KENYA
THE GREATEST WILDLIFE SHOW ON EARTH
Kenya offers classic East African safari experiences across its legendary landscapes, from the sweeping savannahs of the Masai Mara to the rolling hills of Laikipia and the rugged beauty of Tsavo and Amboseli. It is one of the best wildlife destinations on the continent, home to thriving populations of lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, and an astonishing diversity of plains game and birdlife. The Masai Mara is world‑famous for hosting The Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth—the Great Wildebeest Migration. From late July through early October, more than a million wildebeest and zebra thunder across the plains and make their dramatic river crossings, pursued by predators in one of nature’s most unforgettable spectacles. Even outside migration season, the Mara offers exceptional wildlife viewing year‑round. Safari activities are diverse and immersive. Game drives take you through rich wildlife areas, while guided bush walks bring you closer to the sights, sounds, and tracks of the bush. Hot air balloon safaris with a champagne breakfast offer breathtaking aerial views of the Mara at sunrise. Swahili cultural experiences, photographic safaris, and birding safaris add depth and meaning to every journey. Kenya is also perfect for bush‑and‑beach holidays, pairing the Mara or Amboseli with the warm Indian Ocean coastline—Diani, Watamu, Lamu, and Malindi—where white sands and turquoise waters offer a serene contrast to the savannah. Accommodation ranges from simple bush camps to boutique lodges, luxury tented camps, and high‑end retreats, with camping options for those who want to sleep beneath the stars and hear the night come alive. Kenya combines beautifully with Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda, creating journeys that flow effortlessly between savannah, rainforest, and coastline.
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL:
A year‑round safari and beach destination. Great Wildebeest Migration: Late July–October
ACCOMMODATION:
Luxurious Hotels, Lodges & "Out of Africa" style Luxury Tented Camps
