This is Kenya's largest park and one of the world's largest game sanctuaries. Located in the south of the country, it has many rivers and swamps attracting large numbers of animals like hippos, crocodiles, lions, leopards, waterbucks, kudus, zebras and ostriches.
The Masai Mara is the most popular game reserve in Kenya with over 150,000 visitors per year. It lies about 155 miles (250km) south west of Nairobi, bordering the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It has an open Savannah grasslands with large herds of animals roaming....
The Aberdare National Park was created in the 1950’s to protect the forested lands of the Aberdare Mountains. It is located on the Aberdare Mountain Range on the edge of Kenya’s Rift Valley.
Amboseli National Park is smaller than other Kenya national parks but is also very popular. It lies immediately North West of Mt. Kilimanjaro, on the border with Tanzania and gives a great view of the mountain Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa.
Nairobi National Park is only 20 minutes drive from the city, an ideal stopover for city dwellers and travelers. Because of its close proximity to Nairobi City, it gets a lot of visitors, both tourists and local residents who are guaranteed to see an abundant game.
This one is located a short distance from Nakuru town at the shores of Lake Nakuru. It is home to millions of Flamingos and Pelicans and offers spectacular view of millions of these beautiful birds. There are also several giraffes and black rhinos in the park.
The Marsabit National Reserve is located in the remote northern Kenya in the hilly and forested district of Marsabit. The surrounding area is hot and dry but the park is located on Marsabit Mountain, giving it a cooler climate.
Meru National Park is located about 35km east of Maua town of Meru District. The park lies on the foot of Nyambene Hills in an area with numerous permanent streams flowing towards the Tana River. It was the home of famous conservationist Joy and George Adamson.
This National Park lies in the North East of Nairobi and mainly comprises of forests at the foot of Mount Kenya. It is popular for mountain climbing and viewing rare animals like Columbus Monkey, Rhino and the rare Bongo.
Samburu National Reserve is located on the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River in the dry northern region of Kenya. It is an arid semi-desert area. It is home to Giraffes, buffalo, waterbuck and the rare Grevy's zebra as well as the big cats..
Enjoy Camel Riding Adventure
Popular Camel riding safaris are staged in the northern Kenya wilds, designed for the hardy adventure travelers.
Try Game Fishing Safari.
The most popular fishing hotspots in Kenya are located in the inland lakes and the Indian Ocean.
Enjoy a Snorkeling adventure
Come and Enjoy Snorkelling and Diving in the warm Indian Ocean waters of Kenya coast among the beautiful white corals.
Climbing mount kenya
For mountaineers (amateur & Pros), here is a great opportunity to climb Mt. Kenya, the second highest in Africa.
Hot air ballooning over the parks
Experience the great Jungle atop a hot air balloon and observe the exciting & dangerous life in the wilderness.
Experience Wildlife Safari Adventures
Come and watch great herds of migrating Wilderbeests and the big cats that prey on them.
Aberdares National Park
The park is heavily forested and has big animals like elephant lion, rhino, black leopard and the beautiful but elusive bongo antelope.
Enjoy the Idyllic life in Lamu.
Lamu, Kenya's oldest town is an island comprising one town and three villages. It has retained its charm and character over the centuries.
Meru National Park.
Visit Meru National Park, the home of famed conservationists George and Joy Adamson and a hub for Adventure.
Enjoy Kenya Beaches.
Kenya's coast has beautiful beaches with warm blue waters, white sands and protective corals, ideal location for swimming and water sports.