Kenya’s safaris deliver an unforgettable experience, blending early morning and evening game drives with the option for night excursions and guided bush walks. For those seeking something extra, the opportunity to walk with experienced guides puts you right in the heart of the action.
In the Maasai Mara, guests can experience guided tracking of lion prides through the savannahs. Amboseli offers the unique opportunity to observe elephants set against the imposing Mount Kilimanjaro. Tsavo East and West, with their vast red-dust plains and sprawling lava fields, deliver an authentic wilderness experience where elephants and rhinos roam unperturbed.Up north, Samburu National Reserve provides a more exclusive experience, with visitors seeking out the renowned “Special Five” in the reserve’s arid environment. But for those seeking a more hands-on encounter, Meru and Ol Pejeta offer guided rhino-tracking excursions on foot, appealing to adventure-oriented travelers. Nairobi National Park demonstrates Kenya’s unique blend of urban access and wildlife, allowing travelers to encounter black rhinos and buffalo just minutes from the city center.Lake Nakuru introduces a compelling birdwatching dimension, thanks to its vibrant flamingo populations along the lake’s shores. Meanwhile, Hell’s Gate and Mount Longonot present escarpments ideal for walking safaris.
