Maasai Mara
Kenya's headline reserve — the Great Migration crosses here every year, and the resident big-cat population doesn't leave when the wildebeest do.
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Kenya's headline reserve — the Great Migration crosses here every year, and the resident big-cat population doesn't leave when the wildebeest do.
Free-ranging elephant herds against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro — one of the most photographed views in East Africa, for good reason.
Drier, wilder, and home to species the south doesn't have — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich — along the Ewaso Ng'iro river.
Boat safaris past hippos and fish eagles, plus walking safaris among giraffe and zebra at nearby Hell's Gate. A gentle counterweight to game-drive days.
Private conservancy land with some of the continent's best rhino protection work, plus night drives and walking safaris rarely allowed elsewhere.
White sand, warm water and the old dhow harbours of Lamu and Mombasa — the classic way to close out a safari.
Every one of these started as a rough draft for a real guest and got refined trip after trip. Use one as-is, or as a starting point for something entirely your own.
A fast, high-density taste of the Maasai Mara — two game drives a day, one camp, zero rushing.
Elephants and Kilimanjaro's silhouette in one frame. Best for a first taste of Kenya on a tight schedule.
Boat safaris, Colobus monkeys and a slower rhythm just two hours from Nairobi.
Big cats and open plains, then still water and volcanoes. Kenya's two moods, back to back.
The species you won't see further south — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe — with a river camp basecamp.
Kilimanjaro views into Kenya's red-earth elephant country. Big herds, bigger skies.
Nairobi to the Mara via the Great Rift Valley floor — lakes, escarpments, and the migration corridor.
Three days chasing wildlife in the Mara, three unwinding on the white sand of Diani Beach.
Samburu, Laikipia's rhino sanctuaries and a night under the widest sky in Kenya.