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Kenya offers the classic quintessential image of Africa; it should be the world’s finest safari destination. Kenya is easy to get to- 8 hours away by air from London. Fly overnight and you can be in Maasai Mara plains in time for lunch. Wrapped around the equator, it has the most extraordinary range of landscape, from the Northern deserts to the Indian Ocean, the Great Rift Valley to the forests of Mt.Elgon and the soaring Highlands of Mt.Kenya. It’s an interesting place inhabited by fascinating people and brimming with rich cultures that have been preserved since time immemorial.
Kenya’s portfolio of wildlife is as good as it gets. From game packed hotpots to little-known wilderness. Whether you are traveling solo or looking for a family trip, Kenya has plenty of options to suit. There is plenty to keep the single traveler busy as well; organized safaris and camping trips are often great social experiences and a good way to meet other travelers. For couples, Kenya is a perfect destination for a relaxing break. We have many secluded, private guesthouses, camps, lodges and hotels ideal for romantic stays or honeymoons. And recently, it is now possible to go on a yoga safari retreat in Kenya which offers a more holistic experience of the Kenyan safari.
Some of Kenya’s best known attractions are the Masai Mara National Reserve where one is sure to catch a glimpse of the Big Five and other wildlife in the area. You will definitely witness predator versus prey in action while driving around the vast expanse that is the Mara reserve. Depending on the month, this is where you will be able to track the Great Wildebeest Migration.
Another park you should definitely visit in Kenya is the Amboseli National Park. The Amboseli is known for the vast elephant herds that flock the area. You wouldn’t miss them as you go through the park even from afar. This park is generally seen to be less crowded compared to the other popular parks in the country.
Another fantastic place that you should not miss is Lake Nakuru. Be prepared to witness a great flock of flamingos in the area as they favor this lake as their home. The vicinity to the lake is also a picturesque view, perfect for photos and enjoying the African landscape.
Kenya not only offers a safari adventure but also a chance to visit the tribes in the area where you can learn about their culture and tradition. It’s a nice addition to experience while you are traveling in Kenya.
So what are you waiting for? Discover and explore the land of Kenya!
Check out our Top Kenya Safari Tours selection and see for yourself why our guests enjoy them. With these tours you will be able to fully enjoy and explore the Masai Mara region, Amboseli and other parks and top attractions in Kenya. When you visit these locations you will surely feel like you have experienced the best of Africa!
This safari tour visits two of the Rift Valley lakes and the classic Masai Mara. There will be plenty of opportunities to track down all the Big Five, see big five in their natural environment, spot hundreds of species of bird and watch big cats patrol the savannah plains!
Wondering if it’s a good idea to take a yoga safari in Africa? Kenya has long been delivering safe and rewarding yoga safaris in world-renowned Big 5 game reserves as well as beach holidays on the country’s dazzling coastline and Indian Ocean islands. .
This safari is specially designed to experience what Kenya has to offer. Visit Kenya’s top parks and reserves. And get the chance to enjoy game drives tracking the Big Five and so much more.
Kenya, as a tourist destination, has earned recognition at the world stage. The recent crowning of Masai Mara reserve as the best game sanctuary in Africa by the World Travel Awards (WTA) can attest to this.
The country is divided into 8 manageable sections that represent different tour circuits. Each circuit combines attractions and destinations that are in the same region. This makes each package accessible and exciting. You can visit attractions in different regions, but even if you stick to one circuit, you will still have the best Kenya safari tours that would deserve another turn. Here are the different kinds of circuits in Kenya available for you to explore and discover:
There are other activities in Kenya that you can enjoy while in the country. Why not take a cultural tour in between your safari and experience the rich tradition of the country? You can visit the Masai tribe in the area or the Samburu and Turkana tribes for a day and learn about their way of life. If hiking is something your keen of trying then try climbing up Mt. Kenya. It offers fantastic views to any hiker.
Exploring Nairobi is another experience worth doing. Nairobi has many tourist attractions such as local museums, food spots and local markets are always interesting places to visit. You can also visit the Giraffe center close and Elephant orphanage while you’re in Nairobi or the Karen Blixen museum.
