What activities did the couple do on their honeymoon?

They went on a full-day Safari, saw wild animals, and enjoyed a hot air balloon ride.

Where did the couple stay during their honeymoon in Kenya?

They stayed at an Eco resort called Ulengeti by the river and Olare Mara Kempinski Camp.

The guide, Ismail, with eight years of experience, led the couple during their Safari.

They had chicken, potatoes, carrots, and fruits for lunch under a tree near the Tanzania border.

They rented a 200 to 600 millimeter lens for their camera to capture close-up photos of animals during the Safari.

The couple's honeymoon in Kenya involved a full-day Safari led by experienced guide Ismail, where they captured rare moments like spotting a leopard and encountering a pride of lions, showcasing the beauty of Maasai Mara National Park.
Their trip included unique cultural experiences, such as lunch near the Tanzania border with local sunblock made of mud, staying at Olare Mara Kempinski Camp with a Maasai protector, and a romantic dinner in a tree cave, highlighting the blend of adventure and luxury in their dream honeymoon Safari.

What activities did the couple do on their honeymoon?
They went on a full-day Safari, saw wild animals, and enjoyed a hot air balloon ride.
Where did the couple stay during their honeymoon in Kenya?
They stayed at an Eco resort called Ulengeti by the river and Olare Mara Kempinski Camp.
Who guided the couple during their Safari in Maasai Mara?
The guide, Ismail, with eight years of experience, led the couple during their Safari.
What did the couple eat for lunch during their Safari?
They had chicken, potatoes, carrots, and fruits for lunch under a tree near the Tanzania border.
How did the couple capture close-up photos of animals?
They rented a 200 to 600 millimeter lens for their camera to capture close-up photos of animals during the Safari.

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The couple is on their honeymoon in Kenya, on their seventh full day before moving to Zanzibar.
They are exploring Maasai Mara National Park and staying at an Eco resort called Ulengeti by the river.
They plan to go on a full-day Safari to the border of Tanzania to see wild animals.
The guide, Ismail, has eight years of experience and communicates with others using a radio during the Safari.
They rent a 200 to 600 millimeter lens for their camera to capture close-up photos of animals.
They spot a leopard, which is rare, and consider it like finding gold in Masai Mara.
They witness a cheetah approaching their car, causing a moment of fear before it walks away.
The couple appreciates the help from Top Africa in planning their dream honeymoon Safari trip.
They encounter a pride of lions with two males and several females, getting close-up views from their vehicle.
They enjoy lunch under a tree near the Tanzania border, appreciating the beauty and culture of Kenya.

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