Kenya Safari

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Home of the Maasai

Safari in the Masai Mara

One of Africa's most iconic game reserves

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Kenya Safari

Peak Season

Jul – Oct

Best Time to Travel

Jul – Oct, Jan – Mar

Kenya, “home” of the safari, is still one of the most popular safari destinations in Africa.

Most people associate a Kenya safari with seeing the wildebeest migration in the Masai Mara from July to October. This is a truly amazing event to witness and is often the highlight of any Kenya Safari. Kenya also has some other excellent wildlife parks that combine really well with a Masai Mara Safari. Many of these wildlife havens including the Masai Mara have great all year round game viewing so even when the Migration is not in the Masai Mara, Kenya is still a great safari destination. Kenya is also the best family safari destination as most of the camps and lodges are child friendly and offer an excellent safari experience for the entire family.

Safari in the Masai Mara staying in a lovely tented camp

What our clients say..

“Everything was perfect on the trip!! The hotels, the places, service was incredible. My family had the best of times in Africa. We are already thinking about coming back in maybe two or three years”

Angel Romanos, Mexico

A Kenya Safari nearly always incorporates a visit to the Masai Mara and at least one or 2 other parks. Amboseli National Park is a great place to visit especially as you get the most amazing views of Mount Kilimanjaro and if you are keen on seeing Elephant. A visit to the Great Rift Valley regions of Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru are also well worth it especially if you are interested in seeing millions of pinks flamingos, good wildlife and excellent scenery.

On safari in Shaba National Reserve, Kenya

At Africa Uncovered we simply love Meru National Park as it is more remote and less commercialised than the other parks and offers excellent wildlife viewing in an area that has completely different landscape and vegetation to the Masai Mara.

The Laikipia Region is also a great place to visit and in particular for a family safari. The lodges in this region offer a lot more activities and so a stay in Laikipia adds a different dimension to your itinerary.

To take advantage of our many years of first-hand experience with safaris in Kenya, please contact one of our Kenya specialist consultants and start planning your dream Luxury Kenya Safari.

Kenya Safari destinations

The Kenyan Coast

The Kenyan Coast with its long stretches of white sand, palm fringed beaches and warm tropical water make it an ideal destination to relax after a safari.

Great Rift Valley Lakes

The National Parks of Kenya’s Rift Valley, contain an excellent array of wildlife including both black and white rhino, buffalo, impala and leopard to name a few.

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park is best know for its unrivalled views of Kilimanjaro and its huge elephant population. Amboseli is one of Kenya's famed safari regions.

Masai Mara

The Masai Mara is arguably Africa's most iconic game reserve. Safari in the Masai Mara and witness the great migration!

Meru National Park

Meru National Park is an excellent Kenya safari destination and is highly recommended by the Africa Uncovered team.

Shaba National Reserve

Shaba is a lovely Kenya safari destination. Its one of the least visited of the Kenya wildlife reserves and so offers a more private safari experience.

Samburu

Samburu is home to large Elephant Herds and on the arid plains, Lion and Cheetah are often easily seen.

Laikipia

The Laikipia Region is a sublime safari region, with a good variety of wildlife and a diverse landscape.

Tsavo East & Tsavo West

Tsavo East, Tsavo West and Chyulu Hills wildlife reserves cover a huge area in Southern Kenya. Safaris in this area are excellent especially in the dry season.