The birthplace of safari — and the country we know more intimately than any other.

Kenya

Discover Kenya on a tailor-made luxury safari through the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Laikipia and Samburu, with exceptional wildlife, private conservancies and an Indian Ocean finale.

Best Time To travel

Jul – Oct · Jan – Feb

Duration From

6 Days

Price From (USD)

10950

The Heart of Safari

The land where safari began.

Kenya is where it all started — the word “safari” is Swahili, born of this land. Modern wildlife tourism traces its roots to the savannahs and conservancies we most considered, most varied, and in many ways most rewarding safari destination in Africa. From our head office in Karen, Nairobi, we have spent two decades perfecting how Kenya should be experienced. We know which conservancy offers the best leopard sightings in September. We know which Mara camps guide with Kilimanjaro or under Ol Pejeta’s shadow. This is one home. And we must ensure every guest sees it as if they were visiting for the first time. The variety is what makes Kenya extraordinary. In a single circuit, you might walk with elephants under Kilimanjaro one morning, track leopards along the Mara River the next, and end each day being guided by masters of their landscape.

At a Glance

CAPITALNairobi

LANGUAGEEnglish, Swahili

CURRENCYKenyan Shilling (KES)

TIME ZONEEAT — GMT+3

VISAeVisa required

Kenya's Great Landscapes

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Maasai Mara

The single most iconic wilderness in Kenya, home to the Great Migration and some of Africa's most impressive big-cat sightings. Best in the private conservancies.

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Amboseli

Vast elephant herds framed by unobstructed views of Kilimanjaro — one of Africa's most photographed landscapes, and one of its most reliable for big-tusker sightings.

Laikipia

The refined, private conservancies of central Kenya, offering night drives, walking safaris and off-road access where you might see only your own tracks.

Samburu

The north, arid landscapes along the Ewaso Nyiro River, home to rare northern species — reticulated giraffe, Grevy's zebra, Somali ostrich — found nowhere else.

Ol Pejeta

The conservation story — home to the last two northern white rhinos in Africa, a chimpanzee sanctuary, and thriving black rhino and wild dog populations.

The Coast

The finale. Warm white sands, Lamu's Swahili stone town, and the Indian Ocean's dhow-sail rhythm. The perfect end to any safari.

Reasons to Choose Kenya

The Great Migration

From July to October, Maasai Mara hosts the river crossings — the single most dramatic wildlife event on Earth, seen up close from private camps.

Private Conservancies

Kenya pioneered the private conservancy model. Fewer vehicles, night drives, walking safaris and off-road access — an experience far richer than the public reserves.

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Big Cat Country

Lion, leopard and cheetah — Kenya has the highest density of predators of any safari country. You will see them, and you will see them often.

World-Class Guiding

Kenya's Silver and Gold-level guides are among the most qualified in Africa. Our lodge partners employ many of the very best.

Flawless Logistics

Nairobi Wilson Airport links every safari destination by short scenic flight — no long road transfers eating into your time on safari.

Beach Finales

Few countries let you go from a Mara sundowner to an Indian Ocean sunrise in under two hours. Kenya does.

When to Travel

Jul – Oct

Peak Season

The Great Migration is in the Maasai Mara. River crossings, dominant predator activity, and perfect weather — but camps book out months ahead.

Jan – Mar

The Short Dry

Cool mornings, clear skies, and excellent light. Great time for newborn wildlife and uncrowded camps.

Apr – Jun

Green Season

The long rains. Dramatic skies, wonderful wildlife, and camps at their most affordable — travel photography at its best.

Nov – Dec

The Short Rains

Brief afternoon showers and green landscapes. A wonderful shoulder season — especially around Christmas travel dates.