Masai Mara
Kenya's most celebrated reserve — endless golden plains, resident lion prides and the thundering Great Migration of wildebeest crossing from the Serengeti. Every photograph below was taken on one of our own safaris.
Safari Parties
Lake Naivasha Boat Ride
Hells Gate Cycling
Lake Nakuru National Park
Lake Naivasha experience
Crescent Island Nature walk
Olpejeta Conservancy
Giraffe Centre
David Sheldrik Wildlife Trust
At the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Nairobi Nursery, orphaned elephants are cared for beside the woodland of Nairobi National Park. The drier months from June to October are a good time to visit and learn about their rehabilitation and return to the wild.
Masai Village
A Maasai village visit offers a glimpse of local life, with cattle enclosures and traditional homes set against Kenya’s open savannah. Near the Masai Mara, the surrounding grasslands support giraffes, zebras and lions. The drier months from June to October suit village visits paired with wildlife viewing.
Mombasa Island
Mombasa Island pairs coral-stone Old Town lanes and Fort Jesus with tidal creeks and mangrove shores, where herons and egrets feed at low tide. January to March is generally hot and dry, a good time to explore the island and visit the Indian Ocean beaches nearby.