Kenya safari packages & vacations

Kenya safari packages & vacations are one of Africa’s big 5 top tourist destination with unlimited memories, Kenya’s untimely magical happenings are dominated by the high concentration of wild life in its national game parks and reserves, welcoming people and their culture, hotel, restaurants and lodges in the city, game parks and at the ocean. The ocean coastline gives a spectacular white sand beach scenes and a range of activities, relaxations sun rise and sunset horizons and a lot more. Kenya’s national reserve, Masai Mara has the highest concentration of wild species per square km and this guarantees it’s visitors maximum scenic expedition of the wild from predators, preys and numerous bird species. Kenya’s flora is also very unique having more than 550 tree species, euphorbia forests and vegetation some of which is unique to the vicinity. Much more to discover still is Kenya’s food cuisines from the traditional courses, street foods, to the spicy coastal and food courses derived from various walks of history such as the India, Arabs, Portugal and England all who have occupied the coastal areas since the slave trade era.

What is the name of Kenya’s capital city?
Who are the masai people?

Kenya safari packages & vacations | The wildebeest migration

Masai Mara has become the world’s center of tourist attraction because of this glamourous wild game movement in a numerical match of thousands. So far no other place in the world has such large wild movement of mammals like the migration of the wilder beests(2,000,000), zebras(400,000), elands(12,000), antelopes among other herbivores from the Serengeti across the Mara river into the vast Masai Mara grasslands for fresh pastures. During the course of this journey the beests face many obstacles which call for scenic survival and death moments as they struggle to run from predators, protect young their young ones and Nile crocodiles that reside in the Mara rivers.

Kenya safari packages & vacations

Kenya safari game drives

Get quenched of wild life thirst with a rich safari Kenyan game drive through some of the world’s most highly wild game concentrated reserves and parks. Most of Kenya’s game reserves are located on vast flat plains easily accessible to view Africa’s big 5; lions, elephants, cheetahs, leopards, buffaloes, along with rhinos, antelopes, giraffes, primates, wilder beests, zebras, kudos, kobs, hyenas, wild dogs, hundreds of bird species among others. Game viewing in Kenya can also be done on horse backs. Game drives in Kenya won’t take long before seeing most of your exciting wild animals topping your must-see list.

Kenya safari game drive packages

Birding Kenya safaris

There’s no doubt that Kenya is a birder’s haven with over 450 bird species residing in mountains, forests, water and lowlands; where at a go, Lake Nakuru offers a scene of hundreds of thousands of pink flamingos and other water birds that reside over the blue-green lake. This is one of the world’s top bird watching points with flamingos, grebes, egrets, herons, cranes, ducks and spoonbills thus attracting birders from all over the world to gaze at this amazing vista.

Kenya birding safari packages

Diani & White sand beaches

The palm-fringed white sand beaches stretch about 3000 miles from Lamu in the north to Mombasa giving Kenya a beautiful long coast line with crystal clear ocean water support various activities from beach sports, sport fishing, kite surfing, boat cruises, honeymoon and family parties, self relaxing time, swimming, camel rides, horse riding not to mention but a few. These beaches along with some of Africa’s best resorts, hotels and restaurants give a serene feeling to their visitors that leaves them satisfied with nature. The beaches should be on every regional tourist’s bucket list. A walk through the ancient town of Mombasa will also disclose many of the coastal history since the time of the slave trade and the different cultures introduced by the Indians, Arabs, Portugal and the English that have occupied the coastal areas in past.

Kenya Diani safari packages

Hot air balloon tours

Flying a hot air balloon over the masai mara, Amboseli N.P and other parks is one of the most magical moments not to miss on a Kenyan safari. This experience gives a scenic view over mara’s nature and all wildlife without any obstructions. The vast plains without hills and mountains have made this possible and enjoyable extensively over the game reserve. This exhilarating experience is worth your dollars and a lifetime memory. Right from bush breakfasts to watching the team ignite the envelope to launch the balloon is all exciting, stepping into the basket and taking heights over the morning sounds of the African wild. This glamour over the African wild, birds and game is indeed a magical experience like no other to go after in a life time.

Kenya hot air balloon safaris

Flying Safaris

A fly-in Kenya safari is another magical bucket list experience that offers an excellent view over nature and wild life; elephants, lions, rhinos, zebras, wilder beests among others all in an overview in their natural habitat. These luxury tours in low flying glider planes offer an extensive view of the Masai Mara better than any other way of approaching the African wild across different national parks and reserves in Kenya.

Kenya luxury safari packages

Kenya Cultural safaris

Kenya is a multiple culture and linguistic country with 42 tribes that have a various rich history, art and crafts, dress codes, food cuisines and heritage that lie all over across the country’s footpaths. All these people from different walks of life are united by speech by the official local language of Swahili; a language derived as a result of intermarriage between the local Kenyan people and the Arabs during the historical trading errors. Transitioning into modernity Kenya’s people have excelled at hospitality and this has made Kenya a proper tourist destination receiving services of the locals from 5-star hotels, through the jungle 3-star and tented lodges to the coastline resorts displaying their amazing ways of life well mingled with the modern trends of life. Most outstanding is the Masai tribe that has upheld to their way of life while actively serving in the tourism industry. They shall always entertain their guests and get them through the same wild they co-exist with the wild game in their local communities. Knowledge of the country’s culture and ways of life will always be a mindset and life changing experience about African culture and tradition.

