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You wouldn’t expect bespoke luxury travel in the heart of East Africa – but you will be more than enraptured when you experience it. The Republic of Kenya takes everyone’s breath away and has an easy time of it. The very essence of Africa, it overflows with wildlife by the millions – wildebeests, elephants, and zebras – across a variety of landforms, all yours to discover. From the snow-covered equatorial Mount Kenya to the cities of Nairobi and Mombasa to the sand and surf of Diani Beach on the Indian Ocean coast, Kenya was made for adventure.

You will have difficulty finding words for the once-in-a-lifetime bespoke, luxury experiences waiting for you in Kenya.

One of the most challenging environments on earth is also one of the most hospitable – the people of Kenya will absolutely make your visit. With 60 distinct ethnic groups, you are bound to find a story to listen to from peoples whose histories will fascinate you for hours, from ancient tensions to modern triumphs. The vast savannah grasslands spread over much of the country are a big draw, luring thousands of visitors per year to Kenya’s popular national parks, including Maasai Mara, Tsavo National Park, and Nairobi National Park. The terrain is raw and rugged, all astonishingly beautiful. The Kenyan wilderness brings with it, of course, immeasurable wildlife, including migratory wildebeests, flamingos, and ostriches, the red elephants of Tsavo, and the Amboseli elephants of Mount Kilimanjaro. You will have difficulty finding words for the once-in-a-lifetime bespoke luxury safari experiences waiting for you here. As wild as it is, Kenya is also a place where conservation blends eco-tourism with wildlife protection and regional development. Simply, you don’t have to just watch, you can get involved as countless visitors do. Being a part of Kenya’s future is not only incredibly fulfilling but also a great way to get to know it. It’s time you said, “Jambo.”

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If you’re considering bespoke private travel to Kenya, let our expert Travel Designers make your vacation truly customized from start to finish. Having spent the last three decades traveling and experiencing the best luxury offerings firsthand, Tully Luxury Travel has an exceptional understanding of Kenya. We have the contacts and the relationships in place to ensure your travel needs are met – milestone celebrations, romantic dinners, private tours, dietary requirements, special room-service requests – all the details curated in step with your every wish. In Kenya, our private travel specialists have insider information that will elevate your bespoke luxury travel experience that much more. We can suggest regions of the country that best suit your interests from mountain to forest, grassland to the sandy beach. And we’ll put you in the best luxury resorts and safari lodges the country has to offer. The time to start planning your next vacation is now. Our private luxury travel service also allows us to secure the best amenities and VIP extras at no additional cost. That’s the Tully Difference. Talk with a specialist and start planning your bespoke Kenyan vacation today.

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Luxury Kenya Safari Tours made for you

Set off on incredible safari experiences

The Big Five

Spot the world's most famous wildlife and countless other species

Amboseli National Park

Track huge herds of magnificent elephants

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Explore on foot in Lewa and Laikipia

See them prey on wildebeest during the Great Migration

Wildlife, culture and exclusive safari experiences

Kenya’s landscapes are vast and varied. The country’s expansive national parks, as well as fascinating Maasai culture and exclusive conservancies, make for fantastic safari experiences.

Depending on when you visit, you may witness the drama of the Great Wildebeest Migration or be equally awed by glimpses of lions, leopards and cheetahs. The views over the border to Kilimanjaro from Amboseli and adventures in the dramatic Great Rift Valley are just as memorable.

Many of the country’s reserves place a strong emphasis on conservation, keeping their environmental impact to a minimum and concentrating on supporting local communities. Wherever you choose to stay, guided by our experts’ decades of combined expertise, you’ll find Kenya a very special destination for a luxury safari.

Our team delight in bringing this magical country to life on private, personalised journeys that favour genuine and rewarding Kenyan experiences. Your safari highlights might be visits to exclusive conservation areas, stays at locally run camps or relaxing at intimate luxury lodges. Adventures to this game and culture rich country can be as action-packed or as laidback as you wish.

You’ll also have the support of a personal concierge, based on the ground in Kenya and on hand to ensure you travel in absolute comfort and luxury from start to finish.

Experience the visceral excitement of the world famous wildebeest migration on the Maasai Mara and private conservation areas

Pop into Amboseli for stunning views over the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro

Further east to Chyulu Hills for remarkable insight into the lives of the Maasai

Venture north to the romantic Laikipia region of the Great Rift Valley with expert guides who’ll help you seek out the elusive black rhino

Visit the Samburu National Reserve for a variety of landscapes where lions, cheetahs and leopards stalk their prey

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Kenya offers most memorable safaris – rich in wildlife, culture and history. From the Maasai Mara with its iconic Great Migration river crossings, to the traditional culture and dramatic landscapes of the Samburu. The warmth and hospitality of the Kenyan people makes it a place to return, time and time again.

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Our experts bring decades of first-hand expertise. They’ve lived and travelled across Africa and are regularly on the ground reviewing the most exclusive camps and experiences. You’ll also have the support of a personal concierge, based in region.

