Kenyan Safaris
Where the Wild Comes Alive
Embark on an unforgettable journey across Kenya’s iconic landscapes. From the rolling plains of the Maasai Mara to the flamingo-dotted lakes of the Great Rift Valley, every adventure promises breathtaking moments and deep connections with nature.
What to Expect
Expert Guides
Local guides passionate about conservation and culture
Comfort
Comfortable 4x4 safari vehicles with guaranteed window seats
Authentic Lodges
Authentic lodges and camps surrounded by nature
Safety
Safe, seamless, and eco-conscious travel experiences
Nairobi National Park
Ideal Visiting Period
- June to October: Peak wildlife viewing season
- January to March : Dry season with favourable viewing
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Overview
Location
The park is situated just around 7 km (approximately 4 miles) from the center of Nairobi, Kenya's capital city.
Distinct Feature
It holds the unique distinction of being the only national park globally that is found within the limits of a capital city.
Established
It holds the unique distinction of being the only national park globally that is found within the limits of a capital city.
Area
It spans an area of roughly 117 square kilometers (45 square miles).
Visitor Attractions and Activities
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Ideal Visiting Period
- July to October : Wildebeest migration
- Nov to May : Prices for accommodations and safaris are lower : Short Dry Season
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Overview
Location
Located in the country's southwestern corner, adjacent to Tanzania.
Distinct Feature
The Mara river is the essential artery of the ecosystem.
Established
It was established in 1961 as a wildlife sanctuary and later gained National Reserve status in 1974
Area
The reserve itself spans roughly 1,510 km².
Visitor Attractions and Activities
Lake Nakuru National Park
Ideal Visiting Period
- June to October: Peak wildlife viewing season
- January to March : Dry season with favourable viewing
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Overview
Location
The park is situated in the Great Rift Valley, in central Kenya, close to the town of Nakuru.
Distinct Feature
the primary allure of the park was the extensive swarms of Lesser Flamingos that would color the lake pink.
Established
It was founded in 1961 as a sanctuary for birds and was later designated as a National Park.
Area
It spans an area of roughly 188 square kilometers.
Visitor Attractions and Activities
Samburu National Reserve
Samburu National Reserve is a hidden gem located in Kenya’s northern region, providing a truly remote and distinctive safari adventure. Less frequented than its counterparts in the south, this semi-arid wilderness is characterized by dramatic topography, unique wildlife adapted to dry conditions, and the presence of the native Samburu community. The Ewaso Ng’iro River serves as the reserve’s vital source of life, a continuous water supply that draws a remarkable variety of animals.
Ideal Visiting Period
- July to October : Long Dry Season
- December to March : Short Dry Season
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Overview
Location
Found in northern Kenya, roughly 350 km (220 miles) from Nairobi, within Samburu County.
Distinct Feature
Samburu is renowned for its distinctive dry-country species, commonly known as the Samburu Special Five
Established
The area was first declared a protected area as part of the Marsabit National Reserve in 1948
Area
The reserve spans 165 km² (64 sq miles)
Visitor Attractions and Activities
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park stands out as one of Kenya’s most famous safari locations, celebrated worldwide for two remarkable features: its enormous free-roaming elephant populations and its breathtaking, postcard-worthy views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain on the planet.
Ideal Visiting Period
- January – February : Long Dry Season
- June – October : Long Dry Season
- November – May : Wet Season
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Overview
Location
Amboseli National Park is positioned in Southern Kenya, about 240 km (150 miles) southeast of Nairobi
Distinct Feature
The park lies right at the base of Kilimanjaro (5,896 m), offering a stunning, snow-capped scenery.
Established
The area was first declared a protected area as part of the Marsabit National Reserve in 1948
Area
The reserve spans 165 km² (64 sq miles)
Visitor Attractions and Activities
Tsavo National Park
Ideal Visiting Period
- January – February : Long Dry Season
- June – October : Long Dry Season
- November – May : Wet Season
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Overview
Location
Tsavo is located in southeastern Kenya, conveniently positioned roughly halfway between Nairobi, the capital city, and Mombasa, the coastal city
Distinct Feature
It features a predominantly flat, arid, and semi-arid landscape of open savannas and distinctive red earth.
Established
Tsavo was established in April 1948 by the British administration and was initially a single park.
Area
Spans an extensive area of over 22,000 square kilometers.
Visitor Attractions and Activities
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Extend Your Safari to Kenya’s Magical Coastline
Diani Beach
Often voted Africa’s leading beach, Diani is famous for:
- Crystal-white sands and calm turquoise waters
- Dolphin-watching and snorkeling at Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park
- Skydiving, kite surfing, and luxury beachfront resorts
- Coral reef excursions and sandbank picnics
Watamu
Known as Kenya’s “marine paradise,” Watamu offers:
- Pristine beaches and shallow lagoons
- Watamu Marine National Park for snorkeling and diving
- Turtle nesting conservation experiences
- Visits to Gede Ruins, an ancient Swahili city
Perfect for: marine enthusiasts and cultural explorers.
Malindi
A vibrant Swahili town rich in culture and seaside charm:
- Golden beaches and coral gardens
- Deep-sea fishing (a world-famous hotspot)
- Historical sites such as Vasco da Gama Pillar
- Boutique hotels and lively nightlife
Perfect for: culture lovers and adventure seekers.
Lamu Island
Step back in time on this UNESCO World Heritage Island:
- Narrow alleyways and traditional Swahili architecture
- Dhow sailing trips during sunset
- Donkey-back transportation and peaceful car-free living
- Serenity, romance, and slow island charm
Perfect for: couples, culture enthusiasts, and travelers looking for tranquility.
Mombasa North Coast (Nyali, Bamburi, Shanzu)
A lively coastal zone offering:
- Long sandy beaches and water activities
- Haller Park and Mombasa Marine Park
- Proximity to malls, restaurants, and city life
- Easy access from Mombasa Airport
Perfect for: families and travelers wanting convenience and activities.
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