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Kenya Safari

The ultimate guide to your next Kenya Safari

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Kenya is one of Africa’s most widely-recognised safari destinations, boasting famous wilderness areas like Amboseli National Park, Tsavo, and, of course, the legendary Masai Mara. Here, sweeping savannahs and dramatic wildlife spectacles await for anyone willing to leave the city behind. But make no mistake – a Kenyan safari is a luxurious and regal affair.

Witness the Great Migration, a breathtaking testament to nature’s raw power and endless cycle of life, as millions of herbivores navigate vast grasslands and predator-lined gauntlets to ensure the future of their offspring. Imagine drifting above the golden plains in a hot air balloon, the sunrise painting the sky with hues of gold and crimson. Fall asleep under a blanket of stars in a luxurious tented camp, with little more than the distant roar of lions to send you off to sleep.

Beyond these iconic safaris, Kenya’s lesser-known landscapes beckon. Conquer the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya before visiting the tranquil shores of Lake Nakuru, where a sea of pink flamingos paints an unforgettable masterpiece. Warm hospitality, a rich cultural tapestry, and extraordinary biodiversity are the hallmarks of a Kenya safari. East Africa awaits.

Why Kenya?

Home of the Safari: Kenya pioneered the classic safari experience, offering exceptional wildlife viewing across renowned reserves.
Masai Mara Spectacle: The Great Migration’s dramatic river crossings make for one of the most thrilling safari moments.
Big Five & Unique Species: Beyond lions and elephants, Kenya is home to rare species like the Grevy’s zebra and the reticulated giraffe.
Varied Landscapes: From the vast plains of the Mara to the lush highlands of Mount Kenya and the flamingo-filled lakes of the Rift Valley.
Conservation & Community: Private conservancies like Lewa and Ol Pejeta focus on sustainable tourism and rhino protection.
Coastal & Island Retreats: The white-sand beaches of Diani and Lamu provide a relaxing contrast to the safari experience.

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Where To Go In Kenya

Discover the top destinations in Kenya, from the iconic Maasai Mara to the stunning beaches of Diani and beyond.

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park is renowned for its large elephant herds and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Offering a quintessential African safari experience, here you can go on Big Four Kenya...

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Laikipia Plateau

One of East Africa’s finest and most exclusive wildlife destinations, this vast, lesser-visited region offers exclusive safari experiences with diverse wildlife and luxury lodges. Laikipia Plateau provides an essential stronghold...

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Lewa Conservancy

Lewa serves as a refuge for the endangered black rhino (12% of Kenya’s rhino population lives here) and Grevy’s zebra. While here, you’ll also spot elephants, lions, giraffes, wild dogs,...

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Mara Naboisho Conservancy

This is a private conservancy adjacent to the Masai Mara offering an exclusive, uncrowded safari experience with a focus on sustainability and community involvement. A Kenyan safari here will take...

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Mara North Conservancy

This community-driven conservancy offers exceptional wildlife density and fewer crowds compared to the main Masai Mara Reserve. It’s known as one of the best concessions for the abundance of animals,...

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Masai Mara National Reserve

The Masai Mara is Kenya’s most famous safari destination – and for good reason! This is one of the best places to see wildlife in Africa. Thanks to the expanse...

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Mount Kenya and Aberdares

With its lush vegetation and snowy caps, this region is very different from the rest of the country. Here, you can explore the Mount Kenya glaciers, alpine landscapes, and unique...

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Samburu Springs and Mount Meru National Park

For an authentic African safari experience away from the mass tourism crowds of more popular parks, Samburu Reserves and Mount Meru National Park offer fantastic opportunities for unique northern species...

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The Coastal Belt

This coastal belt is an ideal stopover for travellers looking for a beach holiday to combine with their Kenya safari. This region offers stunning beaches, marine parks that are havens...

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Tsavo East and West National Parks

Combined, Tsavo East and West form one of Kenya’s largest wildlife sanctuaries, known for its red-dusted elephants and striking landscapes. Head to crystal-clear pools of water to see hippos and...

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Best Time To Visit Kenya

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Kenya in January

Visiting Kenya in January means clear skies, hot days, and warm nights. This weather generally makes visiting the country and its national parks and reserves popular. Kenya is home to various wildlife and bird species, making it a prime destination for an unforgettable safari. Although wildlife viewing can be good all year round, January is a month in which big game life can be easily seen, as well as other notable smaller wildlife. One park that’s best visited at this time of year is Chyulu Hills National Park. This park is known for its wildlife, which includes giraffes, zebras, baboons,...

Kenya in January

Kenya in February

A February Kenya safari experience mirrors one in January as wildlife still gathers around waterholes. Most parks in Kenya experience the dry season between June and October, and larger wildlife, including the Big Five, are housed in most parks, except Masai Mara National Park, which houses three of the Big Five and Chyulu Hills National Park, which currently doesn’t host any big game life. For successful game drives, wildlife in Kenya is abundant in the drier seasons, depending on which park you visit. Weather in February February is a warm month, making it a good time for game drives and...

