Group Safaris: Our group safaris explore the Masai Mara National Reserve, witnessing the wildebeest migration and experiencing other popular parks like Amboseli, Lake Naivasha, and Samburu.

Private Safaris: Each private safari is uniquely designed around your interests, preferred accommodation, and travel dates. A custom-designed Kenya safari holiday means experiencing Kenya your way!

Set Date Departure Safaris: These year-round safaris (with two monthly departures) offer cost savings by sharing vehicle and guide fees with other travelers.

Mombasa and Malindi Coastal Getaways: The perfect complement to any safari!

Combination Tours: Combine gorilla trekking in Uganda, a wildebeest migration safari, or a Mount Kenya climb for a truly comprehensive experience.

• Masai Mara National Reserve: The migrating zebra and wildebeest herds typically arrive in the Masai Mara around July and remain until October, often crossing the Mara River—a dramatic spectacle with crocodiles and lions lying in wait. The Masai Mara is known for exceptional “big cat” sightings. Even outside the migration season, the Mara offers spectacular game viewing.
• Amboseli National Park: With Mount Kilimanjaro as a stunning backdrop, Amboseli offers superb game viewing and is the best place in Africa to get close to large elephant populations.
• Lake Nakuru National Park: Witness the breathtaking sight of thousands of shimmering pink flamingos lining the lake’s shores.
• Lake Naivasha National Park: The highest of the Rift Valley lakes, this freshwater lake is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Nearby Hell’s Gate National Park is ideal for mountain biking or walking safaris.
• Tsavo East National Park: Popular for short safaris from the Kenya coast, such as Mombasa.
• Tsavo West National Park: Known for its dramatic scenery, diverse landscapes, and the infamous “man-eaters of Tsavo.”

• Samburu National Reserve: Home to several rare species of game, Samburu is a must-see on any Kenyan safari.
• Mount Kenya National Park: Straddling the equator, Mount Kenya (5,199m) is Africa’s second-highest mountain and offers a picturesque climb.
• Aberdare National Park: Famous for its black rhino population, giant forest hogs, elephants, and diverse antelopes and gazelles. Unique lodges overlook floodlit waterholes, offering “armchair safaris.”
• Ol Pejeta Conservancy: A wildlife gem, home to the last two northern white rhinos, East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary, and the only place in Kenya to see chimpanzees.
• Laikipia Plateau: Stretching from Mount Kenya to the Great Rift Valley, Laikipia offers some of Africa’s most luxurious safari lodges and diverse wildlife, including large elephant herds and endangered species.

• Kenya’s Coastline: Stunning white-sand beaches and turquoise ocean.
• Lamu Archipelago: Four islands teeming with coral reefs and clear blue waters.
• Lamu Island: A unique island where cars are not allowed; explore donkey carts, stone buildings, and Swahili culture.
• Watamu Marine Park and Reserve: Renowned for its natural beauty and rich marine life, including whale sharks and manta rays.
• Mombasa: Beautiful white-sand beaches, swaying palms, and the Indian Ocean.
• Malindi: Known for pristine beaches and diverse marine life.