Kenya, home of the safari…

Welcome to Kenya, the birthplace of the safari — a land of breathtaking contrasts. From the sweeping savannahs of the Maasai Mara and Amboseli to misty mountain peaks, lush rainforests, and vast deserts, every landscape tells a story.

With over 1,100 bird species, 350 mammals, and 21 endemic species, Kenya is truly a paradise for wildlife and photography enthusiasts.

Safari Itineraries

  • The Elephant Trail

    9 - day adventure

    Follow the legendary elephant trail through southern Kenya — from the open plains of Amboseli to the wild landscapes of Tsavo and the Taita Hills. Journey alongside some of Africa’s largest elephant herds, tracing their ancient paths beneath the majestic gaze of Mount Kilimanjaro.

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  • Wilderness & Waves

    14 - day adventure

    Trace Kenya’s legendary elephant route through Amboseli, Tsavo West, Taita Hills, and Tsavo East, where untamed wilderness and unforgettable wildlife await. Then unwind on the Swahili coast, a paradise of white sands, turquoise waters, vibrant culture, and timeless coastal charm.

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Travel Information

Each year, Kenya’s plains come alive with the Great Wildebeest Migration, one of the most awe-inspiring natural events on Earth. Beyond the bush, discover the dramatic Great Rift Valley, shimmering Great Lakes, and the majestic Mount Kenya, Africa’s second-highest peak.

Along the coast, turquoise waters meet white sandy beaches lined with palm trees — the Swahili coastline invites you to dive, snorkel, or sail on crystal-clear waters. Steeped in history and culture, Kenya’s coastal towns reveal ancient treasures like Fort Jesus, the Gedi Ruins, and natural wonders such as Mida Creek and Hell’s Kitchen.

Whether you’re exploring on a game drive, hot air balloon, boat safari, bush walk, or mountain trek, Kenya promises adventure at every turn — a destination where every journey tells a story and every landscape takes your breath away.

Weather

  • January to March - hot & dry

  • April & May - heavy rains

  • June to August - cool season, can be cloudy

  • September to December - hot with light rain in

    November/December

  • Costal area - hot, daytime temperatures usually range from 25c to 35c with rains from April to June

Seasons & visiting times

  • High: 1st July to 31st October

  • Mid: 1st November to 31st March

  • Low: 1st April to 30th June

  • Kenya is a good year-round destination apart from mid April to the end of May when the rains are heaviest - some accommodation closes down during this period

  • The Wildebeest migration passes through the Masai Mara between late June and early November

Visa & Passport requirements

An eTA (electronic travel authorisation) maybe required, you can check if you need one and apply here.

eTA’s are valid for 90 days once issued and take 3 to 5 days to process. You can apply once your trip is booked and confirmed and is within the 90 days.

You should have a valid passport with at least six months remaining at the time of travel and at least one blank page.

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