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Introducing Kenya

Kenya is one of the iconic safari destinations in Africa. It is home to some of the most sought after wildlife reserves, including the Masai Mara, which together with the Serengeti, hosts the Great Migration from July to October. Kenya is East Africa's premier safari destination and fondly regarded as the 'Jewel of Africa'. We can't deny that Kenya has it all, including incredible wildlife, beautiful mountains, deserts, salt lakes, cities, traditional culture, and modern arts.

With one-tenth of all land in Kenya designated as national parks and reserves, Kenya truly is a place for devoted safari guests. The Masai Mara, possibly Kenya's most well known, has some of the biggest predator populations in Africa, so if a Big Cat safari is what you are after, this is the place to be. Over 50 parks and reserves cover habitats from mountain forest to desert, and there are six marine parks in the Indian Ocean. Although the Masai Mara is Kenya's most famous attraction, Kenya boasts many other national parks, outstanding wildlife, villages, and beaches.

Top Destinations Kenya

Kenyas Spectacular Wildlife Crown Jewel. Home to the Big Five and the Wildebeest Migration Phenomenon.

Maasai Mara Game Reserve

This park enjoys the backdrop of Africa's most iconic mountains, Mount Kilimanjaro. Home to the largest concentration of elephants

Amboseli National Park

“The true wilderness of Africa”. Isolated, Wild and truly fascinating with varied wildlife that cannot be found anywhere else.

Samburu National Reserve

Picturesque, steep forested ravines and open moorland conservation area that provides a habitat for a variety of wildlife and birds.

Aberdare National Park

Often called the greatest bird spectacle on earth, the flamingos are undoubtedly one of Kenya’s top attractions. Lake Nakuru National Park is one of Kenya’s Rift Valley lakes.

Lake Nakuru National Park

This is the wilderness into which George and Joy Adamson released Elsa the lioness of which the film “Born Free” was based on.

Meru National Park

Nairobi National Park is undoubtedly one of Kenya’s most accessible and popular national parks to visit, with only a fence separating the park’s prolific wildlife from the metropolis

Nairobi National Park

Kenya's oldest and largest national park, Tsavo East's rugged volcanic landscape, is a haven for Kenya's northern and southern species. Ideal for those who wish to combine their Safari with a beach Holiday.

Tsavo East National Park

Tsavo West National Park habitat includes open plains and savannah bush, semi-desert scrub, acacia woodlands, numerous rocky ridges and outcrops and swathes of riverine vegetation.