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We handpick the most knowledgeable guides, who bring each destination to life with care and passion. They’re chosen for their ability to provide unrivalled insight into the region’s wildlife and landscapes as well as a genuine, memorable experience.

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By travelling with us, you directly support a range of initiatives spanning wildlife conservation to community engagement. Our luxury trips are designed to prioritise experiences that are positive for you and the places you visit.

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Whatever you want from your Kenya safari tour, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

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A thriving elephant population set against the backdrop of mount kilimanjaro makes Amboseli a wildlife photographer's dream. Combined with meaningful cultural experiences and plenty of plains game and predators, there’s days of safari to be had here.

Snow-capped Mount Kenya looms out of the sky to the south with mountains and deserts to north making the Borana Conservancy a particularly beautiful location for your safari. With a focus on conservation, endangered species, as well as iconic Kenyan wildlife.

Chyulu Hills

Chyulu Hills isn’t like anywhere else in Kenya. Volcanic cones, craters, rocky outcrops and lava fields dominate the landscapes. Wildlife now thrives here after years of hunting with lions and black rhino returning to the area.

Kenyan Coast

Palm fringed, white sand beaches with laidback resorts are the perfect base to discover the coast. Coral reefs and hundreds of brightly colored fish can be found on snorkelling and diving adventures. Above the shoreline there’s boat trips and exhilarating kite surfing.

Laikipia Plateau

One of Kenya’s top wildlife destinations with a focus on sustainability and conservation. Big cats, herds of elephants, black rhino and plains game roam here. Explore in jeeps, on foot or even by camel.

Lake Nakuru

Nakuru national park is a small, perfectly formed park. Lake Nakuru itself, in the middle park, is home to pretty pink flamingos who feed in the shallow waters. Large game and hundreds of bird species can be found here for an exciting safari experience by the water.

Lamu Archipelago

Situated in the twinkling waters of the Indian Ocean sits the unspoilt paradise of the Lamu Archipelago. Off the beaten track, this remote beach hideaway offers a rich cultural heritage, ready to be discovered.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy has proudly turned this former cattle ranch into a thriving wildlife reserve home to a large percentage of Kenya’s black and white rhinos. Close ties to the local Masaai community mean genuine cultural exchanges.

Loita Forest

Loita Forest is the place of birds; diverse habitats of wooded areas, swamps and rivers are a haven to many Kenyan and migratory bird species. No large predators allows for abundant walking trails, guided by local Maasai for an authentic and rewarding experience on foot.

The Masai Mara is one of the most famous national parks in the world. The place to see the Great Wildebeest Migration thundering through the Mara River and masses of varied wildlife from the big five to birdlife.

A small collection of private conservancies border the Masai Mara and with no fences, wildlife roams freely. Visitors however, are restricted so expect exclusive safari experiences and alternative activities such as walking safaris.

Meru National Park

Meru has an abundance of water; regular rainfall, swamps and several rivers coursing through the landscapes attract a diverse range of wildlife. Get caught up in the touching story of Elsa the lion cub from the novel ‘Born Free’ which was set in Meru

Scratch the surface and Kenya’s capital and find there’s more than meets the eye in this bustling metropolis. Stunning hotels, markets, museums, wildlife sanctuaries and it’s even got its own national park.

Home to the Samburu and an area of great cultural and natural significance. Some of the species that roam this arid landscape cannot be found anywhere else, including Grevy’s zebra.

Solio Private Reserve

Solio is Kenya’s leading rhino sanctuary and a wildlife haven to many other creatures including over 300 species of birds. Another shining star of conservation that offers varied safari experiences.

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When to visit

January to March is hot and humid but game will be condensed around water. July to October are the ideal months to travel, with the Great Migration in action.

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The organization and detail of travel was superb! Jody and Charlotte helped every step of the way. It was a luxury safari. The game drives and accommodations were wonderful. It was a trip of a lifetime!

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When the mind’s eye dreams of an African safari, chances are, it’s a portrait of Kenya. It’s where the modern safari was born and to this day, remains the ultimate destination for wildlife viewing.

From tropical forests that hug the Indian Ocean and open savannah to arid shrubland and Rift Valley lakes, Kenya’s appeal is as diverse as its kaleidoscope of landscapes. Layered upon its dramatic scenery are wonderful opportunities to connect with Indigenous peoples, a pleasing climate well suited to year-round travel, streams of wildlife moving with the Great Migration , and sumptuous safari lodges and tented camps.

Sharing a border with Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park , the iconic Maasai Mara National Reserve is Kenya’s most famous safari destination—and it’s got the wildlife to back up its legendary reputation. Casting an eye further north, exciting safari adventures await on the Laikipia Plateau and in Samburu County—each meriting a visit. South of the Mara, venture into the heart of Maasailand in Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills , where elephant herds gather in the shadow of formidable Mount Kilimanjaro .

Across the country, Kenya’s collection of private conservancies are writing biodiversity comeback stories. For travelers staying in a conservancy, the upside is three-fold: exclusivity away from mass market crowds, knowing tourism dollars cycle directly into conservation and local communities, and a wider diversity of activities not possible in Kenya (or Tanzania ’s) national parks and reserves. When you’ve raised your last sundowner on safari, make an easy transfer to a Lamu Island beach or relax into the serene, forested foothills of the Matthews Range .

