Kenya bucket list
Whether it’s wildlife-rich national parks, mountain vistas, vast wilderness or relaxation at the coast you crave, we shall design the Kenya trip of your dreams. The activities and experiences you want will be woven into your itinerary, such as a dhow boat ride on the Indian Ocean, learning how to bead with the Maasai, or some self-love at a wellness retreat.
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NAIROBI
Recently named the world’s best city to visit in 2024 by Lonely Planet, Nairobi is Kenya’s bustling, dynamic, cosmopolitan capital – one of the greatest cultural and commercial centers on the continent. Experience the city through the eyes of a local and sample its world-class restaurants, nightlife and markets. See Nairobi’s eclectic mix of old and new architecture and culture, its diverse neighborhoods, food and shopping scene, on a day trip that will give you a unique perspective on urban African life. Nairobi is also the perfect gateway to the country’s natural splendors, hosting its own National Park and world-famous animal sanctuaries such as the Giraffe Centre, Elephant Orphanage, Nairobi Safari Walk and Snake Park.
AMBOSELI
Situated in the south of the country, Amboseli is one of Kenya’s oldest protected areas. The stunning backdrop of Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain, makes Amboseli a huge draw for photographers and filmmakers. Though it’s most famous for its elephant population, which have been studied longer than any other in Africa, and through the support of the local Maasai has seen its numbers increase over the last few decades (bucking a wider trend). Over three days you will explore the Park’s varied landscape of acacia woodland, savanna and marshland and view many other wildlife, including buffalo, cheetah, lions and giraffes. But it’s the elephants that take center stage, with Amboseli being the best wildlife area in the whole of Africa to experience them at close range.
MAASAI MARA
The jewel in Kenya’s safari crown, the Maasai Mara is one of the world’s most famous and prolific wildlife destinations. Discover the unique culture and natural treasures of the vast rolling plains of the Maasai Mara. This is true safari country, where you will be able to search for the Big Five (lions, leopards, buffalo, elephants and rhinos), along with countless other species. You will enjoy an authentically Kenyan experience at Naserian Mara Camp within the outstanding Lemek Conservancy. Run by local Maasai landowners Lemek promises unrivalled wildlife viewing within a landscape of rolling grassland, hills, riverine forest and acacia bushland.
LAKE NAKURU
Journey to the Great Rift Valley and its most iconic soda lake: Lake Nakuru. This is one of Kenya’s most famous National Parks – known around the world for its flamingos, which are found in their thousands (sometimes millions). Aside from the lake, the park contains a variety of ecosystems – rocky escarpments, pockets of acacia forest and woodlands – drawing more than 400 species of birds. The park is a recognized sanctuary for the endangered white and black rhino, as well as the extremely rare Rothschild’s giraffe.
LAIKIPIA
Visit Il Ngwesi, a world-famous community-owned eco-lodge sitting on 16, 500 hectares of stunning wilderness bordering Lewa Conservancy. Enjoy superb wildlife viewing from the lodge combined with game drives, sundowners, and a bush breakfast. You will have the opportunity to visit the local Maasai Cultural Boma to learn about traditional hunting techniques and honey collecting, and take in local music and dancing. Il Ngwesi plays a significant role in conserving wildlife in Northern Kenya and is a sanctuary for endangered species such as white rhinos, Grevy’s zebras and African wild dogs.
LAMU
Discover the unique culture and ancient history of Lamu – the best-preserved Swahili settlement in East Africa. Lamu is an intoxicating mix of idyllic, tropical beaches, a bustling Old Town, sumptuous seafood and long-standing traditions that fuse the island’s Arabic, Persian, Indian, European and African heritage. Cultural and water-based activities abound but if it’s pure relaxation you desire then Lamu is also the place to switch off from the modern world.
Prices are customized.
Inclusive of airport transfers; entrance fees to National Parks, National Reserves, and Community/Private Conservancies; expert driver guide; fully equipped 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser; supplemental medical emergency insurance (evacuation cover).
Fully customizable itineraries can be tailor-made to fit your specific requirements and personal preferences, including, destinations, experiences, activities, and trip duration.
Exclusive of accommodation, flights to and from Kenya and any internal flights.
Accommodation comes in a wide range of options depending on location. We source the best and have options to suit most budgets. Prices and options will be available to you upon request.