Kenya Safari Tours: 2024 – 2025

Explore five diverse ecosystems, showcasing remarkable wildlife and traditional tribal cultures. Highlights include Amboseli National Park's views of Mount Kilimanjaro and its majestic elephants; Loisaba Conservancy's rare species and scenic vistas of Mount Kenya; the Masai Mara's role in the world’s largest migration; and Tanzania's iconic safari destinations, including the Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Into the heart of Kenya's pristine wilderness and rich culture. Explore the 5,000-acre Elerai Private Conservancy, nestled at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, where you’ll experience unspoiled landscapes and exceptional wildlife encounters away from the crowds of Amboseli National Park. In the Masai Mara, connect with the Maasai people along the Talek River, learning about their traditions while surrounded by breathtaking views and the vibrant sounds of monkeys and birds. This journey blends natural beauty, cultural interaction, and unforgettable wildlife experiences.

A perfect blend of thrilling trekking, wildlife encounters, and cultural immersion. Explore the scenic Rift Valley and Loita Hills, trekking through diverse terrains and ancient forests while interacting with Maasai communities. Enjoy luxurious stays at Lentorre Lodge, with stunning views and a private waterhole, and Speke's Camp, offering classic safari charm near the Maasai Mara. Experience the excitement of night drives, spotting nocturnal wildlife under star-lit skies. This journey combines adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable moments in Kenya’s pristine wilderness.

Enjoy the exclusivity of Masai Mara, which is committed to sustainable rangeland management, encouraging more modern and viable livestock enterprises that support local communities. Then explore the stunning landscapes of Meru National Park and its relatively untouched Kopje.

Experience the best of Africa with the Mara & Zanzibar 2025 tour, combining thrilling safari adventures and idyllic beach escapes. Witness the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, spot the Big Five, and enjoy cultural encounters with the Maasai people. Then, unwind on Zanzibar’s pristine beaches, snorkel in vibrant coral reefs, and explore the lush Johazi Forest. With luxurious accommodations, expert guides, and a perfect balance of adventure and relaxation, this journey offers an unforgettable blend of savannah and seashore magic.

This safari showcases Kenya's stunning views and rare wildlife at Loisaba Conservancy to prime game viewing at Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp in Mara North. Enjoy guided bush walks, thrilling game drives, and the chance to connect with Kenya’s vibrant tribal communities for an unforgettable cultural experience.

Spectacular views, variety of experiences and excellent cuisine are all an integral part of a safari. Kenya offers many superb private conservancies and unique boutique safari camps and lodges; some safari destinations suit low-key tented camps and others large open airy rooms with stunning views.

Kenya’s varied ecosystems and landscapes mean that there are more diverse species in Kenya than in any other country in Africa. It has been the natural home of celebrity safaris and royalty since the 19th century and remains arguably the most spectacular safari destination with unparalleled wildlife viewing.

An adventure trip to Kenya and Tanzania in May offers a thrilling blend of wildlife and cultural experiences. In Nairobi, visit the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust to see baby elephants, feed giraffes at the Giraffe Centre, and embark on a game drive in Nairobi National Park. Head to the Masai Mara for unforgettable safari game drives, where you’ll spot the Big Five and enjoy a hot air balloon ride over the plains. You can also immerse yourself in Maasai culture by visiting a local village. In Tanzania’s Serengeti, witness breathtaking landscapes and iconic wildlife, including lions, elephants, and cheetahs, with a stop at the Ngorongoro Crater to marvel at its diverse ecosystem. This adventure promises stunning sunsets and lifelong memories of the African wilderness.

"Kickstart the New Year with an unforgettable adventure in Kenya!"

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The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of Nature’s most awesome spectacles, and it takes place each year in the Mara/Serengeti ecosystem. In fact, it’s a continuous cycle of births, movements and deaths, all taking place on a vast scale, and with an incredible concentration of drama and emotion.

• Front-row seats to the Great Wildebeest Migration
• Escape from the crowds but still experience all the action
• Incredible wildlife sightings
• Knowledgeable, experienced local guides
• Access to secret locations that are normally off-limits

This is a safari for those of you who want to peel back the onion skin to reveal the complexity and depth of African wildlife and the excellent conservation projects that are being carried out on this most wondrous of continents!

Private Pilgrimage for families, groups, photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, watersport lovers.

Explorer’s Favourite 2025 for Families, Couples, Birders, Photographers, Adventurers, Safari Newbies.

Galloping in the open plains with a herd of zebra or walking quietly by a herd of grazing elephant – riding safaris are an incredibly unique way to explore areas off the beaten track.

Whether it be a morning ride, an alternative activity to the usual game drive or setting off on a week-long mobile riding safari – guests are provided with the rare chance of getting up close to wildlife without affecting their behaviour or intruding in their space.

Experience the best of Kenya's majestic wildlife at Amboseli National Park & the Masai Mara. A conservancy experience like no other!

A stunning 6-day combination safari including an overnight walking safari with fly camping while staying at Kicheche Safari camps in the Mara conservancies.

Karisia Walking Safaris, pioneers of Kenya walking safaris, take you on an adventurous walking safari near Laikipia. In this energetic walk, you will traverse across dramatic landscapes, and encounter local wildlife, birds and culture of the north.

Let us whisk you away for eight days of total wilderness. Experience an unrivalled diversity of animals in Meru, Immerse yourself in Loisaba’s wildlife-rich hills, and fly into the matchless Masai Mara.

• Cover three very different types of ecosystems while travelling in the luxury; encounter their inhabitants, whose authentic, traditional and colourful tribal ways remain relatively untouched.
• Experience a safari tailored to ensure a seamless experience; direct flights in an executive luxury aircraft, single check-in, and additional luggage allowance.
• Meru National Park provides an exclusive safari experience with only two camps in the 870km2 park, home to a large diversity of animals including rare species specific to Northern Kenya; Grevy’s zebra, gerenuk, Somali ostrich and reticulated giraffe.
• Loisaba is a 57,000-acre wildlife conservancy, which is home to the less-seen and rare northern species: wild dog, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, greater kudu and beisa oryx.
• The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to 3 million large animals; more than half of whom come and go according to one of the world’s largest wildlife migrations.

• Cover three very different types of ecosystems while travelling in the luxury; encounter their inhabitants, whose authentic, traditional and colourful tribal ways remain relatively untouched.
• Experience a safari tailored to ensure a seamless experience; direct flights in an executive luxury aircraft, single check-in, and additional luggage allowance.
• In Amboseli National Park, experience incredible views of Mount Kilimanjaro and witness some of Africa’s largest elephants.
• Loisaba is a 57,000-acre wildlife conservancy, which is home to the less-seen and rare northern species: wild dog, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, greater kudu and beisa oryx.
• The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to 3 million large animals; more than half of whom come and go according to one of the world’s largest wildlife migrations.