Day trips from Nairobi, classic Kenya safaris, Tanzania with Zanzibar, and combined East Africa journeys. Each one is a starting point that we adapt to you.
A game drive in the national park on the edge of Kenya’s capital, ideal for a layover or your first day in Nairobi.
Meet the Rothschild’s giraffes of Nairobi’s Giraffe Centre on a relaxed outing from the city.
Pair a Nairobi National Park game drive with a visit to the orphaned elephants cared for by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.
A morning game drive in Nairobi National Park followed by the Giraffe Centre.
Five days in southern Kenya’s elephant country, from the wide plains of Tsavo to Amboseli beneath Kilimanjaro.
A short yet immersive journey into Kenya’s most iconic landscapes, with stays in handpicked lodges.
A captivating journey across Kenya’s untamed beauty, from the legendary Mount Kenya to the plains of the Maasai Mara.
Six days on safari in Kenya, with the route, lodges and pace set around your interests.
A perfect blend of Kenya’s most iconic destinations over seven days of game drives and scenery.
Kenya’s classic circuit: big cats in the Maasai Mara, rhinos and flamingos at Lake Nakuru, and Amboseli’s elephants.
A longer, unhurried look at Tsavo and Amboseli, with more time for game drives and photography.
Eight days through Kenya’s best-known parks, tailored to the wildlife and landscapes you most want to see.
Timed for the Great Migration, when the herds and river crossings bring the Maasai Mara to life (typically July to September).
Game drives followed by time to unwind on the Kenyan coast.
Ten days for travellers who want real time with Kenya’s wildlife, landscapes and people.
Our most complete Kenya journey, with more than three weeks across the country’s parks and regions.
Every safari we run is 100% tailor-made. Tell us what you’d like to see and we will send a detailed, personalised quote with no obligation.
Safaris run all year. The dry season (June to October) offers the best overall wildlife viewing, as animals gather around water. July to September is best for the Great Migration. November to March brings green landscapes, newborn animals and the best birding and photography. April and May, the long rains, offer the best value and fewest crowds.
The migration is a continuous, year-round movement. River crossings in the Maasai Mara typically happen between July and September, and calving season in Tanzania takes place around January and February.
Yes. Rain is usually short and localised, and many destinations continue to offer excellent wildlife viewing with fewer visitors and greener scenery. A few camps close temporarily during the long rains, but many remain open and offer good value.
No. Our packages are starting points. Every safari is tailor-made, so we can change the length, parks, lodges and pace to suit your interests and budget.
Prices depend on your travel dates, group size, accommodation and the length of your trip, so we quote each safari individually. Requesting a quote is free and without obligation, and our pricing is transparent with no hidden costs.
We use 4×4 Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs, power inverters, first-aid kits and cooler boxes. Many of our guides are certified by the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association (KPSGA) and guide in English and French.
Tipping is optional. As a guide, many travellers give their driver-guide USD 10–20 per person per day and lodge staff USD 5–10 per person per day via the shared tip box. Tip only according to your satisfaction with the service.
Yes. We offer combined Kenya and Tanzania itineraries of 7 to 20 days, and safaris with beach time at Diani, Mombasa or Zanzibar. We can also create a custom combination for you.