What to expect on a luxury safari in Kenya

For the most part, luxury safaris in Kenya focus on game drives as the primary mode of wildlife viewing. Days are typically scheduled around an early morning and an afternoon drive. Sunset is observed with sundowners in-hand—a gin and tonic is the tradition, but you might pick a tipple from a tailgate mini bar—served in a scenic spot. Depending on your camp or lodge , a gourmet, multi-course dinner can be taken convivially with other guests, privately in your room or al fresco in the bush. After dark, you might gather round an outdoor fire, stargaze, enjoy a night game drive (depending where you are), lay out on a star bed, or simply retreat to your room to rest for the next glorious day on safari.

Activities like hot air ballooning (in the Mara) , guided bush walks, community or conservation project visits, horseback riding , camel safaris , mountain biking , fishing , scenic flights (and so much more) add diversity to the day. Kenya has no shortage of luxurious tented safari camps and lodges spanning a diversity of landscapes ranging from open savannah to acacia woodlands, grassland and coastal beaches, and broadleaf forest.

The Great Migration is often presented as a map emblazoned with a clockwise circuit where wildlife cycles between Tanzania’s Serengeti in the south and Kenya’s Maasai Mara in the north, taking place between May and December, reaching the Mara in July and staying through late September. (If only!) In reality, this illustration is an oversimplification of a complex phenomenon. As with anything that moves with the rhythms of nature, the Great Migration should be interpreted as a pattern rather than gospel. Still, there are some general guidelines for when and where to visit. We explain it all in our Complete Guide to The Great Migration in Africa —have a read!

The Mara is one of Africa’s premier wildlife viewing areas. In our humble opinion, it’s the best. At minimum, you should spend three nights but you can easily spend a week in the Mara, especially when combining two different areas like Mara North Conservancy and Naboisho Conservancy, for example. You don’t have to spend the entire time in the game vehicle, either. We can help select properties that offer walks, cultural activities and even horseback riding.

Kenya is a malaria endemic country and visitors are at risk of contracting the mosquito-transmitted disease when traveling in areas below 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) above sea level, especially during the short and long rains (March to May and November to December.) The CDC recommends that travelers going to certain areas of Kenya take prescription medicine to prevent malaria. Consult your doctor to assess which antimalarial is the best option for you.

Kenya is a very family-friendly safari destination. In fact, it’s one of our favorite places to send parents traveling with their kids. Many properties offer adjoining rooms or exclusive-use villas for a home-away-from home experience. Kenya’s conservancies offer the best flexibility, boasting a wide array of activities and amenities. (Think: pools, kid-friendly programming, childminding, “bumbles,” scavenger hunts, etc.) Set on exclusive tracts of protected land, choosing a private vehicle and guide means your day can revolve around your children’s needs, rather than scheduled game drives. Plus, unlike strictly regulated national parks, the littles will be able to stretch their legs beyond the vehicle with a bit more freedom.

If you’d like a firsthand account of what it’s like to go on safari with young children, connect with our family specialists who have done it themselves.

Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is not only well connected to international gateways in Europe (through which many American travelers transit), it’s also a major hub for East Africa. You can land, catch a night’s rest in a chic hotel and then promptly fly onward to your safari destination or beach escape via a local carrier.

Traveling overland by road is possible in Kenya, thanks to a robust highway network. You’ll often see this option normalized on mass market Kenya safari tours. However, road conditions and the obstacles along them can stretch a journey to an uncomfortable duration. Travelers who have recently spent a full day flying to Kenya won’t likely want to spend much more time in transit. Plus, you’re going to be spending many more hours seated, rumbling down corrugated roads while enjoying game drives!

Most parks, reserves and conservancies have one or more airstrips serviced by scheduled or charter light aircraft. These six-to-12 seaters are practical, scenic and more affordable than you might think. The difference in time is appreciable. From Nairobi to the Mara by road can take five-and-a-half hours on a good day; by air, it’s just one hour and 15 minutes. Simply put, flying is a far more luxurious and refined way to get around.

As a collective, the EJ team doesn’t recommend a driving safari in Kenya. Don’t get us wrong, we love the charm of a good road trip that unfurls through pretty landscapes; Kenya’s highways are not that experience.

Kenya and Tanzania are equally wonderful places to experience a classic, East African safari. Both offer incredible wildlife viewing and share the Great Migration.

Kenya’s wild spaces are a collection of national parks, national reserves and private conservancies. A conservancy is land managed by an individual owner, group or community for the purpose of wildlife conservation. They operate in close cooperation with local communities and generate revenue through small scale tented safari camps or lodges. Conversely, much of Tanzania’s protected lands are designated as national parks. (By some estimates, 38 per cent of Tanzania is protected land—one of the highest proportions in the world.) Just as we experience in the United States, national parks in East Africa are subject to permitting, rules, and regulations. From a visitor perspective this means abiding by park hours, possible crowding, and the inability to get out of the safari vehicle to really stretch your legs or enjoy a night game drive. There’s nothing wrong with staying in a national park or reserve, but we love to recommend Kenya’s private conservancies to our travelers. Since they’re not subject to the same stringent standards, you’re able to better direct your schedule, pursue your interests, wander off the beaten track, enjoy guided bush walks or walking safaris, shirk the crowds and enjoy a wider array of activities.

