Kenya has been in the tourism game longer than virtually any other African country – and it shows. Other nations may boast higher mountains, bigger game reserves, more exclusive lodges and more exotic culture – but Kenya’s decades of experience means it still tops many travellers’ lists, with superb service, tried and tested itineraries, and the understanding that its people are as important as its wildlife in creating the perfect East African holiday.
Mount Kenya
Naro Moru Route
The most popular route although not the most scenic. It is also the fastest route to point Lenana.
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From £800
Masai Mara Reserve
The Masai Mara Reserve is one of East Africa’s most renowned game viewing areas and adjoins the Serengeti Park of Tanzania.
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From £1,600
Lake Nakuru
One of Kenya’s premium national park where it is possible to spot all of the Big 5 as well as thousands of pink flamingos and pelicans.
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From £2,200
Amboseli
The landscape is dominated by the majestic snow-capped peak of Mt Kilimanjaro located just over the border in Tanzania, directly south of the park.
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From £2,200
Tsavo East and West
Tsavo is the largest national park in Kenya and one of the largest in the world. Due to its size the park was divided into Tsavo West and Tsavo East.
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From £1,600
Nairobi City
Kenya’s capital is often bypassed because people want to avoid the crowded streets and busy traffic. However if you want time to recover from your flight, there are some worthwhile activities to be done.
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From £1,600
Welcome To Kenya
Places To Visit
Kenya’s vast grasslands are safari-classic, with wildlife as far as the eye can see, the only interruptions being a scattering of acacia trees and life-giving waterholes.
Tailor Your Kenyan Holiday
It’s all about choice here: whether you want secluded luxury or the Big Five on a budget, Kenya delivers. Families will find guides who know how to inspire budding biologists and lodges designed with children in mind. From tourism’s colonial roots, Masai-run camps are now springing up on community-owned land, revealing this tourism veteran’s progressive attitude towards both tribes and tourism, and a well-deserved recognition of a fascinating history that stretches back further than any other region of the world.