Twiga Golf Safaris - Combine golf and a unique East African wildlife safari

UPCOMING 2023 EXCURSION

Kenya Golf Safari - 2nd November - 14th November

Package Price: US$5,270 per person - Double Occupancy

Package Included
- Full Board Accommodation at Kilima Camp Masai Mara
- Return Flights Nairobi Wilson-Mara Kichwa Tembo- Nairobi Wilson
- 1 Sundowner (Bitings + Drinks)
- 1 Bush Dinner
- 6 (18-Hole Rounds of Golf) Green Fees
- 1 (9-Hole Round of Golf) Green Fees
- Airport Transfers
- Return Transfers on all Activities in Itinerary and Golf Courses
- Park Fees/ Conservancy Fees
- 3 Meals daily in Nairobi with 2 Drinks Per Person e.g. Soft Drink, House Wine, Beer, Juice, Tea, Coffee
- Caddy and Trolly Fees
- Flying Doctors Medical Evacuation Cover
- Half Board Accommodation at Nairobi Hotel

Package Excludes
- Tips and Gratuities - Recommended Tipping guidelines for Drivers, local tour guides and caddies is $5 Per Person Per Day.
- Laundry/ Dry Cleaning
- Extra Meals and Drinks
- Personal Travel Insurance
- International Flights
- US$119 non-refundable administration fee

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Nairobi, transfer to Tamarind Tree Hotel for Check-in followed by welcome dinner. Overnight at Tamarind Tree Hotel.

Day 2

Breakfast, followed by check-out for the 10:00 AM flight to the Mara. Arrive at 11:AM and transfer to Kilima Camp. Check-in, followed by lunch and an afternoon game drive. Return to Camp for dinner, overnight at Kilima Camp.

Day 3

Full day in Mara, Morning and Afternoon Game Drive. Bush Dinner, overnight at Kilima Camp.

Day 4

Full day in the Mara, Morning and Afternoon game drive with sundowners. Dinner and overnight at Kilima Camp.

Day 5

Breakfast followed by check-out, transfer to Kichwa Tembo Airstrip for the 11:00 AM flight to Nairobi. Upon arrival in Nairobi transfer to Trademark Hotel and check-in followed by lunch/ dinner. Overnight at Trademark Hotel.

Day 6

Breakfast followed by transfer to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for an 11:00 AM tour, after transfer to Karen Golf and Country Club for lunch followed by a 9-hole Round Of Golf. Cocktail and Dinner at Karen Country Club followed by transfer back to the hotel.

Day 7

Early Breakfast followed by transfer to Sigona Golf Club for a morning 18-hole round of Golf. After transfer to Karen Blixen Coffee Gardens for lunch. Followed by a visit to the Giraffe Centre and then to Kazuri Beads before returning to the hotel for dinner.

Day 8

Breakfast followed by transfer to Limuru Golf Club for an 18-hole round of golf. Followed by a BBQ lunch before returning to the hotel for dinner.

Day 9

Breakfast followed by transfer to Muthaiga Golf Club for an 18-hole round of golf. Transfer to Trademark Hotel for lunch at Harvest restaurant, hotel for dinner

Day 10

Breakfast followed by a transfer to the Kiambethu Tea Farm for the 11a.m. tour of the farm followed by lunch at the Manor House. Transfer back to the Hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 11

Breakfast followed by transfer to Windsor Golf Hotel and Country Club, an 18-hole round of golf followed by lunch at Windsor Hotel. Transfer to the hotel and dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 12

Breakfast, followed by transfer to Royal Nairobi Golf Club, an 18-hole round of golf followed by a transfer to Carnivore Restaurant for lunch. After lunch, visit the local Maasai Market to buy curios and souvenirs. After, transfer to the hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 13

Breakfast, followed by check-out. Transfer to Karen Golf and Country Club for an 18-hole round of golf followed by a departure lunch with cocktails. After transfer to JKIA for return flight home.

What You Need to Know:

Here are a few things we recommend that will help make your experience memorable.

Golf - What to bring:
Golf clubsYou will enjoy playing with clubs you are used to rather than spending time adjusting to rentals. There are golf travel bags and accessories that protect golf clubs and make travel worry-free.
Golf ShoesMost of the golf courses are walkable. Comfortable all weather golf shoes preferably non-white in colour. The bunkers have sand that is a rusty red colour due to the iron content in the soil.
Golf glovesPack at least two gloves. Most of the pro-shops have golf gloves for purchase if you end up needing to purchase a glove.
Golf balls, Long and short teesPack what you think would be suitable. You can purchase additional balls and tees from the pro-shops.
Golf hatHelps protect you from the elements.
CashThe recommended tipping guidelines for drivers who may double as local tour guides and caddies is $5 per person per day.
RaincoatBeing in a tropical climate zone we cannot rule out inclement weather.
TowelsPack at least two or three golf towels.
Water bottle (optional)If you bring a reusable water bottle make sure it has a filter or use water purification tablets. Avoid ice. There are bottles of water that can be purchased at the club house.
Bugs spray
Sunscreen

Safari - What to bring:
Pack lightPreferably a duffle bag that will fit comfortably in the smaller aircraft flying you to the safari destination.
MoneyWe strongly discourage carrying large sums of cash. Most hotels, restaurants and safari camps accept credit cards (Visa, Mastercard and American Express). Plan to carry a small sum of cash to change to the local currency for tips and buying souvenirs.
Internet AccessMost safari camps and lodges have internet services albeit low speed due to weak WiFi signals. The best way to stay connected is to get the local sim-card. All you need is your passport to get a registered line.
Medication and Travel InsurancePack ample medication including prescription medicines to ensure you do not run out while on Safari. TGS offers Emergency Medical Evacuation cover for clients, however, as an added precaution we recommend you buy Travel Insurance if it is not covered by your personal insurance.
PhotographsDocument your memorable experience with lots of photos. You can use cameras and phones to capture the flora and fauna in their natural habitats. Safari guides are glad to stop for you to take pictures. However, be respectful with residents and ask for permission to photograph them. When unsure, ask the guide.
Gratuity (Tipping)When you are delighted by the service provided feel free to leave a tip.
Driver who also doubles as a guide - US$10 or more per day.
Private safari guide - US$25 or more per day
Camp staff - US$10-$20 per day as pooled tip that is shared among the housekeepers, waiters, bartender, etc.
SafetyTo mitigate inherent risk during travel, always listen and observe your guide's instructions particularly when in National Parks and Game Reserves with wild animals. Do Not leave the vehicle, stay in the vehicle. Keep noise levels down. When in doubt as your guide.

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