Explore Masai Mara, Amboseli, and Samburu during the 'great migration' through our jeep safari
Africa's most popular safari destination, Kenya has diverse terrain, including savannah and lake areas, the Great Rift Valley, and the world's second-tallest mountain.
Nairobi
Kenya's capital urban core borders the Nairobi National Park, a large game reserve known for breeding endangered black rhinos. Near the city, you'll also find the Giraffe Centre and Elephant Orphanage, set up to protect and preserve endangered species.
National Parks
There are 54 National Parks and Reserves in Kenya—such as Amboseli, Tsavo East, and Lake Nakuru. The Amboseli National Park is the oldest park, established in 1946. 4x4 safaris are the most popular way to explore this sprawling landscape and an important contributor to Kenya's economy.
Wildebeest Migration
Two million wildebeests make the annual migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania into Kenya's Masai Mara. Watching them cross the Mara River is a spectacular sight to behold!
The Big Five
Lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and African buffalo. Originally named "The Big Five" for being at the top of most hunters' lists, as they were considered the most difficult five to shoot while on foot. Thankfully the focus now is shooting them with cameras.
What better place to connect with yourself in nature than surrounded by the vast savannahs of Kenya and the exoctic animals you’ve probably only seen on Nat Geo? It can get overwhelming to explore so much throughout our long days, so we wind down with a grounding yoga practice and meditation to soak it all in.
While we go deep inside ourselves, we also place a huge emphasis on social bonding, with our Kenya group tours. A big part of these trips is to have group dinners with some beers, some Kenya Cane (your new fav drink), and to share stories around the table of our experiences from the day.
Hop in our custom-built, popped-up top, 4x4 land cruisers as we venture deep into the Masai Mara National Reserve. Here we observe the 'big five game' in their natural habitat. Lions, elephants, and zebras, oh my! Beginning in July (which is when we go because IYKYK), one of the “New Seven Wonders of the World” takes place throughout East Africa. The Great Migration is a sight to behold, with millions of wildebeests, zebras, and all your favorite safari friends making their way from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Masai Mara in Kenya. It's only once we exit the reserve that we turn up The Lion King soundtrack. A once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Our caravan of land cruisers does daily safaris, varying from early morning to mid-day to sunset evening sessions. Our drivers are all licensed professionals with years of experience, unlimited knowledge of the area, and, best of all, have relationships with the rangers ($$$$) to get that special treatment.
To get real close to the animals, we've limited the Kenya safari group tour trip to a group size of 16-20. We’ve found that this is just big enough to have a blast but small enough to truly experience this environment up close and personal.
With Kenyan landscapes that’ll take your breath away on daily safari expeditions, lake boat cruisin’ to hang with some hungry hippos, biking through a national reserve to the land of The Lion King, feeding your new giraffe besties, fitness programming by some of the best coaches in the industry, the most magical sunrise hot air balloon ride over the savannahs with your new best friends, and much more included in our Kenya safari adventure experience, there is no need for you to look further for your once-in-a-lifetime trip.
This bucket list Kenya adventure holiday offers you the opportunity to take a step back, connect with nature in a way you’ve probably only dreamed about, and create moments you’ll share around the dinner table for years to come. It’s a place that reminds you that there really can be more to life than the 9-to-5. And who doesn’t need a little break from reality once in a while? Join us. The wild is calling; will you answer?