Kenya
With world-famous national parks supporting spectacular wildlife, glaciated mountain peaks, vast freshwater lakes and a coral-fringed coastline, Kenya offers a wonderfully diverse travelling experience. Enriching any big game spectacle are the ancient Masai tribes, welcoming you with a friendly smile and a ‘jambo’!
Masai Mara The Masai Mara in south-west Kenya is one of the best game reserves in the world. Linked to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, the spectacle of the annual Great Migration also plays out here: with up to two million wildebeest and zebra making the perilous dash for survival. Small tented camps are dotted around the park and local Masai guides provide in-depth knowledge to help with wildlife sightings. Activities: game drives, Masai bush walks, birding
Amboseli National Park Celebrated for its striking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the savannah grasslands of Amboseli National Park span nearly 400 sq km. The habitat teems with big game: from the larger lions and
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leopards to the smaller monkeys, jackals and hyenas. The lush greenery makes this one of the best parks in Africa for close-range observation of herds of majestic wild elephants. Activities: game drives, elephant-tracking
Samburu National Reserve The reserve is a wild and rugged landscape north of Mount Kenya, stretching towards the Chalbi Desert. The Ewaso Ng’iro River runs through Samburu, providing water to the acacia woodlands and doum palms. Stand still, and across the brown-parched earth grazing mammals and predators will eventually reward you with their presence. Elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards and cheetahs are an exhilarating sight. Activities: safaris, birding
To start planning your tailor-made holiday call 0844 875 1890
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