Kenya was the original birthplace of safari holidays, a diverse destination offering seriously good game and great beaches. Home to the Maasai Mara, and the stunning Laikipia Plateau, this is undoubtedly one of Africa’s top safari destinations.
Set in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean, Kenya has a diverse geography and is considered a year-round destination for both safaris and beach holidays. For the best wildlife action, aim for the peak season (July to September), but for the ideal adventure-and-relaxation combination (that isn’t peak prices), consider December and January. For more information, you’ll find a month-by-month guide highlighting the best time to go to Kenya below:
Set in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean, Kenya has a diverse geography and is considered a year-round destination for both safaris and beach holidays. For the best wildlife action, aim for the peak season (July to September), but for the ideal adventure-and-relaxation combination (that isn’t peak prices), consider December and January. For more information, you’ll find a month-by-month guide highlighting the best time to go to Kenya below:
The Masai Mara in Kenya is known for its wildlife, including the Big Five, and the annual Great Migration. Visitors can enjoy luxury lodges, game drives, and hot air balloon safaris over its vast plains.
ExploreLaikipia in Kenya is a stunning safari destination with private conservancies and unique wildlife like rhinos and Grevy’s zebras. It offers luxury lodges, exciting game drives, and cultural experiences with local communities.
ExploreThe Greater Mara Conservancies in Kenya provide a private safari experience with rich wildlife, luxury camps, and exclusive game drives, all while supporting local conservation and communities.
ExploreThe Greater Mara Conservancies in Kenya provide a private safari experience with rich wildlife, luxury camps, and exclusive game drives, all while supporting local conservation and communities.
ExploreThe Greater Mara Conservancies in Kenya provide a private safari experience with rich wildlife, luxury camps, and exclusive game drives, all while supporting local conservation and communities.
ExploreThe Greater Mara Conservancies in Kenya provide a private safari experience with rich wildlife, luxury camps, and exclusive game drives, all while supporting local conservation and communities.
ExploreSet in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean, Kenya has a diverse geography and is considered a year-round destination for both safaris and beach holidays. For the best wildlife action, aim for the peak season (July to September), but for the ideal adventure-and-relaxation combination (that isn’t peak prices), consider December and January. For more information, you’ll find a month-by-month guide highlighting the best time to go to Kenya below:
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Call a ExpertEach of our Kenya safari tours is fully customized, tailored to match your unique preferences and budget. The sample itineraries below are meant to inspire your dream safari experience.
We’ve categorized our trips into ‘Value,’ ‘Classic,’ and ‘Luxury’ to help you choose. As a rough guide, Value safaris range between £3,500 to £4,500 per person, Classic safaris fall between £6,500 to £7,500 per person, and Luxury safaris start from £9,000 per person.
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Experience six nights of luxury and value with views of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli and wildlife in the Maasai Mara, including a Nairobi stopover, eco-friendly Elerai Camp, and front-row seats to the Great Migration.
Begin with a night in Nairobi, then enjoy a thrilling safari at andBeyond Kichwa Tembo in the Maasai Mara, followed by relaxing at Kizikula in Zanzibar with options to explore or dive into marine adventures.
Start in Nairobi, then experience 8 nights of luxury at Segera and Angama Mara, featuring thrilling safaris, up-close wildlife encounters, and a special 'Out of Africa' biplane flight and breathtaking views.
Set in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean, Kenya has a diverse geography and is considered a year-round destination for both safaris and beach holidays. For the best wildlife action, aim for the peak season (July to September), but for the ideal adventure-and-relaxation combination (that isn’t peak prices), consider December and January. For more information, you’ll find a month-by-month guide highlighting the best time to go to Kenya below:
Mara Nyika delivers a tranquil and luxurious retreat in the Maasai Mara, located in a private Cconcession. With elevated tents providing scenic views of the wildlife, this camp is known for its intimate atmosphere and superb game drives. Ideal for guests wanting a blend of safari excitement and serenity.