There are also UNESCO Heritage Sites in Kenya that you should visit. One of these is the Mijikenda Kaya Forest which consist of 11 separate forest sites spread over along the coast of about 200 kilometers. In this forest you will discover the fortified villages of the Mijikenda people known as “Kaya”. No one lives there now and these “Kayas” are now revered to be sacred sites. Another UNESCO Heritage Site you may be interested in visiting is Fort Jesus which is located at Mombasa harbor. It was built by the Portuguese sometime in 1593 to the designs of Giovanni Battista Cairati to protect the port of Mombasa. Tourists can spend the day exploring the battlements and houses that lie within the walls. The design of the fort’s layout is one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture which stressed the importance of perfect proportions and geometric harmony.
Amboseli National Park lies in the southern region of Kenya. It is widely known for the elephant herds calling the park home and the view of Mt. Kilimanjaro. There are other wildlife in the park you can encounter too though like giraffes, zebras and the rich birdlife as well. You can also opt to visit the Masai tribe in the area as well to learn about their traditions and daily life. The park has different environments which are: dried-up bed of Lake Amboseli, wetlands with sulphur springs, the savannah and woodlands.
A safari that takes you to Amboseli National Park in the foot hills of Mount Kilimanjaro while in Kenya. Tanzania’s premier parks – Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Top it with 3 days at Serene Zanzibar beach.
Wondering if it’s a good idea to take a yoga safari in Africa? Kenya has long been delivering safe and rewarding yoga safaris in world-renowned Big 5 game reserves as well as beach holidays on the country’s dazzling coastline and Indian Ocean islands. .
This safari is specially designed to experience what Kenya has to offer. Visit Kenya’s top parks and reserves. And get the chance to enjoy game drives tracking the Big Five and so much more.
Kenya is not usually known for the beaches but rather for the safari activities it has to offer. So it may come as a surprise to you but Kenya has amazing beaches you can visit too. There’s the beaches at Mombasa, Diani, Watamu and Lamu Island.
Mombasa’s coastline is dotted with pristine inviting blue beaches. You’ll find several beaches you can visit here. Namely the below:
Diani Beach is located close to Mombasa — just about 30 kilometers south of Mombasa. Tourists here can enjoy water sports, snorkeling to check out the beautiful coral reefs and Palm trees providing shade from the African sun. A tourist destination definitely worth checking out.
Watamu beach is where Watamu Marine National Park is located has over 110 species of coral, leatherback turtles, whale sharks, and manta rays. It’s a paradise many tourists would want to visit over and over again. Watamu beach is great for snorkeling, appreciating marine life and enjoying a relaxing beach life. Plus, it is less crowded than the beaches near Mombasa.
Lamu Island is a UNESCO Heritage Site which is also known for its exotic beautiful beaches. There are no modern vehicles on the island so prepare to be transported back in time. The island has hints of Swahili, Portuguese and Turkish culture in it. It used to be a trading port and a gateway for foreign explorers. Interestingly there are no vehicles on the island. The preferred and only form of transportation is riding a donkey on land or a dhow on water. Bask in the beauty of Lamu’s beaches and learn about its colorful history while you’re in the island.
Ready to take that leap and discover all that Kenya has to offer? Check our available tour selections for one that will suit your need. We’ve got varied tours all carefully planned out to maximize the activities, the location and time of our clients. We will ensure that you will enjoy your tour to the fullest and come home with wonderful memories of Kenya!
This safari tour visits two of the Rift Valley lakes and the classic Masai Mara. There will be plenty of opportunities to track down all the Big Five, see big five in their natural environment, spot hundreds of species of bird and watch big cats patrol the savannah plains!
Following a night in Nairobi to relax and enjoy a historic tour of Nairobi or a delightful restaurant, depart early in the morning on safari to the Olpejeta Conservancy. Best of Kenya yoga safari is one of the most popular safaris in Kenya, where lodges are stylish, guides are knowledgeable and scenery extraordinary.
Wondering if it’s a good idea to take a yoga safari in Africa? Kenya has long been delivering safe and rewarding yoga safaris in world-renowned Big 5 game reserves as well as beach holidays on the country’s dazzling coastline and Indian Ocean islands. .
