Safaris in Kenya
From those early colonial days, Kenya has developed its safari options, and become the go-to choice for many people seeking a classic African wildlife experience. As a result, it’s no longer as exclusive as when Her Majesty first holidayed there, but it does offer incredible choice, with safaris to suit almost all budgets. There are luxury lodges, simple campsites, chic tented camps and family friendly accommodation staffed with expert guides who can engage and enthuse little ones – pretty much something for everyone.
Our Kenya Holidays
Gorilla Safari & the Masai Mara
Superb safari and trip to see gorillas
Kenya safari and Zanzibar beach holiday
Safari in the Masai Mara & paradise beaches on Zanzibar
Complete Kenya safari
Tailor-made safari in Kenya's best wildlife-watching regions
The Masai Heartlands safari
An amazing and great value 2 week truck safari
Serengeti Trail, Kenya & Tanzania safari
Overland truck safari
Gorillas and big game, Nairobi to Kigali tour
See classic African game and gorillas
Kenya safari & beach tour
The Great Migration, Masai Mara safaris & beach relaxation
Kenya family holiday
A fabulous family holiday including the best of Kenya
Kenya wildlife camping safari
Game watching morning, afternoon and night
Kenya and Tanzania safari adventure
Witness the best in wildlife and scenery
East Africa safari & Zanzibar holiday
Kenya &Tanzania safari with Zanzibar ultimate experience!
Kenya & Tanzania safari holidays
Some of the best wildlife spots in Tanzania and Kenya
Kenya 9 day Safari, tailor made
Discover Kenya's unrivalled safari and beach destinations
East Africa and Zanzibar holiday
The perfect contrast of Safari and Beach
Kenya migration safari holiday
Experience the Migration Season in Maasai Mara and Naboisho
Biking holiday in Kenya & Tanzania
16 day biking and wildlife adventure in Kenya and Tanzania.
Rwanda, Uganda and Kenya camping safari, gorillas & the Mara
See gorillas in Rwanda and the big five on the Masia Mara
Kenya safari and Diani beach holiday
9 days bush and beach safari
9 day safari in Kenya
Journey through the Masai Mara & enjoy an exceptional safari
Masai Mara luxury camping safari in Kenya
5-Day Safari to Basecamp Masai Mara and Naboisho Conservancy
Kenya and Tanzania classic tailor made holiday
Explore Kenya and Tanzania's most treasured national parks.
Short Kenya safari, Masai Mara and Nakuru
Big 5 Masai Mara and Nakuru, a short but rewarding safari
East African budget overland tour
3-week wildlife odyssey in the heart of East Africa
Kenya and Tanzania family safari, small group
Take a walk on the wild side in Kenya and Tanzania
Tailor made safari, gorillas, Masai Mara & Zanzibar
Gorilla trekking in Rwanda, safari in Kenya, plus Zanzibar
Masai Mara luxury camp holiday, Kenya
5 Days Safari to Leopard Hill and Mara Naboisho
Kenya national parks safari, tailor made
Arid Samburu, lush Aberdares and fabulous Masai Mara
Kenya cheetah safari
Explore Ol Pejeta, Lake Naivasha and the Masai Mara
Kenya big five safari, tailor made
Enjoy the diverse wildlife in Masai Mara's rich habitat
What to see on safari in Kenya
Where to go on safari in Kenya
Thanks to their proximity to the border with Tanzania, the Masai Mara, Amboseli and Tsavo East and West can be combined with game drives in the Serengeti or Ngorongoro Crater, too, for a two-countries-in-one adventure. Down here in the south you’ll get iconic open grassland studded with acacia trees, and – in Amboseli – snowy Kili forming the ultimate African safari backdrop.
Our top Kenya Holiday
Gorilla Safari & the Masai Mara
Superb safari and trip to see gorillas
2021: 26 Jun, 11 Sep
2022: 25 Jun, 10 Sep
How to travel and where to stay
Tailor made trips that take in a handful of Kenya’s parks and reserves often rely on domestic flights to keep travel times to a minimum and journeys comfortable. Trimming out these expensive domestic flights is something safaris at the more budget end of the spectrum typically do, and small group tours that travel overland in a dedicated safari vehicle are always less expensive than something tailor made. Kenya’s road network is pretty good, particularly in the south, and here many of the parks are within a three or four hour drive of each other, so this is definitely not as gruelling as travelling overland in, say, Botswana.