About Kenya
Kenya offers the classic African safari experience with a mix of dramatic landscapes and exceptional wildlife. The Masai Mara’s vast plains host the Great Wildebeest Migration, while Amboseli delivers unforgettable views of Mount Kilimanjaro and its famous elephant herds. In the north, Samburu stands out for its rare species and the Rift Valley adds flamingo-filled lakes to the scenery. Beyond the parks, Kenya pairs its safaris with white-sand beaches and rich Swahili culture along the Indian Ocean coast.
The country’s wildlife diversity is remarkable, with more than 25000 animal species and around 1100 bird species supported by strong conservation efforts and a well-developed network of national parks and private conservancies. Its capital, Nairobi brings another layer to the experience with its energetic urban culture and easy access to nearby wildlife areas.
The Masai Mara
Kenya’s most famous wildlife reserve, celebrated for its open golden plains, big cat populations and the seasonal movement of millions of wildebeest and zebras during the Great Migration. It forms the northern extension of the Serengeti ecosystem, creating one of the richest animal habitats in Africa. Game drives here often reveal lions, cheetahs and leopards within minutes, along with large elephant and buffalo herds scattered across the grasslands.
Tailor Your Ultimate Safari Escape
Design a luxury African safari around your style, with private game drives, gorilla trekking, and handpicked lodges for a seamless, unforgettable experience.
5-Day Gorilla trekking safari in Uganda
This 5-Day luxury gorilla trekking tour is designed for nature lovers, adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts and is Ideal for solo travellers, couples and small groups.
- Uganda
- 5 Days
3-Day Gorilla trekking safari in Uganda
This 3-Day luxury gorilla trekking tour is designed for travelers with a short stay in Uganda that would love to watch the gorillas on a short trip before flying out.
- Uganda
- 3 Days
9 Days Luxury Uganda Safari
This 9-day luxury Uganda Safari tour is Specially tailored for primate and wildlife enthusiasts.
- Uganda
- 9 Days
16 Days Luxury Uganda Safari
This incredible 16-day Uganda Safari tour offers the ultimate exploration of the country’s most prized landscapes as well as a host of unforgettable wildlife encounters most notably with Uganda’s iconic primates the playful chimpanzee and the majestic mountain gorilla.
- Uganda
- 16 Days
Best time to go to Kenya
- Dry or Peak Season
- Mid Season
- Rainy or Low Season
The best time to visit Kenya is during the dry seasons from June to October and January to February when the weather is sunny, wildlife viewing is excellent and conditions are ideal for safaris in destinations like Masai Mara National Reserve, Amboseli National Park and Tsavo National Park. July to October is especially popular because it is the best time to witness the Great Migration in the Masai Mara where millions of wildebeest and zebras cross from Tanzania into Kenya. Travelers visiting the coast including Mombasa and Diani Beach, will also enjoy warm beach weather during these months while the rainy seasons from March to May and November are quieter and better suited for budget travel and lush scenery.
National Parks to Explore in Kenya
The wild beauty of Kenya through its national parks where sweeping savannah, flamingo-filled lakes and snow-capped peaks create habitats for wildlife and some of the most iconic landscapes in Africa.
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Masai Mara National Reserve
Known for its strong year-round wildlife populations and healthy numbers of big cats, it forms part of the larger Mara–Serengeti ecosystem and is one of the best places to observe natural predator–prey interactions.
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Liuwa Plains National Park
Situated in the vast expanse of Zambia’s remote Western Province, Liuwa Plains National Park is a world-famous wildlife sanctuary.
Liuwa Plains National Park
Situated in the vast expanse of Zambia’s remote Western Province, Liuwa Plains National Park is a world-famous wildlife sanctuary.
Liuwa Plains National Park
Situated in the vast expanse of Zambia’s remote Western Province, Liuwa Plains National Park is a world-famous wildlife sanctuary.
Featured Lodges & Camps
The range of sights and activities make it a unique destination for families, romance, groups, or adventure.
Angama Mara
Overlooking the Masai Mara National Reserve, Angama Mara delivers contemporary luxury inspired by East African history, with sweeping views across sprawling plains and easy access to world-class game viewing.
Sala’s Camp
Tucked into a quiet corner of the Sand River in the southern Masai Mara, Sala’s Camp offers an intimate safari experience with classic tented comfort, abundant wildlife and a front-row seat to the Great Migration as it enters Kenya.
Giraffe Manor
One of Africa’s most recognizable boutique experiences where a historic manor house shares its grounds with a resident herd of endangered Rothschild giraffes that often wander by during breakfast or afternoon tea.
The Cliff
Set dramatically on the rim of a volcanic cliff inside Lake Nakuru National Park, The Cliff offers a luxury tented experience with uninterrupted views over Lake Nakuru combining modern design with a serene vantage point.
Kenya Travel Advice
How Tourism Revenue Funds Kenya’s Wildlife
Ol Pejeta Conservancy
The Maasai and Kenya’s Safari Industry
How Kenya’s Private Conservancies Are Saving Wildlife