Otherwise, Kenya scores points for accessibility, thanks to better road infrastructure, great international connections to Nairobi, and a longer history of tourism. Its Maasai and Samburu cultural interactions are also a visitor highlight. In EJ’s opinion, the Maasai Mara is second-to-none for game viewing in East Africa.

Alternatively, for some travelers, the appeal of Tanzania’s Northern Circuit (icons include Mount Kilimanjaro , Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater ) are a siren’s call they can not resist. Safari-goers who want to end their trip at the beach might prefer to do so in Zanzibar . Tanzania also offers chimp trekking, which is not possible in Kenya. However, regions of Tanzania can be more difficult to reach, meaning getting around can take longer. It’s also slightly more expensive to go on safari in Tanzania.

Joyfully, those who have the time, can easily combine Kenya and Tanzania on a single itinerary via direct flights connecting the Maasai Mara with the Serengeti.

When is the best time to go on safari in Kenya?

Though there is no “bad” time to go on safari in Kenya, July, August, and September during the dry season are conventionally recommended to travelers looking for iconic Great Migration moments. In addition to potentially witnessing a dramatic river crossing, these are the months when the largest herds of wildebeest and zebra—and the predators who stalk them—are amassing throughout the Maasai Mara. However, travelers shouldn’t shy away from visiting the resident game outside of peak season (aka “ secret season “) when crowds thin and intermittent showers paint the landscape in shades of verdant green.  

Since Kenya straddles the equator, the average year-round temperature fluctuates just a handful of degrees. Warmer months hover in the low 80s (~27°C) while the cooler months are still pleasant in the mid-70s (~24°C). For this reason, it’s practical for travelers to think in terms of wet and dry seasons instead—and to consider the elevation of the region they are visiting. 

Dry seasons (yes, plural) in Kenya typically run June to October and December to February. Mid-March through May, and November are Kenya’s wettest months. April and May see the most rainfall, earning them the moniker “the long rains.” November dumps a little less volume, arriving in short bursts, usually in the evening. Resultantly, these are referred to as “the short rains.” Travelers shouldn’t be automatically turned off by a wet season safari. As a trend, bouts of rainfall commonly arrive as an intense downpour and then promptly ease off or stop after an hour or so.  

Click to read more about The Best Time to Visit Kenya , including a month-by-month guide.

What’s the average cost of a safari in Kenya?

Speaking to the average cost of a Kenya safari, budget itineraries can start as low as $300 per person per night—but this is the absolute bottom of the range for mass-market tourism. (We don’t recommend or sell these trips.)

You can generally budget $1,000 per person per night as a starting point for a luxury Kenya safari , based on two persons sharing. This figure can ebb with seasonality and camp exclusivity. The daily rate is inclusive of accommodation, expert guides, game viewing drives (shared and/or private), gourmet meals, bar, and land/air transfers within Kenya. You’ll need to budget for international flights, visas, gratuities, and incidentals.

Travelers often ask our Africa safari specialists where they can maximize value, and we are more than happy to advise where to splurge and save, but we can not conjure camp availability. To achieve the best selection of options within your preferred budget, you want to plan your Kenya safari a year in advance—or even earlier. For the Mara during peak or high season, we recommend (at least) 12 months ahead; for green season, you might get away with a two-month booking window.

If you’re not bound to traveling during calendar holidays or school breaks and aren’t particularly fussed about the Great Migration, we love recommending traveling in Kenya’s secret season . Not only do the crowds lighten up, but prices soften. During the months commonly associated with the short and long rains, you’re more likely to find properties offering incentives such as “stay four, pay for three.” Sure, you may encounter some brief bursts of rain, but the landscape will be flush with flora and vitality—a stark contrast from the dusty, parched dry season. (It’s worth noting the summer months are not wholly exempt from precipitation and weather patterns are shifting.)

Read more in-depth : How Much Does a Kenya Safari Cost?

Is it safe to go on safari in Kenya?

Yes, Kenya is a safe, popular place to enjoy a safari, especially when your visit is organized by a reputable travel operator—like Extraordinary Journeys.

Traveling with EJ means every last detail of your bespoke Kenya trip is taken care of. You won’t have to worry about things like getting to and from the airport or navigating public transit. Hosts and transportation partners will be anticipating your arrival, and our in-destination concierge will be checking in along the way. Our clients report feeling supported and taken care of.

