Book a 6-Day Luxury Student Safari through Maasai Mara and Rift Valley lakes with wildlife ecology, rhino conservation, geology and bird studies.
Move learning beyond the classroom on this 6-Day Luxury Student Safari through Maasai Mara and Rift Valley Lakes. Designed for universities, colleges, schools, tourism institutions and conservation clubs, the journey introduces grassland ecology, predator-prey relationships, rhino conservation, geothermal activity, flamingo habitats and freshwater ecosystems. Students will observe large mammals in the Maasai Mara, endangered wildlife at Lake Nakuru, geothermal landscapes at Lake Bogoria and waterbirds and hippos at Lake Naivasha. Professional guides, private group transport and selected luxury accommodation create a secure and comfortable field-learning environment.
Students and authorised supervisors will travel approximately 260–280 kilometres from Nairobi to the Maasai Mara over five to six hours. The journey introduces Rift Valley geography, agriculture, rural settlement and pastoral landscapes. After check-in, lunch and a safety briefing, students will begin an afternoon wildlife drive for possible elephants, giraffes, zebras, antelopes and predators.
After breakfast, students will explore approximately 50–90 kilometres over seven to nine hours. Field topics may include lion social behaviour, predator-prey relationships, grazing systems, animal adaptation, scavengers and tourism management. Students may take notes and photographs while following safety instructions.
After breakfast, the group will travel approximately 230–250 kilometres to Lake Nakuru over four and a half to six hours. Discussions may cover agriculture, settlements, water resources and communities surrounding protected areas. Students will check in and prepare for the following morning’s conservation activity.
The morning includes a three-to-four-hour Lake Nakuru drive covering approximately 25–50 kilometres. Students may observe rhinos, giraffes, buffaloes and birds while discussing endangered-species protection and habitat management. After lunch, the group will travel approximately 110–140 kilometres to Lake Bogoria.
Students will explore geothermal steam, hot springs, mineral landscapes and flamingo habitats for approximately two to four hours while following safety instructions. The group will then travel approximately 180–220 kilometres to Lake Naivasha over four to five hours and prepare for the freshwater ecology session.
An optional boat activity may introduce hippos, fish eagles, pelicans and aquatic habitats. Students may discuss fishing, tourism, agriculture and water use before travelling approximately 90–110 kilometres to Nairobi over two to two and a half hours.
We offer two pricing options:
The cost is shared within your private group. More people means a lower price per person.
Join others on a fixed-date tour at a set per-person rate—ideal for solo travelers or small groups.
| No of pax | Adult Price | Child Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Pax | From $2,610 pp | From $1,958 pp |
| 2 Pax | From $1,860 pp | From $1,395 pp |
| 3 Pax | From $1,610 pp | From $1,208 pp |
| 4 Pax | From $1,485 pp | From $1,114 pp |
| 5 Pax | From $1,410 pp | From $1,058 pp |
| 6 Pax | From $1,360 pp | From $1,020 pp |
| 7+ Pax | From $1,324 pp | From $993 pp |
The Booking Form
Book a 6-Day Luxury Student Safari through Maasai Mara and Rift Valley lakes with wildlife ecology, rhino conservation, geology and bird studies.
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An optional boat activity may introduce hippos, fish eagles, pelicans and aquatic habitats. Students may discuss fishing, tourism, agriculture and water use before travelling approximately 90–110 kilometres to Nairobi over two to two and a half hours.
Schools, universities, colleges, tourism institutions and environmental clubs may participate.
2. Are adult supervisors required?
Yes. Groups should travel with authorised teachers, lecturers or leaders.
3. What subjects can be studied?
Ecology, conservation, geography, geology, tourism and wildlife management.
4. Can students take notes and photographs?
Yes, while following guide and safety instructions.
5. How many students fit in one vehicle?
Capacity varies. Larger groups will use several coordinated vehicles.
6. Are group rates available?
Pricing depends on dates, group size, accommodation and park charges.
Yes. Established properties with professional staff are selected.
Yes. Established properties with professional staff are selected.
8. Are hot-spring areas safe?
Students must remain within approved areas and follow instructions.
10. Can the academic theme be customised?
Yes. The programme may focus on conservation, geology, tourism or ecology.
9. Can evening discussions be included?
Yes, depending on lodge facilities.
An Excellent Multi-Disciplinary Field Programme
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Education beyond the Classroom
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Professionally Managed Student Group
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Strong Ecology Learning in Maasai Mara
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Valuable Rhino Conservation Study
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Lake Nakuru gave students a practical understanding of endangered-species management and tourism’s role in conservation.
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Lake Naivasha Completed the Ecology Programme
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Comfortable Accommodation Supported Learning
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