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Amboseli

The park has a thriving elephant population which sets you up for that ‘must have’ photograph of ellies in the foreground of the stunning snow-capped mountain.

Borana Conservancy

Home to over 400 species of birds and in excess of 50 indigenous tree families, in the Borana Conservancy you will also find some of Kenya’s most prolific wildlife such as giraffes, leopards, zebras, cheetahs, buffalos and impala.

Chyulu Hills

The lion population, once hunted for preying on the local Maasai’s cattle, is slowing coming back from the brink of extinction and there are a handful of wild black rhinos under close supervision by rangers.

Kenyan Coast

There are few better ways to finish of a Kenyan safari than with a few final days relaxing on its golden coastline.

Laikipia Plateau

It is regarded as one of Kenya‘s premier wildlife destinations with big cats, huge herds of elephants and endangered black rhinos roaming the plains.

Lake Elmenteita

A true flamingo hotspot, this beautiful Soda Ash Lake is a marvellous sight to behold and the avid birdwatcher’s paradise.

Lake Nakuru

Apart from the magnificent birding opportunities, the park is also a Rhino Sanctuary, and careful conservation and management over the decades has made the park a haven for a growing Rhino population, among other members of the Big Five.

Lake Victoria

The banks of the lake are picturesque beaches and boulders with a backdrop of epic forest. The trees are perfect for the small number of chimp families that reside in them and are a real attraction of this beautiful natural wonder.

Lamu Archipelago

Authentic yet beautifully exclusive, the Lamu archipelago is the undisputed choice for seasoned travellers who wish to experience the off the tourist radar Kenyan coastline.

Lewa

Formerly a cattle ranch, Lewa is now a shining example of exceptional wildlife conservation whose efforts have brought back healthy populations of the endangered black rhino and Grevy’s Zebra.

Maasai Mara

Home to the Great Migration, where every year millions of wildebeest thunder across the plains in search of fresh pasture, Kenya‘s Maasai Mara is one of the most famous game reserves in the world.

Mara Conservancies

For those seeking a more exclusive safari experience, the conservancies bordering the Maasai Mara National Park offer exceptional game viewing and far fewer visitors.

Meru National Park

There are white and black rhino, some free roaming within a special sanctuary, as well as elephant, lion, cheetah, leopard, innumerable plains game and over 300 bird species.

Nairobi

We use the best properties in the area that will give you that ‘Out of Africa’ experience, allowing you safe access to the attractions that this bustling city has to explore.

Samburu

The area is teeming with plains game as well as lions, leopards, cheetahs and elephants. Samburu is also home to species you won’t find elsewhere in Kenya, including the Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich and the gerenuk antelope.

Solio Private Reserve

As well as being a haven for both black and white rhino, Solio is home to giraffe, impala, buffalo and zebra as well as leopards, lions and cheetahs. There is also a fantastic array of birdlife.