Golden grass, endless sky, and the thrill of the chase
Kenya
Kenya is where safari became synonymous with Africa—the Maasai Mara's plains, the Great Migration's drama, Maasai culture woven into the landscape. This is the Africa visitors imagine before arrival, and it delivers without apology: abundant wildlife, exceptional guiding, and encounters that feel both iconic and immediate.

Regions & Landscapes
Kenya's regions offer distinct safari experiences—from classic big cat country to remote rhino conservancies.
Wildlife
Kenya delivers reliable wildlife encounters—from Migration spectacle to rare northern species.
Best Times to Visit
Dry Season:
June to October
Ideal for game viewing, with the Great Migration in the Mara reaching peak drama July-September. Clear skies and comfortable temperatures make this classic safari season.
Green Season:
November to May
The secret season—lush landscapes, extraordinary birding, fewer vehicles, and wildlife viewing that feels entirely personal.
Why Kenya
Kenya feels like Africa distilled—from the sunlit drama of the Mara to the cultural vibrancy of the Maasai and Samburu. Hot air balloon at dawn, sip sundowners by fire rings, follow guides who know every night call. Pair nights in tented suites at Mara Plains with elegant stone cottages at Lewa, and each day becomes its own story.


Kenya Pairs Well With
Many travelers combine Kenya with destinations that complement rather than compete:
Rwanda or Uganda for gorilla trekking—primate intimacy contrasts beautifully with Mara's Migration spectacle.
Zanzibar for coastal wind-down—Stone Town's spice markets and pristine beaches after wildlife intensity.
South Africa for wine country sophistication—Cape Town and Stellenbosch vineyards add urban elegance.
See how Kenya features in our Kenya & Zanzibar Signature Journey or East Africa Grand Tour, or browse all Signature Journeys.







