Kenya
Introduction
Why Visit Kenya
Best Time to Visit
Kenya’s magic unfolds year-round, each season revealing a different rhythm of life across its landscapes.
From July to October, the Great Migration takes center stage — a breathtaking natural spectacle as millions of wildebeest and zebra thunder across the Mara River, creating the most iconic safari experience on earth.
Between November and March, the Green Season transforms the plains into a lush paradise. It’s a time of renewal, with newborn wildlife, dramatic skies, and fewer travelers — ideal for photographers and those seeking slower, more meaningful safaris focused on conservation.
The Dry Season, from June to October, offers clear blue skies and effortless wildlife viewing as animals gather around waterholes. This is also the best time for hot air balloon safaris, helicopter excursions, and crystal-clear photography.
For those drawn to the coast, December to April invites you to Kenya’s tropical shores — warm turquoise waters, soft sea breezes, and calm conditions perfect for dhow cruising, marine safaris, and turtle conservation along the Indian Ocean.
In Kenya, every season has its story — each one rich in color, light, and life.
Top Places to Visit
Masai Mara National Reserve
The iconic heart of Kenya, where the Great Migration roars to life. Stay in luxurious tented camps and enjoy intimate game drives surrounded by Africa’s most abundant wildlife. Every sunrise here feels cinematic — lions in golden grass, elephants silhouetted against endless horizons, and nature’s drama unfolding before you.
Amboseli National Park
Set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli offers some of Africa’s most breathtaking scenery. Renowned for its large elephant herds and dramatic views, it’s a photographer’s dream. Explore shimmering salt pans, acacia woodlands, and open plains where wildlife roams freely beneath snow-capped peaks.
Laikipia Plateau
A land of contrasts — rugged wilderness, private conservancies, and helicopter-accessed adventures. Perfect for walking safaris, rhino tracking, and staying at exclusive-use lodges that redefine privacy and sustainability.
Samburu
Untamed and authentic, this northern wilderness is home to Kenya’s rare and unique wildlife — Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, and more. Experience traditional Samburu culture, guided camel walks, and 4×4 adventures in a landscape of stark beauty.
Lewa Conservancy & Solio
Two of Kenya’s most successful conservation stories, dedicated to protecting endangered black and white rhinos. Stay in elegant lodges surrounded by open plains, and join expert rangers for rhino tracking and behind-the-scenes conservation experiences.
Kenyan Coast & Lamu Archipelago
A paradise of white sands, turquoise waters, and Swahili charm. Sail on traditional dhows, explore ancient coral-stone towns, and unwind in romantic beachfront villas where luxury meets simplicity. Perfect for post-safari relaxation or honeymoons by the sea.
Experiences & Activities
Kenya offers experiences that redefine the art of travel — each moment crafted for meaning, beauty, and connection:
Exclusive-use Safari Homes – Private retreats where your staff, guide, and chef cater to your every desire.
Helicopter Excursions – Fly over Mount Kenya’s glaciers or untouched northern deserts.
Hot Air Balloon Safaris – Drift above the Mara at sunrise and toast the day with a champagne breakfast.
Camel & Walking Safaris – Explore remote landscapes at a slower, more soulful pace.
Dhow Cruising & Fly Fishing – Sail turquoise waters or cast a line in serene alpine lakes.
Conservation in Action – Visit Reteti Elephant Sanctuary and Solio Rhino Orphanage to support meaningful wildlife protection.
Marine Safaris & Turtle Conservation – Snorkel with dolphins or help release rescued turtles back into the ocean.
Sleep Under the Stars – End your day in a star bed, surrounded by nature’s symphony.
Some Glimpses of Kenya
