McComiskey Family May-June 2015

Kenya & Tanzania

McComiskey Itinerary

Proposed Itinerary Outline 25 May 2015 Meet & Greet at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, private transfer to The Norfolk 26 May 2015               Karen Blixen/Giraffe Centre/Daphne Sheldrick Tour, overnight at The Norfolk 27 May 2015               Private Transfer to Wilson Airport, flight to Kichwa Airstrip, overnight at &Beyond Bateleur Camp 28 May 2015               &Beyond Bateleur Camp 29 May 2015               &Beyond Bateleur Camp 30 May 2015               Flight Kichwa Airstrip to Migori Airstrip, road transfer to Tarime Airstrip, flight Tarime Airstrip to Seronera

Airstrip, overnight at &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas 31 May 2015               &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas 01 June 2015              &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas 02 June 2015              Flight Seronera Airstrip to Manyara Airstrip, road transfer to The Manor at Ngorongoro 03 June 2015              The Manor at Ngorongoro 04 June 2015              Road transfer to Manyara Airstrip, flight Manyara Airstrip to Kilimanjaro Airport, flight Kilimanjaro

Airport to Wilson Airstrip, private road transfer to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport

All Prices Subject To Change

Climate Kenya - Hot and humid at the coast; temperate inland; very dry in the north; The warmest period is February and March and the coolest July and August; Rainfall in April, M a y a n d N o v e m b e r ; G e n e r a l l y temperatures are pleasant averaging 26ºC (78ºF) during the day; sometimes rising above 30ºC (86ºF) in the coastal and northern regions Tanzania - Hot and humid on the coast, the islands, Ruaha and Selous; Temperate inland; The warmest period is September, October and January and the coolest is July, June, July and August can be very cold on the rim of Ngorongoro Crater; Rainfall in March, April, May and November; Generally temperatures are pleasant ranging between 15ºC (59ºF) - 26ºC (78ºF) during the day; sometimes rising above 30ºC (86ºF) in the warmer months.

The Norfolk Hotel Nairobi – Kenya Surrounded by f lourishing tropical gardens, The Norfolk Hotel is Nairobi’s oldest and most famous hotel. Luxurious rooms and suites include ensuite bathrooms, comfortable beds, air- conditioning, personal bars and satellite television. Guests can look forward to exceptional culinary fare at the superb restaurants — the brasserie-style Lord Delamere Restaurant boasts a succulent selection of flamed-grilled dishes, whilst the Delamere Terrace and Bar offers hearty meals and an impressive selection of drinks. A heated swimming pool, health club, spa, book shop and boutique store all add to guest delight. For fun and interesting day visits, guests can venture out to the surrounding game parks, craft markets, traditional villages and museums.

&Beyond Bateleur Camp Masai Mara National Park – Kenya Situated below the location where Out of Africa’s famous final scene was filmed, this romantic and totally private camp reflects the ambience of Kenyan safaris of the 20’s and 30’s. &Beyond Bateleur Camp at Kichwa Tembo, the epitome of tented luxury, is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World and comprises just two intimate camps of nine tented suites each, set among the forests on the edge of the Masai Mara. The tented suites have a classic elegance with polished wooden floors and ensuite bathrooms. Each tent has its own deck overlooking the vast game-filled plains of the Masai Mara, and a personal butler will ensure every need is catered for. Beautiful antiques adorn the comfortable sitting and indoor/outdoor dining areas, transporting guests to the heyday of classic safaris. The Camps also feature deep refreshing lap pools. Delicious Pan African meals are served in memorable settings under the stars, followed by fireside port and cigars.

&Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas Serengeti National Park – Tanzania &Beyond Serengeti Under Canvas reaches far beyond the bounds of the traditional Tanzanian safari – the sumptuously luxurious tented, seasonal camps move around the Serengeti year round, bringing guests within range of the Great Migration. When the Migration crosses over into Kenya, the camps remain in the remote, beautiful corners of the Serengeti, renowned for excellent resident game. The two intimate camps feature just eight ensuite safari tents each, carefully positioned in exclusive semi-permanent campsites in the Serengeti National Park. Booked on a nightly basis, each luxury ensuite mobile tent boasts a comfortable double bed, ensuite bathroom, separate w.c. and bucket shower – this is the ultimate in luxury camping. The guest areas comprise comfortable tents for dining, meeting for a pre-dinner drink, or just for whiling the time away between safaris – complete with private butler service, delicious home-baked meals, and traditional bush dinners served under the stars.

The Manor at Ngorongoro Crater Karatu – Tanzania Reminiscent of a country farm with quaint Cape Dutch-style architecture, The Manor at Ngorongoro Crater lies within the Shangri-La estate, surrounded by lovely gardens amidst the natural splendour of Tanzania. Sumptuous cottages boast ensuite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor fireplaces and private decks. Meals are sumptuous affairs to be savoured in the formal dining room, the dining conservatory or privately in the guest cottages. African-inspired fare is complemented with a selection of fine wine from the manor's own cellar. Guests can relax and unwind in the sauna and steam room, try their hand in the snooker room or read one of the many books from the library whilst lounging in front of a cosy fireplace. Adventures include excursions to Lake Manyara and Olduvai Gorge, visits to a Masai Market, guided estate walks and bicycle trails along the Ngorongoro Crater.

Trip Summary and Cost – Depart May 24, Arrive New Orleans June 5 Thirteen Days, including your international travel. Round trip flights from Nairobi require two stops, through Atlanta and Amsterdam with prices ranging from $1300-$2000 per person, amount depending on your layovers. This is through &Beyond which owns their own lodges and vehicles. Their open air land rovers are the best way to view game and their guides are excellent. Food and beverages are included at most lodges. What is additional are specialty experiences such as hot-air ballooning, gratuities, premium liquor and wines. Visas and inoculations are additional. Africa Total: $37,108.70 (price includes the internal air)