We only work with highly regarded companies and operators, so we know you’re in good hands. What’s more, we lean into client feedback which means we’re constantly evaluating to ensure guest expectations were met, especially as they relate to safety and comfort. I.e.: guides showed professionalism, drivers were reliable, vehicles and equipment were well-maintained, etc

Personal safety in urban centers

Unlike the somewhat prescribed and insular safari experience (where most people you’ll encounter are guides, staff or other guests), if your trip passes through an urban center (Nairobi, for example), you may enjoy some self-guided leisure time. No place can be immunized against petty crime or crimes of opportunity, so exercise an awareness of your surroundings and use common sense. Take precautions to protect your belongings, especially valuables. Avoid walking alone at night and public demonstrations; travel only with authorized taxis. If you’re ever unsure, connect with your in-destination Extraordinary Journeys concierge. We’re ready to support you, 24/7.

Wilderness safety

On safari, nature is unscripted. It’s vitally important that you listen to your guides and follow their instructions—on game drives and while on property. You are, after all, on the home turf of some pretty impressive big game—predators included.

Game drives are generally very safe and inherently, vehicles offer a level of comfort and security. Walking safaris , fly camping and horseback safaris require some extra precautions, but when enjoyed in the company of experts, are also quite safe.

It’s also important to keep in mind that guides must abide by various park rules. Some national parks limit visitor hours, some maintain you must remain in your vehicle (no walking). Such rules exist to keep you and the animals safe. In private conservancies, there are more flexible options. Most guided wilderness excursions are accompanied by armed rangers. It goes without saying, never approach or attempt to touch wildlife.

On property, many safari camps are unfenced. This results in magical moments like elephants drinking from the swimming pool. It may also mean you need to be escorted to your suite after dark by a Maasai warrior. Note: a boundary-free concept is not always appropriate for young children. Your guide and lodging will offer safety briefings and orientations.

Health and safety

A safari will bring you through remote wilderness where medical facilities and supplies are limited. Camps and lodges can offer trained first aid assistance and help with common ailments, but serious emergency medical attention may require an evacuation. Included in every Extraordinary Journeys trip is AMREF Flying Doctors coverage, should you require access to more involved medical care.

Regardless of the destination, we recommend that all clients purchase travel insurance. This should include a policy which would pay for evacuation to the United States, if needed. If you regularly take prescription medication (or may potentially require it), prepare to bring a sufficient supply with you. If you have a medical condition or chronic disease, you should visit your doctor to discuss any concerns prior to travel.

Much of Kenya’s land area falls under a malaria risk. The blanket advice is to take an antimalarial when traveling below 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) in elevation. (Here’s a helpful interactive map .) Choosing which preventative prophylactic is best for you should be done in consultation with a physician. Note: a resistance to Chloroquine has been observed in Kenya. 

Otherwise, the CDC encourages travelers to be up to date on all routine vaccines.

Are there travel restrictions or requirements for Kenya?

U.S. citizens require an e-visa to enter Kenya, with the exception of children under the age of 16. The cost is $50 USD and visas must be obtained and approved in advance of arrival. The application process is performed online. You’re advised to travel with a printed copy in the event an immigration officer requests to see it. Your passport should be valid for a minimum of six months beyond the date of entry, and you’ll need two blank pages. The e-visa is valid for 90 days.

Another option is to apply for a 90-day East Africa Visa, valid jointly for Uganda , Rwanda and Kenya. The cost is $100 USD and you must apply online, in advance through the country you will be arriving. You can cross borders multiple times, but if you leave the block of countries, it is no longer valid.

Kenya is considered a Yellow Fever Zone. If you only plan to travel within the country, there is no vaccine requirement.

If you plan to enjoy some onward travel, the vaccine and its accompanying certificate are required. If you are arriving in Kenya from a yellow fever endemic country (Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Congo or Ethiopia), you’ll also need to show a vaccination certificate. This applies to travelers as young as nine months old.

However, just because a certificate may not be required for travel purposes, you may still benefit from the vaccine. Typically, a single dose offers effective immunity for life. Here is a map that shows the CDC’s Yellow Fever vaccination recommendations for Kenya.

What wildlife will I see on safari in Kenya?

Kenya’s 40-plus national parks, reserves, and private conservancies are home to a diverse range of wildlife—some 25,000 animal species. Depending on the area(s) you visit during your luxury Kenya safari, you might observe buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and rhino, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, cheetah, hyena, warthog, antelope species (impala, gazelle, eland, kudu), and hippo and crocodile in rivers or waterholes.

Specifically, the Maasai Mara and its adjacent private conservancies, are famous for its concentration of big cats and herds of wildebeest that visit by way of the Great Migration. Elephant lovers should fix an eye upon Amboseli National Park , home to the Amboseli Trust for Elephants, the longest-running elephant study in the world. In northern Kenya’s Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy pay a visit to Reteti Elephant Sanctuary . You’ll be paired with an elephant keeper to learn how Africa’s first community-owned sanctuary “rescues to release.”

Kenya’s rhino populations have suffered a tragic story, falling from some 20,000 members in the 1960s to ~600 today. The market for illegal rhino horn still prevails which contributes to rhino recovery’s limited success. Where preserves and sanctuaries have been established, they require round-the-clock armed protection against poachers. Exciting opportunities to sight endangered black and white rhino exist in Meru National Park , Lewa Conservancy, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Borana Conservancy, Lake Nakuru National Park, and Nairobi National Park. In February 2024, 21 black rhino were introduced to Loisaba Conservancy .

