Located in the northern sector of the Mara, Lemek offers exceptional, uncrowded game viewing. Rolling savanna and the tree-lined Mara River attract spectacular year-round wildlife including lions, leopards, buffalo, elephants, rhinos, and plenty of plains animals and birdlife. You can enjoy wonderful night game drives, nature walks and community tours.

A popular nature sanctuary for animal lovers of all ages where you can feed giraffes and get close enough to be licked by their long blue tongue, all while supporting the conservation of this endangered Rothschild subspecies. Take a stroll through the nature trail, or attend a short lecture about these tall graceful animals. Don’t forget to get a kiss!

A vast conservancy and a trailblazer in conservation. Home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos, perhaps the rarest mammals in existence. With 6-7 resident lion prides Ol Pejeta has one of the highest predator densities in Kenya. Experience lion tracking, an immersive walking safari and visit Kenya's only chimpanzee sanctuary.

Nestled in Kenya’s remote north, Reteti is a sanctuary in every sense of the word. Switch off from the modern world and learn about the remarkable work to rear and release orphaned and abandoned elephant calves. Samburu community-owned, this essential work transforms local economies while conserving these magnificent creatures.

Visit Nairobi and experience modern Africa. Recently named the world’s best city to visit in 2024 by Lonely Planet. Get swept along by the pulsing rhythm of this bustling, dynamic city. “The World's Only Wildlife Capital” - visit Nairobi National Park or one of the city's world-famous animal sanctuaries. Alternatively, sample its world-class restaurants and nightlife.

The park that inspired The Lion King and was the setting for Tomb Raider. Hell’s Gate is a rare gem, a National Park where you can leave your vehicle behind and walk, hike, or cycle among herds of zebras, hartebeests, impalas and giraffes - there are no dangerous predators. Named for its intense geothermal activity, Hell’s Gate is a nature-lover and geologist’s paradise.

Dhows have been sailing the Indian Ocean for centuries, bringing goods to and from East Africa as part of the ancient trade routes. Sail by day and explore the Lamu islands. Discover isolated villages and historic ruins that reveal the cultural and natural treasures of the archipelago. Sail by night and experience the magic of a romantic moonlit sky.

Spend a day visiting a Maasai or Samburu village and learn about their day-to-day life, ancient customs and co-existence with wildlife. Your visit helps to support these communities economically, enabling them to maintain their traditional way of life in landscapes that sustain their culture, and the threatened wildlife that inhabit them.