Kenya Safari Packages 2026/2027/2028 – Private, Group & Luxury Tours

Explore our carefully selected Kenya safari packages for 2026, 2027 and 2028, covering the Masai Mara, Amboseli, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, Samburu and Kenya’s Indian Ocean coast. Choose from private safaris, affordable group tours, family holidays, luxury fly-in safaris and Kenya–Tanzania combinations.

Paradise Africa Safari is a locally based safari operator offering flexible itineraries for couples, families, solo travellers and private groups. Our experienced driver-guides operate comfortable safari vehicles, while our team helps you select suitable accommodation based on your budget and preferred level of comfort. Learn more about Kenyan parks at Magical Kenya – Official Tourism Portal

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Quick Overview: Kenya Safari Packages 2026 – 2028

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Best Kenya Safari Packages for 2026/2027/2028

From short Masai Mara adventures to family holidays, luxury fly-in tours and cross-border safaris, these carefully selected itineraries represent our most popular ways to experience Kenya. Every package can be customised to suit your dates, group size, accommodation preference and budget.

1. 3-Day Masai Mara Safari

Experience Kenya’s most famous wildlife reserve on a compact safari from Nairobi. Enjoy an afternoon game drive, a full day exploring the Masai Mara and opportunities to see lions, elephants, cheetahs, giraffes and other plains wildlife. Private and group departures are available, with budget, mid-range and luxury accommodation options.

• Route: Nairobi – Masai Mara – Nairobi
• Style: Private or group safari
• Best for: Short stays, first-time visitors and budget travellers
• Highlights: Big Five, big cats and open savannah
• Duration: 3 days

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2. 5-Day Masai Mara and Lake Nakuru Safari

Combine the exceptional wildlife of the Masai Mara with Lake Nakuru National Park, one of Kenya’s most reliable destinations for seeing both black and white rhinos. The longer itinerary provides more game-viewing time than a short Mara tour while remaining suitable for travellers with less than one week in Kenya.

• Route: Nairobi – Masai Mara – Lake Nakuru – Nairobi
• Style: Private mid-range safari
• Best for: Couples, friends and first-time safari travellers
• Highlights: Big Five, rhinos, big cats and Rift Valley scenery
• Duration: 5 days

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3. 6-Day Amboseli, Lake Nakuru and Masai Mara Safari

Discover three of Kenya’s most celebrated wildlife destinations in one well-balanced itinerary. Photograph elephants beneath Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli, search for rhinos around Lake Nakuru and finish with two nights in the wildlife-rich Masai Mara.

• Route: Nairobi – Amboseli – Lake Nakuru – Masai Mara – Nairobi
• Style: Private or group safari
• Best for: First-time visitors wanting Kenya’s classic circuit
• Highlights: Elephants, Kilimanjaro, rhinos and Big Five
• Duration: 6 days

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4. 7-Day Classic Kenya Safari

Enjoy Kenya at a more comfortable pace, with time for extended game drives and varied scenery. This private safari combines Amboseli’s elephant herds, the Rift Valley lakes and the Masai Mara’s excellent predator viewing. The itinerary can be arranged with mid-range lodges or upgraded accommodation.

• Route: Nairobi – Amboseli – Lake Naivasha – Lake Nakuru – Masai Mara – Nairobi
• Style: Private safari
• Best for: Couples, small groups and photographers
• Highlights: Four ecosystems, Big Five and Lake Naivasha
• Duration: 7 days

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5. 9-Day Kenya Family Safari

Designed for parents travelling with children, this relaxed safari combines exciting game drives with varied activities and family-friendly accommodation. Longer stays and manageable driving times give children opportunities to rest while the family experiences Kenya’s elephants, rhinos, big cats and Rift Valley scenery.

• Suggested route: Nairobi – Amboseli – Lake Naivasha – Lake Nakuru – Masai Mara – Nairobi
• Style: Private family safari
• Best for: Families with children and multigenerational groups
• Highlights: Big Five, boat ride, flexible game drives and family rooms
• Duration: 9 days

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6. 10-Day Kenya Safari and Diani Beach Holiday

Combine Kenya’s wildlife with time beside the Indian Ocean. Begin with game drives in leading national parks before travelling or flying to Diani Beach for several nights of relaxation. The beach stay can include optional snorkelling, marine excursions and cultural activities.

• Route: Nairobi – Kenya safari circuit – Diani Beach
• Style: Private safari and beach holiday
• Best for: Couples, families and honeymooners
• Highlights: Wildlife, Big Five and Indian Ocean beach stay
• Duration: 10 days

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7. 8-Day Luxury Kenya Fly-In Safari

Spend more time viewing wildlife and less time travelling between destinations. Scheduled light-aircraft flights connect remote reserves, while luxury lodges or tented camps provide excellent locations, personalised service and carefully planned game-viewing experiences.