Lodo Springs, located in the Laikipia Plateau, provides an ultra-luxurious escape in the wild. With exclusive game drives and sweeping landscapes, it’s ideal for those who want a blend of adventure and opulence in an off-the-beaten-path location. A true gem for safari enthusiasts.
Eden Nairobi is a chic boutique lodge just outside the city, offering a serene escape. Blending contemporary design with lush greenery, it provides tranquility while being close to Nairobi’s cultural attractions. This lodge is a peaceful yet stylish retreat for city explorers.
Richard's River Camp offers a secluded safari experience along the Mara River. With just a few luxury tents, the camp provides a highly personalized experience in a peaceful, wildlife-rich setting. It’s an ideal spot for those wanting privacy and close encounters with nature.
Deloraine House is a colonial-style mansion in the Kenyan highlands, known for its equestrian heritage and historical charm. The luxurious estate offers access to some of Kenya’s finest riding trails, making it perfect for history lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.
Angama Mara is an ultra-luxurious safari lodge set high above the Great Rift Valley, offering breathtaking views over Kenya's Maasai Mara. With tailor-made game drives, opulent tented suites, and personal Maasai guides, it blends adventure and indulgence seamlessly.
Suyian Lodge is an eco-luxury lodge in Kenya’s remote Northern Frontier. Offering sustainable accommodations and immersive cultural experiences, it’s perfect for those seeking a secluded, authentic safari experience. Guests can enjoy walking safaris and breathtaking starry skies.
Angama Mara is an ultra-luxurious safari lodge set high above the Great Rift Valley, offering breathtaking views over Kenya's Maasai Mara. With tailor-made game drives, opulent tented suites, and personal Maasai guides, it blends adventure and indulgence seamlessly.
Hemingways Nairobi is a refined plantation-style hotel, offering luxurious suites and personalized service. Located in the heart of Kenya's capital, it’s an ideal choice for those wanting a peaceful and elegant stopover before or after their safari. A perfect mix of calm and class.
Angama Mara sits on the edge of the Great Rift Valley, offering spectacular views of the Maasai Mara. The lodge features glass-fronted suites and top-tier service, ideal for those seeking luxury with front-row seats to the Great Migration and exceptional wildlife encounters.
andBeyond Bateleur Camp offers a secluded and luxurious safari experience at the edge of the Maasai Mara. With elegant tents, top-notch service, and thrilling game drives, this intimate camp provides the perfect mix of adventure and comfort for discerning safari lovers.
Sand River Masai Mara by Elewana is a luxury tented camp set along the riverbank. It blends vintage safari style with modern comforts, making it ideal for those seeking a romantic getaway or thrilling wildlife encounters. Its location is perfect for game viewing and relaxation.
Mahali Mzuri, part of Richard Branson’s collection, sits within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. Its futuristic tents offer a luxurious base for exploring the wildlife-rich Maasai Mara. A perfect retreat for those looking for a unique, exclusive safari experience in Kenya.
Sanctuary Olonana is an eco-conscious luxury camp located on the banks of the Mara River. Featuring spacious tents and sustainable practices, it provides an immersive safari experience. Ideal for those seeking contemporary comfort while remaining connected to nature.
Cottar's 1920's Camp offers a vintage safari experience with a touch of luxury. Located near the Maasai Mara, the camp combines personal service with thrilling wildlife adventures. With its classic charm and stunning setting, it’s perfect for those seeking an elegant yet adventurous escape.
Here, we have put together some helpful guides on Kenya and what experiences you could enjoy when visiting. These have been written by our knowledgeable East Africa experts.
Travel insurance is often viewed by clients as an extra cost that can be avoided. At Yellow Zebra however we insist that all travellers are fully insured for their trip. This blog covers the major reasons why travel insurance is essential.
Travel insurance is often viewed by clients as an extra cost that can be avoided. At Yellow Zebra however we insist that all travellers are fully insured for their trip. This blog covers the major reasons why travel insurance is essential.
Travel insurance is often viewed by clients as an extra cost that can be avoided. At Yellow Zebra however we insist that all travellers are fully insured for their trip. This blog covers the major reasons why travel insurance is essential.