Kenya in February

Kenya in March

March is the last month of exceptionally great weather before the rain starts pouring. Through morning, afternoon, and night game drives, visitors can see unique wildlife and have remarkable encounters. A great park to visit is Lake Nakuru National Park. Even though the wet season occurs during March, a safari experience here is still productive, as you’ll see a variety of bird species, including flamingos. For wildlife viewing, the start of the month is a great time to see them before the weather takes a dip. Wildlife is easier to see, and there’s a great chance to see elephants, giraffes,...

Kenya in March

Kenya in April

April brings refreshing rain that helps the lush vegetation flourish! It’s also an exciting time for game viewing, as it's the calving season for buffalo and zebras. If you're looking to glimpse these amazing animals, head to the parks that are home to them—it's one of the best times to see wildlife during the wet season. In incredible spots like Masai Mara National Park, you can also spot some beautiful bird species, including the Kori bustard, secretary bird, sooty chat, and the striking Usambiro barbet. While other wildlife sightings might be a bit rare, there’s still a chance to see...

Kenya in April

Kenya in May

May is such a lovely month! It’s the final stretch of rainy days before the sun comes back out to play, making it the perfect time to enjoy some stunning photo opportunities with vibrant rain showers and colourful rainbows. The wet season is nearing its end, and If you visit places like Nairobi National Park, you’ll see adorable newborn animals, lush greenery, and blooming flowers. Seeing animals with their little ones is truly heartwarming and offers a special glimpse into nature that you just don’t get during the drier months. This time of year is focused on scenic views and...

Kenya in May

Kenya in June

June is such a fantastic time for photographic safaris! The weather is usually cool and cloudy, with some lovely sunshine now and then. While it's a bit unpredictable, most parks still provide amazing wildlife experiences. If you're looking for Big Five destinations, both Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and Nairobi National Park are perfect spots. And don't forget about the Masai Mara, where you can see four of the Big Five—just the rhino is missing. This month is also special because there are plenty of young animals around, making your safari even more exciting. Big game sightings are also superb during this...

Kenya in June

Kenya in July

The sunny days are in full swing in July, and even though parks have had excellent game-life viewing since June, other activities are now available. If you would like to hike or have a picnic, you are free to do so. While the sun is out, wildlife viewing is typically excellent, as wildlife tends to stick around the few remaining pools of water. Opportunities for predator and prey activity are also high, given that all animals now have to be in search of water resources. Some parks to visit include Ol Pejeta Conservancy, famous for the Big Five, and the...

Kenya in July

Kenya in August

August tends to mirror July regarding wildlife viewing opportunities and the fact that it is the dry season. Although it’s still the dry season, the weather doesn’t get unpleasantly hot as the months go by. Parks tend to get busier around this time of year, and the wildebeest migration is often one of the most exciting parts of a Kenya safari experience. Apart from this, wildlife viewing remains excellent, and there is always the possibility of seeing the Big Five and other notable animals, such as zebras, hippos, and buffaloes. You can visit the Nairobi National Park, home to all...

Kenya in August

Kenya in September

September is an amazing time to explore the wonders of Kenya! This month kicks off the hot, dry season, making it perfect for experiencing the spectacular wildebeest migration. If you’re a wildlife enthusiast, you’re in for a treat—September offers some of the best big game viewing, giving you unforgettable safari adventures. It’s also the last dry month to visit incredible spots like the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where you can catch a glimpse of the Big Five before the rains arrive in October. And don’t forget to look out for other fascinating animals like zebras, hyenas, hippos, and, of course, wildebeests....

Kenya in September

Kenya in October

October is such a fascinating month! The weather tends to be warm, but you might also enjoy the surprise of a few quick rain showers here and there. It’s a great time for wildlife adventures too! While the incredible wildebeest and zebra migration is still happening, it's starting to wind down, which means the herds are getting a bit smaller. If you're planning some fun outings, consider checking out Nairobi National Park, where you can catch a glimpse of the Big Five! Amboseli National Park is another fantastic spot—just imagine seeing those majestic herds of elephants! And don’t miss the...

Kenya in October

Kenya in November

Between sunny and cloudy weather, November introduces occasional heavy showers of rain and flooding in some areas. The arrival of more rain generally means that wildlife has now become much more dispersed and, therefore, challenging to spot. However, the rainy months always offer unique safari experiences. A photographic safari is generally the best way to make the most of your trip during the wet season, as exceptionally green landscapes can create dramatic moments to capture. Areas to visit during a wet month like November are Amboseli National Park, which is known to have 420 bird species, and Chyulu Hills National...

Kenya in November

Kenya in December

December is much like October in that it is simply unpredictable. However, this month's experiences are relatively good, as the weather is sunny and cloudy with only occasional rain. In December, some notable places to visit are Masai Mara National Park, where you can see newborn animals, appreciate the lush greenery, and see plenty of flowers thriving thanks to rain and the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where you can see newborn animals. Since the weather shifts between cloudy and sunny, this can be a good time for a photographic safari to capture unique daytime moments compared to entirely dry or otherwise...

Kenya in December