• Route: Nairobi – selected Kenya reserves – Nairobi
• Style: Luxury fly-in safari
• Best for: Honeymooners, luxury travellers and special occasions
• Highlights: Scenic flights, premium camps and private experiences
• Duration: 8 days

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8. 10-Day Kenya and Tanzania Safari

Explore two of East Africa’s leading safari countries in one cross-border itinerary. Combine Kenya’s Masai Mara with Tanzania’s Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, following a route designed around exceptional wildlife viewing, contrasting landscapes and the seasonal Great Migration.

• Route: Nairobi – Masai Mara – Serengeti – Ngorongoro – Arusha
• Style: Private or group combination safari
• Best for: Travellers wanting both Kenya and Tanzania
• Highlights: Big Five, Masai Mara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater
• Duration: 10 days

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Compare Our Kenya Safari Packages 2026/2027/2028

All itineraries are flexible. Accommodation, transport, safari duration and activities can be adjusted to match your travel dates, group size and budget. Prices vary according to season, park fees, room arrangements and whether you select a private or shared safari.

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Why Choose Kenya for a Safari in 2026/2027/2028?

Kenya combines exceptional wildlife viewing, contrasting landscapes and a wide choice of safari styles. Travellers can experience the Masai Mara’s big cats, Amboseli’s elephant herds, Lake Nakuru’s rhinos and Samburu’s northern species within one carefully planned itinerary.

The country offers private tours, group departures, family safaris, luxury fly-in experiences and wildlife-and-beach holidays. Safaris can begin in Nairobi, Mombasa or Diani and can also be combined with Tanzania, Uganda or Zanzibar.

Kenya’s Leading Safari Destinations

How to Choose the Right Kenya Safari Route

• For a first Kenya safari: Combine Amboseli, Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara.
• For the Great Migration: Spend at least three nights in the Masai Mara between July and October.
• For families: Include Lake Naivasha to add a boat ride or walking experience between game-drive destinations.
• For fewer crowds: Consider Samburu, Ol Pejeta, Meru or the Tsavo parks.
• For a safari and beach holiday: Finish in Diani after Amboseli and the Tsavo parks or fly from the Masai Mara.
• For a two-country safari: Connect the Masai Mara with the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater.

Guide and Travel Expert Insights

“The best Kenya safari is not always the itinerary with the greatest number of parks. A well-planned route gives travellers enough time in each destination and avoids unnecessary long drives. For a first safari, I normally recommend two nights in Amboseli, one night around Lake Nakuru or Lake Naivasha and at least two or three nights in the Masai Mara.

Lodge location is also important. A less expensive camp close to the correct game-viewing area can provide a better safari experience than a luxury property located far from the day’s activities. We therefore consider the season, road connections, park-entry arrangements and your preferred pace before recommending accommodation.”

— John Peter, Kenya Safari Consultant and Local Travel Expert

Explore our Masai Mara safari packages or read the Kenya safari cost guide for more detailed planning information.

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How Much Does a Kenya Safari Cost in 2026/2027/2028

The cost of a Kenya safari depends on the travel season, number of travellers, accommodation category, parks visited and whether the tour is private or shared. The following figures are general planning estimates rather than fixed quotations.

These figures are intended to help with initial planning. Your final safari price will be calculated using your exact travel dates, group size, room requirements, accommodation choices and current park fees. International flights, visas, travel insurance and optional activities are normally priced separately unless specifically included in your quotation.

What affects the price?

• Travel season: July–October and the Christmas–New Year period generally cost more.
• Group size: Private safari costs per person usually decrease when more travellers share the vehicle.
• Accommodation: Budget camps, mid-range lodges and luxury camps have significantly different rates.
• Park fees: Visiting several premium reserves increases the total cost.
• Transport: A safari van is generally less expensive than a private 4×4 Land Cruiser.
• Flights: Domestic flights reduce driving time but increase the package cost.
• Room arrangements: Single rooms, family rooms and triple rooms are priced differently.
• Optional activities: Balloon safaris, cultural visits and marine excursions may carry supplements.

Important Pricing Note

Children’s rates: Reduced accommodation and park-fee rates may apply depending on the child’s age and room arrangement.
Solo travellers: A single-room supplement and private transport costs may apply.
Peak season: Early booking is recommended for travel between July and October because preferred camps can sell out.

