Kenya, Where The Safari Story Began
The Maasai Mara, Amboseli beneath Kilimanjaro, and the Rift Valley’s flamingo lakes, built into a private itinerary around your dates.
The Classic Circuit, And The Quiet Corners Of It
Kenya is where the modern safari was invented, and it still does it better than almost anywhere. We split our time between the famous ground, the Mara’s wildebeest herds and Amboseli’s elephants under Kilimanjaro, and the parks fewer visitors reach: Samburu’s dry-country wildlife, the flamingo lakes of the Rift Valley, Tsavo’s red-dust plains. Every itinerary is built from scratch around the parks you actually want to see.
Five Parks, One Country
Maasai Mara
Kenya’s most storied reserve. Big cats year-round, and the Great Migration from July to October.
Amboseli
Elephant herds walking beneath Kilimanjaro’s snow line, on a clear morning the classic Kenya photograph.
Lake Nakuru
A soda lake that turns pink with flamingos, and one of the country’s rhino sanctuaries.
Tsavo
Kenya’s largest park. Red earth, red elephants, and far fewer vehicles than the Mara.
Samburu
Dry-country species you will not see further south: reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, gerenuk.
Kenya Safari Packages
- Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Laikipia
- 1 Day
Planning Your Kenya Safari
Best Time To Go
July to October for the Mara migration, January to March for calving season and quieter camps.
Getting There
Fly into Nairobi, then a short charter or a scenic drive to your first camp.
Combine It
Add days on the Kenyan coast, or continue straight into Tanzania for a combined circuit.
Ready To See Kenya Your Way?
Tell us your dates and we will build a private Kenya itinerary around them.