
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday epitomize the theater of an African safari. This 14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday really puts into great experiences. Our 14 Days Africa Big cat safari holidays trips are a mix of small group and tailor-made tours, each with their own advantages. By joining an organized 14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday tour you can be confident you’ll be accompanied by a naturalist guide.
During your 14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday, a leopard draped across an acacia branch, a cheetah nursing her cub in the high grass, a lion’s mane fluttering on the breeze…of all the wild mammal experiences, it’s the big cats that really get the heart going. And you’re not just admiring them in repose – you’ll be seeing them in iconic prowling mode, seeking their prey and basking in the sunlight.
People come from all over the world to see lion, leopard and cheetah – the biggest felines on the African continent. 14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday, is hardly complete without seeing at least one of these amazing predators in the wilderness. When searching out the big cats in Masai Mara, it’s also important to look out for the smaller yet equally fascinating serval and caracal. Seek out these incredible predators in their natural environment.
East Africa which comprised of Kenya and Tanzania are by far the best destination to view big cats. It hosts more than half of Africa’s lion population and it’s not uncommon to see more than 100 individual lions in Masai Mara and central Serengeti in one day. There are also fantastic leopard areas, the Serengeti’s plains for cheetah and frequent serval and caracal sightings. The open plains and short grass make it far easier to find the big cats, compared to the dense bushveld vegetation of southern Africa.
The big cats epitomize the theater of an African safari. Lions are the easiest to find, the landscape’s monarchs loving to bask in the open. Leopards and cheetahs are solitary and they love to hide, meaning many people will drive past a tree or floodplain and miss them. So, we take pride in finding camps with the best safari guides. They spot the clues in an instant, then bring you closer until the proximity is unfathomable. Then there are the snarling hyenas, which might not be pretty but they’re certainly exhilarating, especially when battling with young lions.
On our 14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday, we’ll get you the best seats for the theater. You’re close enough to hear the strangled yelp, or the crunch as a jaw rip through bone. You watch black and white limbs getting torn from carcasses and smell the drama when a leopard is prowling. Just sit back and watch nature’s drama unfold. This 14 days African Big Cats Safaris comfort Safari offers you a great opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Kenya by visiting the major parks of the northern and southern circuits as well as the local tribes.
Low Season – January – 30 th May | High Season 1st June – December |
2 Pax per person sharing US $ 3430 4 Pax per person sharing US $ 2837 6 Pax per person sharing US $ 2685 | 2 Pax per person sharing US $ 3767 4 Pax per person sharing US $ 3328 6 Pax per person sharing US $ 3170 |
Witness these magnificent animals in close proximity.
Most African safaris are big cat safaris. Just remember, it’s rare that you see the big cats in isolation. They might be stalking a zebra herd, creeping close to baboons, or warding off circling vultures. You won’t see it all in a single game drive though. An authentic big cat safari requires a few days as these are not commonplace sights. Ideally, we would recommend a week in order to enjoy the full beauty and drama of these majestic animals.
Where to find lion, leopard and more.
A few destinations are truly exceptional. Open Savannah and grasslands are best, as the visibility makes the cats easier to spot. You’ll have too many encounters to count in East Africa’s Serengeti, Masai Mara, and Ngorongoro Crater. But big cats can be seen across Africa; we’ll never forget two lions mating close to our camp in Tarangire, or a cheetah taking down a black-faced impala in Masai Mara.
Who doesn’t want to see one of the world’s big cats up close and personal? Nothing can be more thrilling on a wildlife holiday than the sight of a lion crossing your path, or a leopard hanging out in a tree. On big cat safaris to Africa, for instance, there is a greater chance of Big Five animal encounters between June and November during Migration. But you will need local knowledge of each game reserve to tell you where you’ll get the best opportunity of meeting a pride of lions.
Nothing raises the pulse quite like seeing a big cat stalking through the grass. They are solitary animals and their camouflage makes them extremely hard to spot. But in the open they appear flame-colored orange. And there’s Africa’s symbolic lions and cheaters. African Big Cats Photographic Safari, you have a 14 Days tour package taking you through Tsavo, Amboseli, Meru and Masai Mara. 14 Days – African Big Cats Photographic Safari includes accommodation in a hotel as well as an expert guide, meals and transport. This 14 days African Big Cats Safaris Comfort Safari offers you a great opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Kenya by visiting the major parks of the northern and southern circuits as well as the local tribes.
Choosing your between June and November during Migration, also applies if your bucket list includes a big cat safari to see lions and leopards in the Masai Mara in Kenya and Tanzania. These are some of the most elusive big cats to spot.
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday
14 Days Africa Big Cat Safari Vacation Holiday
Mara Maisha Camp is a Luxury Tented Camp located 4.5km from Talek Gate of Maasai Mara National Reserve. It is Sister Hotel to Kibo Safari Camp and Kibo Private Wing of Amboseli National Park Kenya. You won’t forget your time in this romantic, memorable place.
Meru National Park is especially associated with Elsa the Lioness and the film “Born Free”, a 1966 British drama film starring Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers as Joy and George Adamson, a real-life couple who raised Elsa, an orphaned lion cub, to adulthood. Elsa’s Grave is at the southern end of the park, off the bank of the Ura River. A family of lions in Meru National Park – “Elsa’s Pride” – is named in her honour.
iKWETA SAFARI CAMP
iKWETA offers ten spacious canvas tents on elevated permanent foundations. Tents are tastefully decorated in safari-style with high quality furnishings. Each tent is designed with an airy-by-day and cozy-by-night bedroom area separated by a natural stone wall from the bathroom en-suite, with walk-in shower and toilet. There is a writing table and safe box in every tent. All tents face East for guests to enjoy the spectacular sunrise over Meru National Park from the comfort of their beds. Each tent has a private verandah.
You can sip your early morning steamy hot Kenya coffee or Kenya tea on your private veranda while watching the sun rise over Meru National Park. Tents are amply fitted with electric power sockets for guests to be able to power their laptops or charge their electronic devices and camera batteries. Our large Swimming Pool is delightfully warmed year round by glorious sunshine. Our “Two Zebras Restaurant” serves all meals to order using fresh produce grown in the Camp’s own Greenhouse and on iKWETA Farms. We offer international and vegetarian cuisines as well as children’s menus.
African Safari Frequently Asked Questions
If this is your first time on safari, you probably have countless questions. To get you started our safari experts have assembled a list of frequently asked ones. Kindly click the link above and read more.