Welcome to Kenya, a land where the untamed wilderness meets vibrant cultures, creating an extraordinary tapestry of experiences for every traveler. Known for its world-class safaris, Kenya invites you to witness the spectacle of the Maasai Mara, home to the iconic Big Five, and traverse the Great Rift Valley's breathtaking landscapes. Beyond the savannahs, explore the diverse cultures of the Maasai, Samburu, and more, immersing yourself in their traditions and colorful rituals. From the majestic Mount Kenya to the sun-kissed beaches along the Indian Ocean, Kenya's beauty knows no bounds. Whether on a thrilling wildlife adventure, cultural exploration, or simply relaxing by the pristine shores, Kenya promises an enriching and unforgettable holiday. Karibu Kenya – welcome to a land of wonders waiting to be discovered (and our home too, our offices are located in the small, safari-heavy town of Nanyuki).
Five reasons to love Kenya:
The variety between national parks (such as the Maasai Mara) and the privately owned conservancies means that a truly varied safari is available - and with excellent travel routes in place, getting from beach to bush is quick, easy and comfortable
After the excitement of safaris and exploration, unwind on the pristine beaches along the Kenyan coast. Enjoy the warm Indian Ocean waters, indulge in water sports, or simply relax on the sandy shores. Choose Watamu for child friendly fun or Lamu for the chic luxury
For those seeking adventure beyond the savannahs, Mount Kenya offers a challenging yet rewarding climb. Africa's second-highest peak presents stunning alpine scenery, glaciers, and unique flora and fauna. Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or a novice, Mount Kenya provides an unforgettable trekking experience
Experience the vibrant and diverse cultures of Kenya, shaped by numerous ethnic groups such as the Maasai, Samburu, and Kikuyu. Engage in cultural exchanges, witness traditional dances, and visit local communities to gain insight into the rich heritage, customs, and rituals that contribute to Kenya's cultural tapestry
Kenya has long shown the tourism can benefit and support wildlife, and conservation projects and activities can be joined to better understand this relationship - visit the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or the Watamu Snake Farm to understand meet conservationists working on the ground to protect wildlife for generations to come.