Kenya
Kenya
The Cradle of Life
In the heart of East Africa, painted by the golden sunshine hues, lies Kenya.
The vast savannas of the Maasai Mara whisper of the wild tales of the Great Migration, the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya stand sentinel over the horizon and the palm trees by the coast are ever swayed by the southern winds and the sound of the rushing wild waters forever echo in the soul.
In 1952, Queen Elizabeth II was named queen while staying at Kenya's Safari Lodge after the passing of her father, King George VI. The legendary 'Out of Africa' author, Karen Blixen, wrote of its beauty, capturing the hearts of many.
It was in these lands that the first traces of humankind were found in the Great Rift Valley, a place where time seems to stand still.
Magical Kenya
Kenya has a long standing history of greatness that is marked by both adventure and exploration. The country is a living tapestry of nature and culture, where every sunset is a promise of another day in paradise.Sure thing!
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Masai Mara
1 of 7 Wonders of the World.
Witness the magnificient Great Migration, where over two million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles cross the Mara River. The Masai Mara is also home to the Big Five animals, Lion, Buffalo, Rhino, Elephant, Leopard.
Amboseli
Land of the Gentle Giants.
Marvel at large herds of elephants with a stunning backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. In 1991, Amboseli was declared a UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Reserve, highlighting its ecological significance.
Giraffe Manor
Long-necked friends up close & personal.
The Manor is a unique boutique hotel where giraffes freely interact and dine with guests over breakfast and high tea. It was built in the 1930s and has become a beloved icon of Nairobi, with a chance to meet Daisy, the very first rescued giraffe at the Manor.
David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
Adopt an Elephant today
Visit the famous elephant orphanage in Nairobi, dedicated to the conservation of rescued elephants and rhinos. The trust has successfully rehabilitated and reintegrated over 200 orphaned elephants back into the wild. Similar efforts to Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Samburu, Northern Kenya.
Giraffe Centre
Haven of Giraffes
The centre is in Kenya's capital and is a home to three giraffe species: Rothschild, Maasai, and Reticulated giraffes. Experience an up-close interaction and a chance to feed them.
Laikipia Plateau
Black panther
Laikipia is one of the few places in the world where sightings of the elusive Black Leopard have been documented. The black panther is an extremely rare melanistic breed of the African leopard, making sightings an extraordinary event.
Wasini Island
Dolphin Watching
Located off the southern coast of Kenya, Wasini Island is famous for its vibrant coral reefs and warm waters that are home to both bottlenose and humpback dolphins, making for a spectacular viewing experience.
South Coast
The Kenyan coastline is a treasured gem, with the blue waters gently grazing the white sandy shores. It offers a wonderful beachfront retreat, from the iconic Diani beach to Chale.
Tsavo
Kenya's Largest National Park
Explore a great home to diverse wildlife including the Red Elephants of Tsavo and vast landscapes in the southern circuit of Kenya. Tsavo is the site of the infamous Man-Eaters of Tsavo during the construction of the Kenya-Uganda Railway in 1898.
Chyulu Hills
Enjoy breathtaking views and luxury lodges in this chic setting, perfect for hiking and horseback safaris. The Chyulu Hills are home to one of the world's youngest volcanic ranges, formed only about 500 years ago.
