Best: July – October · 5–12 Days
Kenya
Where Safari Was Born
Kenya is the birthplace of the African safari and remains the gold standard for wildlife experiences. The Masai Mara's endless grasslands host the greatest concentration of big cats in Africa, while diverse landscapes offer adventures for every traveler.Is the most esteemed safari destination in the East African region known for its abundant wildlife and the Great Migration. Kenya has some of Africa’s most sort after wildlife and that combined with the pristine sandy white beaches of the coastal region giving our visitors a variety of options to choose from
Masai Mara National Reserve
MASAI MARA- Has an absolutely unique variety of animals and with its gentle rolling hills and plains making spotting of wildlife very easy. Witness the great migration “spectacle” in one of the world’s most famous reserves and get to experience one of the most definitive experiences of your East African sojourn.
Amboseli National Park
Is home to lions, cheetah, elephants among many other species of wildlife. It is a paradise with over 400 species of birds, flora and fauna and not forgetting breathtaking views of the Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Samburu National Reserve
Is home to lions, cheetah, elephants among many other species of wildlife. It is a paradise with over 400 species of birds, flora and fauna and not forgetting breathtaking views of the Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Lake Nakuru
Home to the endangered black and white rhino. Over 300 bird species have been recorded here too. Due to the rising water levels of the lake, the population of the flamingo has diminished and thus the hue of pink from the flamingo is not as intense as it once was.
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