Kenya is a haven for birdwatchers, boasting more than 1,100 recorded bird species. The country has a diverse range of habitats, from arid deserts to wetlands, which provide ideal breeding and feeding grounds. In particular, the Rift Valley lakes (Lake Nakuru, Lake Baringo, and Lake Naivasha) attract a large volume of migratory and resident birdlife. The Mara is also a popular spot for birdwatching, with 470 bird species on record. Kenya icons include the crowned hornbill, African fish eagle, scarlet-chested sunbird, and large concentrations of flamingo.  

Who should go on safari in Kenya?

Kenya is a safari crowd-pleaser for many types of travelers. It’s a fantastic introduction to Africa travel for those new to the continent and for safari first-timers. Repeat visitors have plenty of options for delving deeper, getting into regions like Samburu and Laikipia, not to mention the sheer array of conservancies and gorgeous lodges on offer. Kenya’s smorgasbord of extracurricular activities out of the game vehicle means no two days are alike. Related reading: Is South Africa or Kenya Better for Safari?

Otherwise, Kenya ranks among EJ’s top destinations for a luxury Africa family safari , a place where children aren’t merely tolerated by camp staff but embraced. We particularly like to recommend parents and littles stay in private conservancies where flexibility is king. Private vehicles and guides mean your day can revolve around snack breaks and naps, without the stress of inconveniencing other (kid-free) guests. Childminding and programming like scavenger hunts and “bush bumbles” cater to the interests of busy littles. We enjoy sending families to Ol Malo Lodge , Ekorian’s Mugie Camp, Sirikoi , Lewa Wilderness and Kicheche Mara Camp where, in some cases, the owners or managers are parents themselves, often with families living on-site. We’re big fans of private bush homes for traveling families, too.

Kenya also features as a perennial honeymoon destination for many travelers (and those celebrating anniversaries and milestone birthdays ). Be it the glamor of canvas tents swathed in wilderness or the Out of Africa vibe, couples—whether newly minted or celebrating milestone anniversaries—are romanced by the savannah. 

Many of our favorite small camps are well suited for exclusive-use for small groups, and many properties feature exclusive-use homes or villas. We also know some lovely, family-owned, and hosted properties where solo travelers will feel abundantly welcome.

Kenya is also a destination well suited to active travelers. Mount Kenya offers trekking opportunities, walking safaris invite you into the bush for some fly camping, and helicopter and horseback safaris offer a unique vantage point from which to observe wildlife.

Where to go on a luxury safari in Kenya

Kenya is a country smaller than Texas, of which, half is semi-arid desert that remains a mystery to most travelers. Safari-goers gravitate to the Maasai Mara, Laikipia Plateau, Samburu County (Rift Valley), Amboseli & Chyulu Hills, and Meru national parks. As a trend, travelers arrive via Nairobi and visit two to four different areas before retreating to the beaches of the Kenyan Coast .

Maasai Mara National Reserve

It’s rare that the Maasai Mara isn’t included on a Kenya safari itinerary—it is second to none for African game-viewing. It’s important to remember this is a national reserve, operating with certain restrictions, including limited hours of operation. You can not leave your vehicle (bush walks and hikes are not possible), nor are after-dark night game viewing drives.

The Mara can get quite busy in high and peak seasons. There is nothing wrong with staying within the Reserve, but we prefer the private conservancies adjacent to the park for flexibility, privacy, and exclusivity. Our favorites are Mara North Conservancy, Olare Orok Conservancy, Olare Motorogi Conservancy, and Naboisho Conservancy.

Another Extraordinary Journeys favorite is Laikipia , an expansive region stretching from Mount Kenya to the Great Rift Valley and made up of private ranches, communal grazing areas, and private reserves. While it’s not as game-heavy as the Maasai Mara, Laikipia has fewer visitors and gorgeous views of high-altitude grasslands. It’s a great place to get out of the Land Cruiser and into the bush on a horseback safari, camel ride or bush walk. Lewa, Ol Pejeta, Loisaba, and Solio are our preferred conservancies. 

Standing in stark contrast to the forests of Meru or the open plains of the Maasai Mara, Samburu County is located on the hot, arid fringes of Kenya’s vast northern region. Venture here to leave the crowds behind, to meet the Samburu people, spot the ‘Samburu Special 5’ (herbivores found only north of the equator) and other unique experiences like rhino tracking on foot and visiting Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. 

A visit to Meru National Park —a lesser-visited park with a two-decade-long comeback story—rewards with glimpses of the Big Five. Rivers and streams are a feature of the park; there’s a rhino sanctuary and an EJ favorite property: Elsa’s Kopje . 

Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills

Toward the Tanzania-Kenya border, Amboseli National Park and Chyulu Hills National Park are seated near Tsavo West in the heart of Maasailand, preserving an essential migration corridor. It’s a region known for its big game, especially herds of African elephant, framed by views of snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro. 

There are wonderful opportunities for cultural interactions throughout Kenya, particularly in Samburu, Laikipia, and the Maasai Mara.

