Kenya
‘Magical’ is the only way to describe Kenya. Because the equator bisects the country, there are stunningly different landscapes, incredibly diverse wildlife species, and over 40 tribes with their own dialects and cultures.
I provide safari experiences in these different regions of this inspiring country.
Nairobi
Welcome to Kenya
The capital city is the entry point for most safaris. Your immersion begins with Nairobi National Park that sits on the city’s doorstep.
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Masai Mara
Renowned wildlife and natural wonders
The Masai Mara National Reserve and the many surrounding conservancies make this region the must-see destination in East Africa.
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Amboseli/Chyulus
‘Kili’ and the Super Tuskers
Marvel at the enormity of Mt. Kilimanjaro and Kenya’s Super Tuskers — wild elephants so large their tusks drag on the ground.
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Laikipia
Diverse wildlife galore
Here in the highlands, you’ll discover a variety of distinct wildlife such as reticulated giraffe and Grevy zebra, with Mt. Kenya, the country’s tallest mountain, as your backdrop.
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Northern Frontier
Culture, conservation, and camping
Experience the customs of the Samburu tribe, sleep in a treehouse above the roaming wildlife, or go on a ‘traditional’ safari with a mobile camp.
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The Coast
Safari, sun, sand, surf
With the Indian Ocean as your neighbor, you can enjoy some beach time and water activities like diving, snorkeling, and a visit to Lamu Island, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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