The Masai people

The masai people are located in southern Kenya in the areas of Kenya’s most popular game parks. The masai have co-existed with nature and the wildlife since their ancient time. They are cattle rears herding their animals for pasture and water in these arid and and semi arid areas. The masai people are known for their dress code of red overlapping cloth called shuka in their local language along with their strong culture and tradition. They so much participate in welcoming visitors in their tourist parks, entertain them and are always ready to share with them and teach their culture and ways of life to them on how their lives have depended on nature and co-existed with the wild set up. Enjoy wild and community nature walks with the company of the masai people and you learn more about the African wild and how they communicate or even avoid conflict with the wild animals that live next to their communities.

Nairobi- Kenya's capital

Not just known as one of the busiest cities in Africa, Nairobi also has a lot of interesting vistas, tourist attractions, hotels and restaurants, lounges, wildlife conservation park and a lot more discoveries to know during the city tours and walks in this fast developing African city. A walk through the city of Nairobi will catch you shopping most of the country’s arts and crafts from all over the different tribes in the country, having a taste of the foods and cuisines around town and those from various traditions, the taste of mchomo -the local barbeque all over the streets especially for night life walks and the enjoy the company of the city’s welcoming people with their ways of life. Nairobi national park 7km south of the city won’t let you miss the touch of nature; with over 100 mammals and reptiles including the big 5- lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes and rhinos. It is a major rhino sanctuary; along with giraffes, zebras, antelopes, wilder beests among others. The park also has over 500 bird species 20 of which are seasonal European migrants. Cranes, eagles, falcons, secretary bird among others are some of the bird species resident to the park.

The city harbors people along their different walks of life from Europe, India, Asia, Arab among others which has got the city stuffed with a lot of food cuisines and courses, fine restaurants, grills, cocktails, lounges and modern hotels to facilitate and accommodate your stay in the city. To know more about Kenya’s history and transition from various backgrounds to modernity, the Kenya National museum in Nairobi has got artifacts, crafts and recorded history of the country and its set up.

Where is Kenya's location, map, facts

Kenya, is a country located in East Africa at 580,367 km² (224,081 sq. mi). It lies between latitudes 5°N and 5°S, and longitudes 34° and 42°E. From the coast on the Indian Ocean, the low plains rise to central highlands which are bisected by the Great Rift Valley, and fertile plateaus lie on either side, around Lake Victoria and to the east. Kenya is also located and lies at the Equator which more so explains it cool tropical climate with the country’s highest points. The highest point in Kenya and the second highest peak on the continent: Mount Kenya, which reaches a height of 5,199 m (17,057 ft) and is the site of glaciers. Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 m or 19,341 ft) can be seen from Kenya to the south of the Tanzanian border. Kenya is bordered by South Sudan to the northwest, Ethiopia to the north, Somalia to the east, Uganda to the west, Tanzania to the south, and the Indian Ocean to the southeast.

Kenya’s geography, climate and population vary widely, ranging from cold snow-capped mountaintops with vast surrounding forests, wildlife and fertile agricultural regions to temperate climates in western and rift valley counties and further on to dry less fertile arid and semi-arid areas and absolute deserts.

What are Kenya's weather conditions?

Kenya is located along the equator and has tropical climate with regional climatic variations influenced by several factors, including altitude. Coastal areas are obviously hotter and warmer, but the ocean breeze helps to maintain pleasant conditions for most of the year. Kenya’s daytime temperatures average between 20°C/68°F and 28°C/82°F.Seasonal climatic changes are controlled by the large-scale pressure systems of the western Indian Ocean and mountains/ landmasses. There are two rainy seasons—the heaviest rains usually fall from April to May and a shorter period of rain occurs in November and December. January and February are mostly dry, although there may be a chance of rain. The dry season, with cooler temperatures, lasts from May to October.

When is the best time to visit Kenya?

You can visit Kenya throughout the year given that it has a well-balanced weather. During the night and early morning, however, particularly in June, July and August. You can expect days to be absolutely beautiful, temperate and sunny, but nights and early mornings are cold, possibly near freezing, so we recommend you bring warm layers you can peel off as it warms up through the day. A lightweight down jacket or fleece pullover is ideal. Gloves, hat, scarf and warm long pants are also essential at this time of year for early-morning wildlife drives.

What tourist activities to do in Kenya

Kenya is renown for its unending unfolding magic both in the wild and its cities among many activities;

Wildebeest migration, wildlife game drives.
air balloon safaris
Africa’s big 5
white sand beaches
Aquatic life and coral reefs
Hiking
Birding
Filming and photography
Masai culture
Horse back riding tours
Lodges and resorts
Quad biking
City tours

What is the cost of an African safari in Kenya?

The daily cost for a Kenyan safari will be between $200-$280 for a budget safari, $350-$400 for a mid-range safari and $550- $650 for a luxury safari. These cost fluctuates depending on the number of people, number of days, safari category & amenities, nature of safari company and other planned desires of the visitors.

How to get a tourist visa to Kenya?

Getting a Kenyan tourist visa is easy to get through Kenya’s online electronic travel authorisation platform from anywhere and at any time.

How to get to/ flights to Kenya?

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Kenya safari packages & vacations

Kenya safari packages & vacations | The wildebeest migration

Kenya safari packages & vacations

Lake Nakuru

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Hot air balloon safaris

Kenya safari game drives

Kenya safari game drive packages

Birding Kenya safaris

Kenya birding safari packages

Diani & White sand beaches

Kenya Diani safari packages

Hot air balloon tours

Kenya hot air balloon safaris

Flying Safaris

Kenya luxury safari packages

Kenya Cultural safaris

The Masai people

Nairobi- Kenya's capital

Where is Kenya's location, map, facts

What are Kenya's weather conditions?

When is the best time to visit Kenya?

What tourist activities to do in Kenya

What is the cost of an African safari in Kenya?

How to get a tourist visa to Kenya?

How to get to/ flights to Kenya?

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