A night or two in Nairobi offers a chance to see a bit of the city and get up close and personal with giraffes while shaking the jet lag. Because Nairobi is a major African hub, it is easy to combine a Kenya safari with its coastal beaches. Many Extraordinary Journeys travelers continue their journey with a gorilla trek in neighboring Rwanda or Uganda .

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A luxury Kenyan safari requires diligent planning. We consider weather, timing, animal movements (if the Great Migration is a priority) and the availability of the best safari camps—some book up well in advance. Extraordinary Journeys’ Africa safari specialists will happily help you parse out which regions and parks in Kenya will align with your unique interests.

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Somak Luxury Travel was founded in Nairobi in 1968, and so Kenya holds a special place in our hearts. We are long established in providing some of the most exclusive safaris, holidays to some of the most undiscovered beaches, and adventures to some of the most remote locations.

Kenya offers some of the most magical experiences on Earth. From seeing the ‘Big Five’ in their natural habitat, to the unspoiled coastline, Kenya really does have something for everyone.

For intrepid explorers looking for the best African adventures, Somak Luxury Travel has a very special range of Kenyan experiences to offer.

Kenya is perhaps the most popular place to go on safari – and for good reason, offering an array of adventure holidays as diverse as one’s imagination. Kenya’s variety is near-impossible to match – there are few other destinations where you can experience safaris, dense forests, tranquil beaches and rich local culture all in one holiday.

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Home to some of the world’s greatest game reserves and parks, Kenya is synonymous with safaris. But as well as the Big Five, a holiday here opens the door to a world of luxury lodges, beautiful beaches, stunning scenery and fascinating local cultures.

The white sands and balmy waters of the ever-inviting Indian Ocean. The traditionally-robed and beaded local tribesmen of the Maasai. The volcanic ridges of the Great Rift Valley. The romantic tented camps with their outdoor bucket showers and the salt lakes packed full of pink flamingos. It’s all part and parcel of the Kenya experience.

However diverse your tailor-made itinerary, your trip simply has to include at least one big game safari. Whether you choose to watch vast herds of migrating wildebeest in the Maasai Mara, sidle up to reticulated giraffe on horseback in the remote Laikipia Plateau, go bird watching in Meru or take flight over vast herds of game in a hot air balloon, a Kenyan safari is an experience you won’t soon forget.

The country’s long and glorious coastline provides a convenient and fitting finale, but you can also hop over to nearby Zanzibar or the scenic Seychelles for some well-deserved post-safari R&R.

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Ultimate safari expeditions into the heart of the great migration in masai mara kenya finishing at the indian ocean.

Join me and our Masai-born guide on this epic journey through pristine Kenyan wilderness and witness one of the Seven Wonders of Africa – The Great Wildebeest Migration across the Mara River

This is your once a lifetime opportunity to be part of a unique expedition designed to give you the most thrilling safari experience while staying in the best lodges and villas Kenya has to offer. 

Throughout your trip we have hand-picked special experiences which we know will take your breath away such as hot air balloon ride on top of the Great Migration, visits to authentic Masai villages, horse riding at sundown in the wild and more.

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There will be numerous wildlife encounters which will make you tremble with excitement, such as getting up close and personal with large prides of lions (safely of course !) or hearing the high pitch sound of hyenas feasting on the remains of a zebra.

The abundance of wildlife in the whole Mara region guarantees to see things unlikely to be seen on any other African safari.

Our Masai guide called Saruni is specifically trained and certified to drive in the Masai Mara region. We will be driving our 4x4 Jeep off road, across rivers, through mud and the thickest bush in order to find cheetahs, lions and leopards which are the most elusive big cats.

 after a busy week in the wild, discover the pristine indian ocean beaches of the coast of Kenya

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Kenya & tanzania safari adventure aug 17.

Although we had previously visited Kenya six years ago (on the Gorillas and Masai Mara trip) we had never seen the wildebeest crossing so I had really hoped to be ...

Kenya & Tanzania safari adventure Aug 17

Saw all the infamous National parks & so much awesome wildlife, too numerous to mention. Great group, relaxing tour pace & even the camping was great! The w...

Great trip!

It was a great trip, wonderful to see the animals in their natural habitat. Some long days of driving but well worth it in the end. Erellah was great leader, poi...

Unbelievable adventure

Well where to begin in reviewing this trip? I guess at the start and it certainly is as advertised an adventure, and an adventure you will never forget. From the v...

Fantastic Trip

We have returned from a tailormade trip to Kicheche Mara Camp in Kenya and Fumba Beach Lodge in Zanzibar. I must congratulate Charlie Potter for his organisation an...

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Top Tour Operators and Travel Agencies in Kenya 2024/2025

Top Tour Operators and Travel Agencies in Kenya. Below you will find 36 of the best tour operators and travel agencies in Kenya offering in total 230 tours and holidays through-out Kenya. Combined they have received 240 customer reviews and an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The top tour activities offered in Kenya are: Wildlife, landscapes and nature, Adventure and sport & Beach, romance, getaways and relaxation.

