Few places in Africa can match the romantic appeal of Kenya. Filled with scenes straight from “Out of Africa”, its exotic landscapes and hypnotic majesty makes it one of the continent’s most popular honeymoon destinations. Combined with intimate safari camps and the golden sands and azure waters of the Indian Ocean, you have all the elements for a romantic getaway that will be simply unforgettable.
On arrival in Nairobi you will be met at the airport and transferred to Loldia House on the shores of Lake Naivasha National Park, where the remainder of the day is free to enjoy at your leisure.
Loldia Ranch on the edge of Lake Naivasha is home to a variety of big game including lion and leopard as well as a variety of nocturnal animals such as aardvark, bat-eared fox and long tailed mongoose. Hippo are often seen feeding on the ranch at night when the cooler conditions allow them to leave the lake. A variety of activities can be enjoyed during a stay here including day and night game drives on Loldia Ranch, guided walks along the lake shore and boat trips on Lake Naivasha.
The lodge also supports the nearby Loldia School and a trip here is a great chance to see the inspiring work that they are doing with local school children. If you are looking to explore further afield, there are day trips to Lake Nakuru to see flamingos, excursions to the Hell's Gate National Park as well as trips to Lake Bogoria and even the chance to climb nearby Mount Longonot.
Loldia House 
Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerDeparting Lake Naivasha after breakfast this morning you fly on to the famed landscapes of the Maasai Mara, surely one of Africa's most dramatic and spectacular wildlife areas. On arrival you will be driven to Little Governor's camp by way of a short game drive, reaching there in time for lunch and a chance to spend the afternoon relaxing before heading out later on an early evening game drive.
Guests staying at Little Governor's Camp benefit from the easy access that the camp has to some of the best game viewing areas of the Maasai Mara. The game is especially abundant in the period between June and October when the herds of the Great Migration pass through the area surrounding the camp and you may be lucky enough to witness one of the chaotic river crossings.
Outside of game drives, you may wish to take part in other activities for an additional fee. Visit a local Maasai village and community project, go on a guided bush walk, delight in bush meals, as well as sundowner drinks. The lodge offers hot air ballooning across the plains of the Mara for a wonderful perspective on the area you have been exploring by vehicle.
Little Governor's Camp Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerTransferring to the airstrip after breakfast you will fly back to Nairobi this morning, to connect with an onward flight to Malindi Airport on Kenya's southeastern coast. A short drive from the airport then brings you to your boat transfer. You will travel across the Indian Ocean to Lamu Island where you will spend your final few nights enjoying the azure waters and white sand beaches of the Lamu Archipelago. A former Arab trading post, Lamu still retains something of the exotic character of its rich heritage, when the lateen-rigged dhows sailed across the Indian Ocean from India and Arabia, laden with spices. Check in at the Peponi Hotel.
Peponi Hotel is set within Shella village on Lamu Island, only two degrees south of the Equator. After the early mornings and activities of the past few days, Lamu presents the perfect place to relax and unwind. Your hotel boasts a wonderfully appointed pool, superb food and direct access to the soft sands. The coral reefs and mangrove forests of the archipelago allow for fantastic snorkelling and diving, whilst the sandy shoreline boasts turtle nesting grounds protected by the Lamu Marine Conservation Trust - discover the amazing conservation work carried out here.
There are a number of interesting villages and local markets close to the hotel, which provide ideal opportunities for some last minute mementos and souvenirs. Of course, there is still plenty of time to enjoy the facilities around the hotel and a relaxing sundowner at the bar provides the perfect way to round off a day at the beach.
If you are looking to step up the action a bit, your final day in Lamu provides an opportunity to try out some new experiences, with an excellent kite surfing school on hand and Dhow boat trips out into the dazzling waters of the Indian Ocean. Fishing is also a popular activity here. There are numerous festivals throughout the year from fishing competitions to yoga and religious festivals.
Peponi Hotel, Lamu Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerFollowing breakfast this morning, you will be transferred off the island for your flight back to Nairobi for your onward travels.
Breakfast
