Worldway Sanctuary Safari in Kenya

A bush flight from Nairobi takes you to Ol Pejeta Conservancy, in the picturesque foothills of Mount Kenya. This sprawling 140-square-mile wildlife haven that boasts an impressive game-to-area ratio, topping the charts of Kenyan parks and reserves. Within its vastness, Tambarare Camp provides an unpretentious yet luxurious home base, its 10 tents beckoning with earth-hued canvas, billowing white curtains and teak floorboards — an essay in easy-going, sunlit brightness. Settle in and head out for some afternoon game spotting. Meals: Lunch, Dinner

What sets the Ol Pejeta Conservancy apart is its dedication to the conservation of endangered species, particularly the rhinoceros. Home to the fastest-growing population of rhinos in Africa, the conservancy is a beacon of hope for these majestic creatures. During your stay here, visit the Conservation Center and meet Baraka, the blind rhino who is the conservancy’s Conservation Ambassador, and learn more about the plight of these magnificent creatures. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

This morning, set out early to take in the sunrise as wildlife begins to stir. Game drives are always a treat at Ol Pejeta and the list of likely encounters includes elephants, reticulated giraffes and, with a little luck, some of the conservancy’s lions. Have lunch back in camp, then take some time to kick back with a book or a drink before setting out in the afternoon for your second game drive of the day. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Ol Pejeta is not only a role model for conservation but also a showcase for how successful livestock and wildlife integration can be in Africa. On your game drives today, you may see a number of hardy Boran cattle on the conservancy. This indigenous breed not only rejuvenate the grass in the areas that they overnight but are easy to manage and well adapted to Africa’s climate. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Kenya’s Maasai Mara, the next stage of your adventure, is virtually synonymous with safari – surely among the most scenically lovely, biologically diverse and culturally rich regions in Africa, and the scene of one of the most astonishing wildlife spectacles anywhere on earth, the annual Great Migration. Amid this dizzying swirl of natural beauty and drama, Olonana Lodge is a hideaway of rare elegance and serenity, presiding over a prime position on a private stretch of the Mara River. Take to the plains for your first game drive here this afternoon. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Start your day early with a hot beverage before joining your guide for a morning game drive. Watch as the animals stir to life and start their day. Return for a late breakfast and some time to relax. Late in the afternoon, embark on an evening game drive which culminates with stunning views of the setting sun. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Set out on your game drives today and explore another slice of the Mara’s 500 square miles of savannas, woodlands and tree-fringed rivers. You may observe crocodiles basking in the sun, see ever-alert hippos wallowing in muddy water and perhaps catch the antics of a mischievous monkey overhead. Watch, too, as African elephants rumble along the forest edge and giraffes snatch leaves from branches high above. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner