also home to the Masai people, those
tall, brave, and proud nomads who live in close harmony with the environment and
the wildlife that surrounds them. Amboseli was the location around which such
famous writers like Sir Ernest Hemingway and Robert Ruark tailored their stories
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