Kenya Safaris

Above are some of the best Kenya safari tours to choose from as you plan your next trip.

These packages are crafted for affordability and designed to minimize driving hours, giving you more time for activities.

Let us introduce you to magical Kenya and create unforgettable memories.

Below are some key facts about Kenya safari tours that you should know.

Why Go on Kenya Safaris

Your primary reason for visiting Kenya should be wildlife viewing. In 2013, Kenya’s Masai Mara was named the best destination for game viewing safaris by CNN.

Kenya is also one of the few African countries where the great wildebeest migration occurs annually.

Parks like Tsavo, Lake Nakuru, Nairobi, and Samburu have high concentrations of wildlife.

To the far east of Kenya, you’ll find the Mombasa beaches along the shores of the Indian Ocean, offering luxury safari tourists extreme relaxation.

Choosing the Best Kenya Tours

For the best safari experience in Kenya, highlight the top destinations. Some locations are highly visited for good reason.

Following popular routes can lead to unforgettable experiences, so don’t hesitate to join where others go.

As mentioned, the best game-watching adventures are found in Masai Mara National Reserve, which is a must-include in your package.

The best Kenya safaris feature the activities you want to do, fitting both your schedule and budget.

Browse the Kenya holiday packages above for detailed daily activities.

Wildlife Safaris in Kenya

For a genuine African wildlife experience, Kenya is a prime choice. A Kenya tour rewards you with abundant wildlife sightings across various destinations.

The country is home to numerous lions and cheetahs. Did you know cheetahs can reach a top speed of 110 kilometers per hour, making them faster than Ferrari cars by 0.02 seconds?

Tsavo National Park, one of the world’s wildlife-rich areas, is divided into Tsavo East and Tsavo West.

Other great wildlife viewing spots in Kenya include Samburu Game Reserve, Amboseli National Park, and Nairobi National Park.

The Great Wildebeest Migration

The great wildebeest migration is a breathtaking display of wildlife behavior. Masai Mara National Reserve is perhaps the most popular spot for witnessing the migration, especially at the Mara River crossings.

This has led to some debate about the migration’s origin. Kenyans say the migration begins in Masai Mara, while Tanzanians claim it starts in Serengeti.

Throughout the year, various species migrate within the Serengeti ecosystem, which includes the Masai Mara in the north and Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Ndutu, and Maswa Game Reserve in the south.

The ecosystem also spans east, west, and central areas, including Grumeti Reserve, Serengeti National Park, Loliondo, and Kusini.

The migration involves over 900,000 wildebeests moving in search of water and pasture when resources are scarce.

This journey, known as the “do-or-die” migration, includes crossing a crocodile-infested river and facing ambushes from hungry big cats on the other side.

Our Kenya safaris let you witness this migration at an affordable price.

Budget Safaris or Luxury Safaris?

A budget safari in Kenya can be enjoyable, but adding a touch of luxury can enhance the experience.

Many lodges provide highly comfortable accommodations and amenities that offer a luxury feel.

If you can afford it, a luxury safari will double the fun. Don’t hesitate to spend more if it means a more fulfilling experience.

When to Go on Kenya Safari Holidays

The best conditions for wildlife viewing occur in the dry season, and this applies to Kenya as well. Plan your visit for Kenya’s driest months, from June to October.

January and February are also dry but may have occasional rainfall, which can be unpredictable. Wildebeests migrate to Masai Mara in July and return to Serengeti in October.

Kenya is a year-round wildlife viewing destination, depending on the parks you visit.