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Best Time for a Kenya Safari in 2026/2027/2028

Kenya offers rewarding wildlife viewing throughout the year. The best time for your safari depends on whether you prioritise the Great Migration, quieter parks, lower accommodation rates, birdwatching or green landscapes.

When is the Great Migration in the Masai Mara?

Migrating wildebeest and zebras generally reach the Masai Mara between July and October, although exact timing varies according to rainfall and grazing conditions. Mara River crossings are natural events and cannot be guaranteed for a particular day. Staying at least three nights in the Masai Mara gives your guide more flexibility to follow wildlife movements.

Choosing the right travel period

• Choose July–October for migration-season wildlife viewing.
• Consider January–February for generally dry weather and excellent game drives.
• Choose March–May for greener landscapes and lower seasonal accommodation rates.
• Consider November–December for fewer visitors and attractive photography conditions.

Read our complete Best Time to Visit Kenya Safari Guide for month-by-month planning advice.

For travel between July and October, we recommend confirming preferred lodges well in advance because availability can become limited.

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What Do Our Kenya Safari Packages Include

Exact inclusions vary between itineraries. Your personalised quotation will clearly show all services included in your selected package.

Typical Safari Inclusions

• Transport in a safari van or 4×4 Land Cruiser, as specified in the itinerary
• Professional English-speaking driver-guide
• Private vehicle for private safaris or a shared vehicle for group departures
• Accommodation in the selected camps, lodges or hotels
• Meals indicated in the itinerary
• Scheduled game drives and wildlife-viewing activities
• National park and reserve entry fees listed in the quotation
• Bottled drinking water during safari drives
• Nairobi hotel or airport transfers when specified
• Government taxes and service charges applicable to the included services
• Emergency support from our Nairobi operations team

Typical Safari Exclusions

• International flights
• Kenya electronic travel authorisation or other visa charges
• Travel and medical insurance
• Vaccinations, medication and personal medical expenses
• Optional activities not listed as included
• Hot-air balloon safaris
• Maasai village visits unless specifically included
• Tips for driver-guides, lodge staff and activity guides
• Alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and premium beverages
• Laundry, telephone calls and other personal expenses
• Additional accommodation before or after the safari
• Charges resulting from itinerary changes requested during the tour

Optional Safari Activities

The following experiences can be added to selected itineraries, subject to location, availability and additional charges:

Optional activities must be confirmed in advance whenever possible. Age restrictions, luggage limits, weather conditions and availability may apply. Any activity shown as optional is not included in the advertised safari price unless clearly stated in your written quotation.

Important Vehicle Clarification

Group safaris: Usually operate in a shared safari van with up to six or seven travellers.
Private safaris: Include an exclusive vehicle for your travelling party.
4×4 Land Cruiser upgrades: Available on selected Kenya road safaris at an additional cost.
Fly-in safaris: Game drives may be operated in shared open-sided camp vehicles unless a private vehicle is requested and confirmed.

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Kenya Safari Packing and Planning Tips 2026/2027/2028

Kenya’s safari regions can have warm afternoons, cool mornings, dusty roads and occasional rain. Pack light, comfortable clothing and prepare for changing conditions between Nairobi, the Rift Valley, highland areas and the wildlife reserves.

What to Pack

• Lightweight, breathable clothing in neutral colours
• Long-sleeved shirts and trousers for sun and insect protection
• A fleece, sweater or light jacket for early-morning game drives
• Comfortable closed shoes or trainers
• Sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and lip balm
• Insect repellent and any personal medication
• Camera, spare batteries, memory cards and binoculars
• Reusable water bottle and small day bag
• UK-style Type G travel adaptor and power bank
• Light rain jacket, particularly during the wetter months

Practical Safari Planning

• Luggage: Soft-sided bags are easier to store in safari vehicles. Domestic flights normally have stricter baggage limits, which will be confirmed with your booking.
• Clothing: Avoid military-style camouflage. Bright white clothing can quickly become dusty.
• Health: Speak with a qualified travel-health professional about vaccinations and malaria precautions before departure.
• Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance should cover medical treatment, cancellation, delays and safari activities.
• Money: Carry a small amount of Kenyan shillings for personal purchases and tips. Cards are accepted at many lodges, but connectivity can be unreliable.
• Dietary requirements: Vegetarian, halal and other dietary needs can usually be arranged when communicated before the safari.
• Photography: Protect cameras from dust and ask your guide before photographing local people.
• Children: Families should pack familiar snacks, sun protection, warm layers and any essential medication.

For more detailed preparation advice, read our Kenya Safari Travel Guide.

