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KENYA SAFARI
Kenya is known as the Land of the Safari, abounding in diverse landscapes and large concentrations of game, and is renowned for its warm, friendly and hospitable people. Kenya is rich in remarkable landscapes, including the spectacular National Parks of the Masai Mara, Meru National Park and the smaller, but no less spectacular Samburu. Experience Africa at its best on a Kenya safari.
Arguably Kenya’s premier wildlife area, the famous Masai Mara National Reserve covers an area of 1 510 square kilometres/575 square miles, and forms the northern extension of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It is famous for its annual Great Migration of more than two million herbivores. Read More
To the east of Samburu and Buffalo Springs lie the Nyambeni Hills, and beyond them is Meru National Park. Covering some 1810 square kilometres / 700 miles, it was made famous by the book Born Free, detailing author Joy Adamson’s hand-rearing of orphaned lioness Elsa in the Park, and features wonderful scenic diversity. Read More
The Samburu/Buffalo Springs and Shaba National Reserves are small but scenic reserves ranging in altitude from 800 to 1230 metres/263-404feet, and have the Ewaso Nyiro River in common. It is the unique wildlife, including the gerenuk, Grevy’s zebra, beisa oryx and reticulated giraffe that attracts many visitors to this area. Read More
Situated due south of Nairobi, Amboseli National Park is a mere 392 square kilometres/151 square miles in size and centres on Ol Tukai, an area containing several swamps that are a magnet for wildlife. No visit to Amboseli is complete without a trip to Observation Hill for the best view of Mount Kilimanjaro. Read More
Aberdare National Park is a small park (767 square kilometres/296 square miles), situated 100 kilometres/62 miles north of Nairobi. Aberdare consists of the Nyandarua Mountain range, and the thickly forested hills and valleys are home to rhino, bongo antelope and black and white colobus monkeys. Read More
The main road from Nairobi to Mombasa splits Tsavo National Park into Tsavo East and Tsavo West. The Eastern section consists of large regions of flat, dry thorn bush, dominated by the Yatta Plateau. In contrast, the Western section is much more scenic, with a vista of volcanic mountains and hills, and outcrops with magnificent views. Read More
The central portion of the Great Rift Valley is raised, with the Aberdare Mountains and Mt Kenya to the east and the Mau Escarpment and Cherangani Hills to the west. The northern and southernmost sectors of the Rift are low-lying, arid and rugged, with spectacular volcanic landforms. Read More
The Kenyan Coastline is a place with a long and exotic history, its calm blue waters the traditional passage of the Arabian Spice Trade. Along the length of this coast, Arab and Portuguese forts, old towns and the overgrown, deserted ruins of Swahili outposts bear witness to this fascinating history. Read More
Nairobi is a vibrant, colourful city with places of cultural interest to visit, and excellent restaurants to enjoy. Its broad streets, lined with colourful flowers, give rise to descriptions such as ‘city of flowers’ and ‘city in the sun’. The outlying suburbs feature gracious houses set in large gardens. Read More
Best of Kenya
(From: EUR € 0 per person sharing)
Explore one of the richest and most diverse wildlife areas in the world. Famed for the annual Great Migration of wildebeest, the Masai Mara is home to a vast number of resident wildlife. Discover ageless natural cycles as masses of animals move through vast unfenced conservation areas. Then relax on pristine, white beaches along the balmy shores of the Indian Ocean.
Karibu Kenya
(From: USD $ 5280 per person sharing)
Explore Kenya on this fly-in safari. Visit Meru & Shaba National Parks, and the game-rich Masai Mara National Park, home to the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra - an unforgettable experience.
Ol Malo, “the place of the Greater Kudu”, is set in a ranch and game sanctuary which lies along the Uaso Nyiro River on the edge of Kenya’s Northern Frontier District.
