Safari

KENYA’S NATIONAL PARKS

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A Safari may be a once in a lifetime experience. Where else would a lion roaring at night send shivers down your spine? Listen to your inner adventurer and take the chance to enjoy the taste of wilderness and freedom whilst on Safari!

The 24 National Parks, Reserves and Conservancies in Kenya are well known for their large numbers of animals and diversity of landscape. The choice of where to go may be overwhelming. The National Parks listed hereafter are just a selection of the most famous ones. The sample tours displayed hereafter provide different options. Don’t miss out on a fascinating and memorable tour. We are happy to assist finding the perfect tour for you!

ON SAFARI

The incomparable wildlife, fascinating landscapes and professionalism of our Safari partners guarantee an adventure, unlike any other. Let your spirit unwind and become captivated gazing at elephants, lions, zebras, antelopes, gazelles, hippos and with a bit of luck also leopards and many other animals living in the beautiful wildlife parks of Kenya. After sunset when the nocturnal animals start their search for prey, the sound of silence will give you the feeling of being at one with nature whilst you enjoy an aperitif in the bush.

Covering an area of 13,700 square km, Tsavo East is the largest wildlife park in Kenya. It was established in 1948 near Voi in Taita-Taveta County. Its diversified landscape offers fascinating views. Awaiting your discovery are palm-shaded rivers, semi-arid grassland and the longest lava flow in the world - the 300 km long Yatta Plateau.

In Tsavo East, sightings can include large mammals, such as the red dusted elephants, buffalos, rhinos, gazelles, zebras, lions, leopards amongst others. It is also home to more than 500 recorded bird species.

The savannah ecosystem in Tsavo West comprises scrublands, woodlands, open grasslands and rocky ridges providing stunning views. Tsavo West is known for the beautiful rugged wilderness. Under parched lava rocks, Mzima Springs comprises approximately fifty million gallons of crystal clear water flowing to the Shitani lava flows. Shitani means „devil“ in Swaheli. This vast expanse of folded black lava spreads for 50 sq km across the savannah, also being home to predators. Tsavo West offers some of the most magnificent game viewing in the world including elephants, rhinos, hippos, lions, cheetahs, leopards, buffalos, as well as diverse bird species.

Located in the South West of Kenya the 1510 sq km area, the Maasai Mara borders the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It is considered to be a unique wildlife conservation haven that is famous for its spectacular natural diversity of wildlife. It can easily compete with the Tsavo or Amboseli National Park. The name Maasai Mara has its origin from the Maasai tribes living in the area. ‚Mara‘ in the Maasai language means ‚spotted‘. It refers to the flat-topped Acacia trees, bushes and shrubs forming the landscape of most of the reserve. The variety of species calling the Mara their home include elephants, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, hippos, lions, wildebeest just to mention a few.

The word „Amboseli“ originates from the Maasai language meaning „salty dust“. Being one of the most popular parks in Kenya, 392 square km large, Amboseli is crowned by Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak and highest free-standing mountain in the world. Located 240 km South-East of Nairobi, Amboseli is one of the best places to observe large herds of elephants close to your nose-tip.

Nature lovers can explore five different habitats here ranging from the dried-up bed of Lake Amboseli, wetlands with sulphur springs, the savannah and woodlands. Visits can be made to local Maasai communities living around the park so as to have the chance to experience their culture and daily life.

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