The 3-Days Aberdare climb/ camping to Le Satima is a wonderful adventure safari that will take you through the Aberdare Ranges. This is a drive-assisted option while the 5/6-Days is a trekking and hiking safari to the peak Le Satima.

Aberdare is a fascinating national park with stunning hiking terrains, natural forests, and beautiful landscapes. With thick rainforest, spectacular waterfalls, cool mountain breezes and wild moorlands, Aberdare National Park is a hiking, fishing and wildlife paradise. The rich greens of the lichen and mossy forests here present a contrast with the sandy yellows and browns of most other parks. And the cool climate, pervading mists, cold lakes and streams are a world away from the sun-baked hills and savannahs of the more well-known reserves.

Day 1: Nairobi / Aberdare / Reedbuck camp

Day 2: Reedbuck / Honi river camp.

Day 3: Honi / Le Satima Peak (4001M) / Nairobi

Have breakfast and drive on a steep old track through the forest for 2 hours up the Chebuswa peak to the roadhead to embark on a 2-3 hour trek to Le Satima peak (4001m). On a clear day, there are opportunities to observe Mt. Kenya and Mt. Kilimanjaro on the horizon and even in the surrounding vicinity of Lake Naivasha Lake Nakuru. Later descend to connect with our vehicle for the return journey to Nairobi. Picnic lunch is served en route.

 {NB: This is a strictly 4X4 trail}

What to bring:

Mountains have their own climate on account of their height. Rain clouds can appear without warning and be gone hours later. An early morning frost is possible at any time of the year and guests should bring a fleece and light rain jacket, although during the heat of the day shorts and T-shirts should suffice.

Sleeping bag; one rated four (4) season is fine. The bag should be a snug fit since if it is too large there will be more cool air for the body to warm

• • • Rain Trouser
    • Rain Jacket [Poncho]
    • Balaclava [Hat Woollen]
    • Warm Clothes down jacket
    • Thermal underwear
    • Fleece Jacket
    • Hiking Boots
    • Gloves
    • Walking Sticks
    • Head Torch
    • Sunglasses
    • First Aid box
    • Ruck Suck 65L (duffel bags are unacceptable) to be carried by porters
    • Day Pack 35 [For your personal effects]

1. 1. 3. Optional comfort accessories;

Walking poles, hot water bottle, Bivy bag

Wet wipes; ideal for those who want to stay fresh but are unable to bear dips in the freezing mountain weather

4: Passport/Identification Card {ID}

5: Personal travel/ medical insurance

Options are of course many and varied and in many cases, we can be flexible about the itinerary for accommodation facilities and the extension of the safari destinations.