The Masai Mara
The Masai Mara National Reserve, part of the Serengeti ecosystem, is amongst the most famous reserves in Africa.
Here you will see massive herds of zebra, wildebeest and gazelle, large numbers of giraffe, elephant, buffalo and warthog, and of course the big cats – lion, cheetah and leopard.
Visit Samburu
Discover the unique species that live here, such as the Grevy's zebra, gerenuk and reticulated giraffe.
These species are so well adapted to semi arid conditions that they can go for long periods of time without water, surviving on moisture obtained through their food.
Enchanting Lake Nakuru
Lake Nakuru, located in central Kenya is one of the eight Kenyan Rift Valley lakes.
A shallow lake with white crystallised salt shores made famous by the amazing large flocks of flamingos that nest on the shores feeding on algae and crustaceans.
The Kenya Coast
Head to the Kenyan Coast for some sunbathing on soft white sand or scuba diving in clear warm Indian Ocean water.
With a choice of beach resorts, every kind of water sports, several restaurants, bars, tennis courts and children's activities, it is easy to understand why.
Destination Kenya - Birthplace of the Traditional Safari!
Kenya has for many years been the ultimate safari destination in Africa. It is most famous for the endless plains of the Masai Mara with its herds of migrating wildebeest. Kenya is a vast country with many diverse natural attractions such as the beautiful pink flamingoes on Lake Naivasha and the fascinating, colourful Masai people.
The scenery in the country is stunning and varied and wherever you go you can expect an abundance of wildlife. Charismatic animals such as elephants, cheetahs, lions and other predators are easily seen in Kenya, making it an ideal destination for a first time safari. It is especially good for families and children as it is easy to see a lot of animals without having to endure long journeys.
Photographers and honeymooners too do love Kenya as the country plays host to a huge diversity of animals, and offers wilderness activities such as camel trekking, flying fishing, horseback safaris, mountain trekking as well as mountain biking. The varied national parks and game sanctuaries offer families and adventure enthusiasts an extraordinary safari experience.
Kenya's coastline along the Indian Ocean provides some beautiful white sandy beaches fringed with palm trees. Most travelers end off a safari by visiting the coast and the beach resorts such as Mombasa or the islands such as Lamu and Manda Bay. Three natural marine reserves protect the coral gardens that are a great draw for divers and snorkelers.
Major Kenya safaris we specialize in include: Kenya Budget Safaris, Kenya Adventure Camping Safaris and Kenya Exclusive Camps Safaris
Cities of Note
Kenya has long been famous as one of world's top safari and beach destinations. The scenery in the country is stunning and varied and wherever you go you can expect an abundance of wildlife.
Coast & Beach
There is nothing like finishing off a busy safari with some sunbathing on soft white sand or scuba diving in clear warm Indian Ocean water. Protected by coral reefs, the squeaky-clean white sand Kenya beaches melt into warm tropical waters that are ideal for diving, snorkelling, swimming and a variety of other watersports.
Game Reserves & Sanctuaries
Kenya is home to over 50 national parks and reserves, including six marine parks in the Indian Ocean. For flora and fauna enthusiasts, we recommend safari tours to the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve and the Samburu Game Reserve. The country is fantastic and is most famed for the endless plains of the Masai Mara with its herds of migrating wildebeest.
National Parks
Considered by many to be the finest wildlife destinations in Africa, the varied game parks of the country do not disappoint in the range of landscapes as well as the wildlife display. In these magnificent parks and reserves complete with lush green forests, breathtaking mountains and tribal cultures, you will see wild animals in their natural setting.