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Kenya Safari Packages 2026/2027/2028 FAQs

1. What is the best Kenya safari package for first-time visitors?

A six- or seven-day safari combining Amboseli, Lake Nakuru or Lake Naivasha, and the Masai Mara is ideal for most first-time visitors. It provides contrasting landscapes, strong Big Five opportunities and a comfortable amount of time in each destination.

2. How many days are recommended for a Kenya safari?

Three days are sufficient for a short Masai Mara safari, but five to seven days provide a more balanced experience. Travellers combining several parks or adding Diani Beach should consider an itinerary of eight to fourteen days.

3. How much does a Kenya safari cost?

The price depends on the season, number of travellers, accommodation level, parks visited and vehicle type. Group safaris generally cost less than private tours, while luxury lodges and fly-in arrangements cost more. Request a personalised quotation for an accurate price.

4. Can Kenya safari packages be customised?

Yes. Most private safaris can be adjusted around your travel dates, group size, accommodation preference and desired activities. You can add extra nights, domestic flights, cultural visits, balloon safaris or a beach extension.

5. What is the best time to visit Kenya for a safari?

Kenya offers good wildlife viewing throughout the year. January–February and June–October generally provide favourable safari conditions. The Great Migration is usually present in the Masai Mara between July and October, although its timing varies with rainfall.

6. Are Great Migration river crossings guaranteed?

No. River crossings are unpredictable natural events and cannot be guaranteed on a specific date. Spending three or more nights in the Masai Mara gives your guide greater flexibility to follow the herds and respond to current wildlife movements.

7. What is the difference between private and group safaris?

A private safari includes an exclusive vehicle and a more flexible itinerary for your travelling party. A group safari uses a shared vehicle, follows a scheduled itinerary and is generally more affordable. Group departures commonly carry six or seven travellers.

8. Which vehicles are used on Kenya safaris?

Kenya road safaris operate in either a pop-up-roof safari van or a 4×4 Land Cruiser, depending on the package. Private Land Cruiser upgrades can be arranged on selected itineraries. The confirmed vehicle type will appear in your quotation.

9. Are Kenya safaris suitable for children?

Yes. Family safaris can include shorter drives, swimming-pool accommodation, family rooms and activities such as Lake Naivasha boat rides. Child rates depend on age, room arrangements and the policies of individual parks and lodges.

10. Can I combine a Kenya safari with Diani Beach?

Yes. Wildlife safaris can be combined with several nights at Diani Beach. Travellers can reach the coast by domestic flight, train or road transfer, depending on the final safari destination, available time and budget.

11. Can Kenya and Tanzania be visited on one safari?

Yes. Popular combinations include the Masai Mara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Road itineraries normally cross through Isebania or Namanga, while fly-in connections can reduce travel time. Kenya and Tanzania use separate vehicles and guides.

12. What is normally included in a Kenya safari package?

Most packages include safari transport, accommodation, meals specified in the itinerary, game drives, driver-guide services, drinking water and listed park fees. International flights, travel insurance, visas, tips and optional activities are normally excluded unless stated otherwise.

13. How far in advance should I book?

For July–October, Christmas and New Year travel, booking six to twelve months ahead provides a better choice of accommodation. Other periods may offer more flexibility, but early confirmation is still recommended for families, larger groups and luxury camps.

14. How do I book a Kenya safari?

Send your preferred dates, number of adults and children, room requirements and accommodation preference. After confirming the itinerary and availability, a 30% deposit secures the booking. The payment schedule and cancellation conditions will be provided in writing.

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Why Book With Paradise Africa Safari?

Paradise Africa Safari is operated by Paradise in Africa Safaris, a locally based safari company with an operations team in Nairobi. We plan and operate private, group, family and luxury safaris across Kenya and selected East African destinations.

Local Safari Planning Experience

Our team has more than 16 years of experience planning East African safaris. This local knowledge helps us select practical routes, suitable accommodation and realistic driving schedules based on the season and travellers’ individual requirements.

Direct Safari Operations

We coordinate guides, vehicles, accommodation and park arrangements through our local operations team. Clients have a direct contact before departure and continued assistance throughout the safari.

Clear, Personalised Quotations

Every quotation is prepared according to the client’s travel dates, group size, room requirements and accommodation preference. The proposal clearly identifies:

• The selected accommodation
• Meals and activities included
• Park fees covered
• Vehicle and transport arrangements
• Optional activities and supplements
• Payment and cancellation conditions

Vehicles Suited to the Tour

Kenya safaris can operate in a safari van or 4×4 Land Cruiser, depending on the selected package. Private safaris include an exclusive vehicle, while group tours use shared vehicles with scheduled departures. Any vehicle upgrade is confirmed in the written quotation.

