Kenya Safaris

Famous for its large elephant herds, this safari offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Tourists can enjoy game drives and photography opportunities, capturing wildlife against one of the most famous backdrops in Africa.

One of Kenya's oldest and largest national parks, Tsavo offers a unique landscape of red-dust plains, volcanic hills, and wildlife, including elephants, lions, and rhinos. It's ideal for those seeking an adventurous safari off the beaten path.

Known for its pink flamingos, this safari offers the chance to explore the birdlife and see endangered species such as black rhinos and Rothschild giraffes in the picturesque surroundings of Lake Nakuru.

Located in the semi-arid northern region, this safari showcases unique wildlife species such as Grevy’s zebra and the Somali ostrich. The dramatic landscapes and stunning rivers provide a spectacular setting for game viewing.

Known for its conservation efforts, this safari gives tourists the chance to see endangered species like the Northern White Rhino, along with other wildlife in a private reserve.

A safari in Laikipia offers a more intimate, luxury experience with opportunities to track wildlife on foot or by horseback, along with traditional game drives in the vast wilderness of the Laikipia Plateau.

For a truly unique experience, tourists can enjoy a hot air balloon ride over the Maasai Mara, drifting over the savannah and watching wildlife from above during the early morning hours.

For those with limited time, the Nairobi Safari Walk offers a quick and convenient way to view Kenyan wildlife up close. It’s a guided walk through a forested area where visitors can observe giraffes, lions, and various bird species.

Often less crowded, this park offers a serene environment to explore diverse wildlife, including elephants, leopards, and buffalo. The beautiful, lush landscapes and the Tana River provide a scenic setting for an immersive safari experience.

The Chalbi Desert in Northern Kenya offers a unique safari with vast sand dunes, rugged terrain, and remote landscapes. Encounter resilient wildlife and local cultures in this isolated, awe-inspiring desert, perfect for an off-the-beaten-path adventure.