Kenya

About Kenya

The quintessential African safari experience and place of The Great Migration, situated astride the equator on the eastern coast of Africa, Kenya’s numerous wildlife reserves make it the classic African wildlife safari destination. Rich in big game bush safaris, like the world famous Maasai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya is a land filled with diverse fauna and flora, begging to be explored by the adventurous visitor seeking to travel in Africa.

A trip to Kenya can take you through lush savannahs teeming with big game and colourful tribal cultures and on to the immaculate beaches and coral reefs of Mombasa, surrounded by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. You can experience the incredible natural beauty of the Kakamega rainforest and the breathtaking Rift Valley or even the mighty snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya. Sweltering deserts and cool highland retreats can all be explored on a single Kenyan safari adventure.

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Kenya Highlights

The banks teem with predators as the herds of millions face the gauntlet to follow the rains and sweet grasses.
Spend time in the economic powerhouse of Nairobi – an enigmatic city that spans first- and third-world and houses looming giraffe in the heart of the metropolis.
Tropical paradise awaits on Lamu Island where African hospitality combines with pristine beaches and unspoiled underwater worlds.

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The best time to visit Kenya is during their winter from late June to October – best time to view animals, especially the wildebeest migration which usually reaches the Maasai Mara in August and remains until October when they move back to Tanzania. Kenya however remains a year round destination.

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Regions to Explore in Kenya

Kenya is the quintessential safari destination with golden grasslands, flat acacia trees and all the great African animals.

Maasai Mara National Reserve

Part of an enormous conservation area which includes the Serengeti National Park in Kenya.

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Lamu Island & Kenyan Coast

Lamu Island forms part of the peaceful Lamu Archipelago off the beautiful unspoilt Indian Ocean coast of Northern Kenya.

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Nairobi

The vibrant metropolis of Nairobi is the capital of Kenya and its largest city.

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Amboseli National Park

Located in the southern reaches of Kenya, the Amboseli National Park is renowned for its excellent variety of wildlife.

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Laikipia Plateau

Laikipia is where Kenya’s wild and semi-arid northern frontier country begins.

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Samburu National Park

Set on the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro River and neighbouring the Buffalo Springs National Park.

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Our insights on Kenya

Kenya packs a punch, boasting several bucket list items for Africa lovers: hot air ballooning over the savannah, The Great Migration and classic Big Five safaris, to name but a few.
If you’re not a fan of the traditional safari lodge experience, smaller properties and private villas make for a luxurious alternative for your travel group.
Kenya is a wonderful ‘hub’ destination that offers a wide variety of experiences you can immerse yourself in, allowing you to focus on maximizing your holiday and minimizing transit time.
If you or someone in your party has health concerns, there are a number of private hospitals in Nairobi with excellent health care and emergency evacuation facilities that serve remote properties for your peace of mind.
Meeting the local Maasai people and learning about their history, culture and lifestyle has been a highlight for many of our guests.
Kenya’s urban capital of Nairobi offers a taste of African city living at its finest and is also home to one of Africa’s most famous elephant orphanages.