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• Address Edificio TUI, SM2, Calle Rita Levi, Parc Bit, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
• Response Rate 98%
• Response Time 1 hour

• Best-in-Class Top 5% of companies
• Excellent Service Top 10% of companies
• Superior Service Top 15% of companies

Arch Treks and Safaris

• Address Membley Park Estate, Precious Court. Umoja Road,Jacaranda drive House J-02, Ruiru. Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 71%
• Response Time 3 hours

Exodus Travels

• Address Grange Mills, Weir Road, London, England
• Response Rate 85%

• Address Longonot Place, 4th Floor, Kijabe Street., Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 87%
• Response Time 2 hours

Kikwetu Cultural Adventures

• Address P. O. Box 48040, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 60%

Tropical Vacations

• Address Travel House , Muindi Mbingu Street, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 75%

One Horizon Africa

• Address The Green House, Ngong Rd, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 100%

African Sermon Safaris

• Address College House 4th Floor, Koinange Street. P.O. Box 51322, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 50%

Kibera Holiday Safaris

• Address 104543, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 82%

In2Kenya Safari Watamu Kenya

• Address Jacaranda Road, Watamu, Kenya

• Address 38-51 Bedford Way, London, England
• Response Rate 88%

Baboon Budget Safaris

• Address Construst Hse,8th Flr, Moi Avenue,Next to Nairobi Sports Hse P.O. Box 7014 (00300), Nairobi, Kenya. REVIEW US Baboon Budget Safaris 46 reviews , nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 93%

Great Horizon Trails

• Address 356- 00100, Nairobi, Kenya
• Response Rate 67%

Incredible Kenya Adventures Tours & Safaris

• Address P O Box 19256-00100, Nairobi, Dominican Republic

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Top 18 Best travel agencies and tour companies in Kenya in 2024

Looking for a reliable travel agency for your trip to kenya look no further than our list of the top 18 travel and tour companies that offer unforgettable journeys for every traveler..

Let’s Discover Travel Ltd

• Location: Valley View Office Park, Tower A, 6th Floor
• Website: letsdiscovertravel.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 794 461 300

Pollman’s Tours & Safaris Ltd

• Location: Pollman's House, Malindi Road, Bamburi, Mombasa
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: 041 2106000

Express Travel Group

• Physical location: Hemingways House, Karen Office Park, Langata Road, Nairobi - Kenya
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: 0709 195000, 0722 204251, 0733 632917

Bountiful Safaris & Tours

• Physical location: Victoria Plaza, Parklands Rd, Nairobi
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 724 592707, +254 713 736371

Satguru Travel

• Physical location: Vision Plaza, 3rd Floor, Mombasa Road, Nairobi
• Website: satgurutravel.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 20 800 1000

Bonfire Adventures & Events

• Physical location: Yala Towers, 6th Floor, Koinange Street, Nairobi
• Website: bonfireadventures.com
• Email: [email protected]

African Horizons Travel & Safaris

• Physical location: Kipro Centre, Sports Rd, Nairobi
• Website: African-horizons.com
• Email: [email protected]

Kikwetu Cultural Adventures

• email: [email protected]
• phone: +254 721 538 659 / +254 791 861 977
• Physical location: Utalii House, Utalii Ln, Nairobi

TrippyGO Tours & Travel 

• Physical location: Euro Towers, Muthithi Road, Westlands
• Email: info at trippygotours.com
• inquiries: trippygotours.com 
• Phone: +254 721 517130, +254 700 828200, +254 796 007988

Pulse Africa

• Physical location: Giraffe Centre, Duma Road, Karen, Nairobi
• Website: pulseafrica.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 735 337 277, +254 727 337 277

Nahdy Travel & Tours Limited

• Physical location: Ngecha Road, Nairobi
• Email: [email protected] 
• Phone: +254 737 672116, +254 722 703479, +254 722 701108

AJKenyaSafaris

• Physical location: Grec Towers, Ruiru, Kenya
•  Email: [email protected], [email protected]
•  Phone: +254 769 404022, +254 719 222430

Vintage Africa

• Physical location: Corner Plaza, Westlands, Nairobi
• Website: vintageafrica.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 724 559 334, +254 733 559 334

Safari Trails

• Physical location: Lenana Road, Nairobi
• Website: safaritrails.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 714 045 678, +254 734 816 221

Safari Sense

• Physical location: Rhapta Heights, Rhapta Road, Nairobi
• Website: safari sense.co.ke
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 718 260 477, +254 735 266 422

Mara Triangle Safaris

• Physical location: Keekorok Airstrip, Maasai Mara National Reserve
• Website: maratrianglesafaris.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 703 564 264, +254 786 564 264

Asante Africa Safaris

• Physical location: Langata Road, Nairobi
• Website: asanteafricasafaris.com
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +254 710 984 129, +254 733 872 372

Expeditions Maasai Safaris

• Email:  [email protected]  
• Phone: +254 (20) 4402616 / +254 714 318944
• Physical location: Kenya Police Sacco Plaza, Ngara Road, Nairobi 

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