Experienced Driver-Guides

Safaris are led by professional English-speaking driver-guides with practical knowledge of Kenya’s parks, wildlife behaviour and road conditions. Other language-speaking guides may be arranged on request, subject to availability.

Support During Your Safari

Our Nairobi operations team remains available to assist with transfers, accommodation coordination and unexpected changes during the tour. Clients receive the appropriate contact details before departure.

Flexible Safari Design

Most private packages can be adapted around:

• Travel dates and flight schedules
• Budget, mid-range or luxury accommodation
• Family room requirements
• Safari duration and destinations
• Road or fly-in transport
• Beach extensions and cross-border combinations

Company Information

Paradise Africa Safari operates under the registered company name Paradise in Africa Safaris

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Recent Paradise Africa Safari Reviews

★★★★★ “Absolutely Amazing!”

Traveller: Julius G
Country: Kenya
Travel month: October 2025
Group type: Family safari
Safari highlights: Masai Mara, Amboseli, Mount Kilimanjaro views and the Kenya coast

Review summary: Julius described an excellent family holiday and praised the guide selected for their tour. His family particularly enjoyed the Masai Mara, Amboseli’s Kilimanjaro scenery and their time at the coast. He also expressed interest in returning for the Serengeti and gorilla trekking.

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★★★★★ “Amazing!”

Traveller: Michael
Country: United States
Travel month: January 2025
Group type: Group safari—28 travellers
Safari highlights: Group coordination, knowledgeable guides and celebration arrangements

Review summary: Michael praised the planning support provided before the safari and the care given to his group of 28 travellers. He highlighted the knowledgeable and accommodating driver-guides and appreciated the team’s assistance with birthdays and engagements during the trip.

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★★★★★ “Great Experience Touring With Africa Paradise Safari”

Traveller: Hong
Country: United States
Travel month: August 2024
Group type: Eight friends
Safari highlights: Kenya–Tanzania safari, Great Migration and river crossings

Review summary: Hong reported that the safari exceeded expectations. The itinerary was organised through detailed communication with John Peter, while the guide’s experience helped the group find excellent wildlife-viewing locations. Seeing several migration river crossings in the Masai Mara and Serengeti was the major highlight.

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★★★★★ “Perfect”

Traveller: Matéos Romain
Country: France
Travel month: August 2024
Group type: Couple
Safari highlights: First safari and personalised couple’s tour

Review summary: Matéos described the trip arranged for him and his wife as a dream safari and recommended the company based on their experience.

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★★★★★ “Safari Vacation of a Lifetime!”

Traveller: Annabel
Country: United States
Travel month: July 2024
Group type: Private family safari—four travellers
Safari highlights: Tsavo, Amboseli, Masai Mara, Lake Naivasha, Big Five and guide support

Review summary: Annabel’s family completed a customised 12-night private Kenya safari. She praised the detailed planning, flexibility and assistance provided when an unexpected passport issue disrupted their arrival. She also highlighted the guide’s wildlife-tracking skills, Big Five sightings and memorable cheetah encounter.

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Editorial Review

This Kenya safari packages guide was reviewed for itinerary accuracy, destination information, safari logistics and general planning guidance by the Paradise Africa Safari Operations Team in Nairobi.

Last reviewed: 2 September 2026
Next scheduled review: March 2027

Prices, park fees, lodge availability and entry requirements can change. Travellers should confirm current details through a personalised quotation before booking.

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About the Author

John Peter – Kenya Safari Consultant and East Africa Travel Expert

John Peter has more than 16 years of experience planning and coordinating safaris across Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. Based in Nairobi, he specialises in private Kenya safaris, family holidays, group departures, luxury tours and Kenya–Tanzania combination itineraries.

His practical experience includes designing routes through the Masai Mara, Amboseli, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, Samburu, Tsavo and the East African coast. He works with local guides, accommodation providers and operations teams to create realistic itineraries based on travel season, driving times, wildlife interests and client budgets.

Areas of expertise: Kenya safari planning, family travel, safari-and-beach holidays, Great Migration tours and cross-border East African itineraries.

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Plan Your Kenya Safari for 2026/2027/2028

Ready to start planning? Share your preferred travel dates, number of adults and children, room requirements and preferred safari style. Our Nairobi-based team will recommend a suitable itinerary, check accommodation availability and prepare a personalised quotation.

Your safari can be arranged as a private tour, group departure, family holiday, luxury fly-in safari or Kenya–Tanzania combination.

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