Kenya – Where Safari Was Born
Kenya is the beating heart of East Africa’s safari experience - a land of breathtaking landscapes, legendary wildlife encounters, and deeply rooted cultural heritage. From the golden plains of the Maasai Mara to the snow capped peaks of Mount Kenya and the palm lined Indian Ocean coast, Kenya offers an extraordinary blend of adventure, diversity, and natural beauty.
Destinations in Kenya
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Synonymous with the African safari, the Maasai Mara is Kenya’s crown jewel. This iconic reserve offers some of the best year-round game viewing in Africa and is home to the dramatic spectacle of the Great Migration.
Highlights:
- Witness the Great Migration (Jul–Oct)
- Big Cats in abundance
- Cultural encounters with the Maasai people
Best time to visit:
- July to October for the Great Migration
- December to March for excellent predator sightings
Amboseli National Park
Nestled at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli is famed for its vast elephant herds and postcard views of Africa’s highest peak.
Highlights:
- Huge herds of elephants
- Unforgettable photography with Mount Kilimanjaro backdrop
- Strong community conservation efforts
Best time to visit:
- June to October (dry season, best wildlife viewing)
Why Safari in Kenya
- The birthplace of the classic African safari
- Home to the Great Migration and the Big Five
- Rich cultural experiences with Maasai, Samburu, and Swahili communities
- Excellent tourism infrastructure and flight access
Diverse landscapes from savannah and lakes to mountains and beaches
