Big Five Safari in Kenya

Kenya’s wildlife and diverse natural beauty are strong drawcards for visitors to the country. For those that really enjoy getting immersed in nature then a luxury safari may is the ideal experience to see wildlife from new perspectives.

The Big Five is prolific in Kenya, so sighting the famous wildlife will make your safari experience even more unforgettable.

There are mandatory injections such as yellow fever and malaria injections.

You will need a visa.

Local languages include Swahili and English.

Respect the local culture but be prepared for a very friendly welcome from locals.

​The best time to visit Kenya will depend on what you aim to see and do during your visit. The best time to visit for the great wildebeest migration is from July to October, or in the hotter summer months. Try and avoid the rains from March to May.

Soft-sided travel bags

Camera equipment

Type-G electrical adapters

Binoculars

Mosquito repellent

Sunscreen and sunglasses

Small backpack

Drinking water and light snacks

Flashlight and a headlamp if camping

First-aid kit and medication

Light, neutral coloured clothing

Walking shoes

The dry seasons are from mid-June to October and from December to mid-March. The wettest months are the months of November, April and May. Kenya is generally warm through the year. At the coast, temperatures are high all year round, while Mt Kenya tends to get a bit cold due to its high altitude.

​Luxury safari holiday.

Cottars 1920s (Private Masai Mara Conservancy)

Sasaab (Samburu Plains)

Mara Plains Camp (Private Masai Mara Conservancy)

Mahali Mzuri (Private Masai Mara Conservancy)

Kichwe Tembo Bateleur Camp (Masai Mara)

Ol Donyo Lodge (Chyulu Hills)

Naibor Camp (Masai Mara)

Elsa’s Kopje (Meru National Park)

Campi Ya Kanzi (Chyulu Hills)

Porini Rhino Camp (Mount Kenya)

Elephant Pepper Camp (Private Masai Mara Conservancy)