This is Kenya, a treasure chest of top safari holiday destinations, best-loved country in East Africa for safari packages. Kenya ranks as one of East Africa’s premier safari destinations. From tropical beaches to world-famous National Game Reserves. Book one of our safaris now.
Kenya boasts more wildlife parks and reserves than any other country in Africa, with more than 60 national parks and game reserves set aside for biodiversity conservation. Fossils found in Kenya reveal that primates were here for more than 20 million years and hunter-gatherer groups were the first-ever people.
Today, some half a million Maasai inhabit a total land area of 160,000 square km, surviving as nomadic and subsistence farmers, in southern Kenya and northern Tanzania along the Great Rift Valley.
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The 5,199 m high Mount Kenya is a recognized World Heritage Site, a volcano created about 3 million years after the East African Rift opened, and the highest mountain in Kenya.
Visit the incredible Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Tanzania. The focal point of this stunning 8292 km2 space is the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater. It is hard to believe that the actual rim of the crater is an astounding 2286m above sea level – a veritable mountain.
Visit a national reserve that is often regarded by travelers and guides in Kenya as the best of Kenya’s reserves. Explore the vast 165 km² Samburu National Reserve and see how it has retained a naturally tranquil and quiet atmosphere due to its remote location and fewer visitors. Enjoy a uniquely pristine safari!
Visible from space, it is truly worth experiencing the Great African Rift Valley, one of the geological wonders of the world, stretching from the Middle East into the southern African country of Zimbabwe. Meet the Maasai people who live here, nomads who farm cattle and integrate their livestock with the natural environment.
Travel to Mount Kenya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site to the east of the Great Rift Valley and the second highest mountain in Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro. Explore this ancient extinct volcano with its rugged ice-capped summits, Afro-alpine moorlands and diverse forests that illustrate extraordinary ecological processes.
Ever heard of the legend of the man eaters of Tsavo? Well, long ago in 1899, during the construction of the Nairobi-Mombasa road and railway, two large lions actively preyed on the railroad workers, claiming over 100 victims! Tsavo Plains, comprising Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks, forms one of the largest National parks in the world.