Looking for Kenya tours? We arrange all types of safari tours to Kenya. A trip to Masai Mara for the wildebeest migration or just the lion safari is very rewarding. We also arrange birding tours, mount Kenya climbing,  wildlife adventure tour to national parks such as Nairobi National Park, Amboseli, Aberdare, Samburu and other wildlife reserves.

Our Kenya Tour Packages range from 3 days to several weeks. We can advise you on the safari that suits your budget line, time and nature of activities.

After a night in Nairobi the  Kenya Safari begins in the shadows of Mount Kilimanjaro with splendid game viewing from Tortilis luxury tented lodge. In the Masai Mara enjoy some of Africa’s most guaranteed game viewing and a more traditional tented camp, then head to Lamu, a Swahili flavored island where you stay in a delicious boutique hotel.

SAFARI ITINERARY

Day 1 – Nairobi, Macushla House, 1 night
Transfer from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to the rustic charm and modern comforts of this delightful hotel, set in the forested outskirts of Nairobi. Relax by the swimming pool and enjoy the sunshine, or perhaps visit the neighboring Giraffe Sanctuary.
No meals

Day 2, 3 and 4 – Kenya Tours Amboseli National Park, Tortilis Tented Camp, 3 nights
Morning collection and transfer to Wilson Airport for the early morning flight to Amboseli National Park, where your Tortilis guide will meet you and transfer you to camp via your first Amboseli game drive.
Tortilis Camp is a luxury-tented camp on the edge of Amboseli National Park and offers unparalleled views south to Tanzania and Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak at 5,894mtrs. The luxury tented accommodation is spacious and each tent has an en suite bathroom and a private verandah that is an ideal place to enjoy ‘time out’ in the middle of the day.  Kenya Vacations Alternatively, relax around the small swimming pool, which is set in a pretty, natural garden.

The open-plan thatched bar, dining room and lounge is located on a hill and affords magnificent views across the plains to snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro. Tortilis is renowned for delicious home-style cuisine. Fresh herbs and vegetables are grown in camp and homemade pasta, a house specialty, is carefully prepared by the chef who was trained by the owner’s Italian mother. The camp also has a small gift shop.

The real attraction of Amboseli National Park is the superb game viewing, often enhanced by the spectacular backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboseli is one of the best parks in Kenya to see elephant and there are big numbers of buffalo, lion, giraffe, hyena, cheetah and a variety of smaller carnivores and antelope species. The park is largely arid land of acacia and tall savannah grasses and in such an exposed landscape the animals are easy to observe. In places, subterranean springs have transformed the plain into marshland. This is a great park for photography – you may be lucky enough to snap one of those quintessentially African shots when a big herd of elephant passes by snow covered Kenya Holiday Kilimanjaro.

This region is home to the nomadic Masai people and you will see their circular manyattas (villages), surrounded by thorny scrub fences, scattered across the plains.
All meals

Day 5, 6 & 7 – Masai Mara, Elephant Pepper Camp, 3 nights
After an early breakfast transfer to the airstrip for the flight to the Masai Mara (via Nairobi) where your guide will meet you and transfer you to camp with game viewing en route. Relax and soak up the sights and sounds of the bush in the world’s most spectacular wildlife region. After lunch and a siesta enjoy an afternoon game drive or a guided walk.

Shaded by indigenous trees the camp looks out on an endless vista of plains game and panoramic views. The six traditional safari tents are very comfortable, spacious with en-suite hot showers, washroom, dressing area and a verandah – the ideal place for reading, diary writing or just watching the passing parade. This is truly a safari camp “Out of Africa” and you are looked after by attentive staff that bring steaming hot water for your canvas showers, prepare sumptuous meals and offer your favorite “sundowners” cocktail. Every comfort is assured in a safari style that is reminiscent of a by-gone era.

The Masai Mara Game Reserve contains great concentrations of wildlife and adjoins Tanzania’s Serengeti Plains forming the northern end of the great migration ecosystem. From June to October you have a good chance of seeing the migratory herds as hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebra move through the area in search of new grass. The Mara, however, has great resident game and at any time of the year it is usual to see lion, leopard, cheetah, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, buffalo, jackal, topi, gazelles, impala and elephant. Hippos and crocodiles are plentiful in the rivers and the bird life is also abundant. No less than 53 different species of birds of prey alone have been recorded. The Mara is also the traditional land of the Masai people, nomadic herders who choose a traditional lifestyle and who are permitted to graze their cattle in the area.
All meals

Day 8 – To Lamu, Peponi Hotel, 5 nights
After a last morning game drive transfer to the Airstrip for the flight to Nairobi and connect (only a 1 hour wait) to the Lamu flight. Arriving on Manda Airstrip you are transferred by boat to Peponi Hotel on Lamu Island.

Lamu, Town, Island and Archipelago, all of the same name, lie 2 degrees below the Equator on Kenya’s northern coast. The island has been a port of varying importance for thousands of years but even today, Lamu is remote, even by Kenyan standards.

Peponi Hotel has a total of 24 rooms the superior rooms are larger and have a private outside area. No two rooms are alike and all have a pleasant outlook over the gardens and the sea. All rooms have overhead fans, mosquito nets, showers, Swahili styled décor, fresh flowers and personal safes.

There are glorious, deserted beaches within minutes of the hotel and there is a swimming pool which overlooks the channel into which the fishing boats and local boat traffic (such as it is) returns. The bar, the breakfast terrace and lounge area share this view and the tidal waves lap at the wall below.
Lamu is the perfect place to relax and unwind. There is a lazy mood about the island, time does not matter here, and it is easy to switch off from the pressures of everyday life, or to soak the safari dust out of your skin. For the energetic there are endless water sports to enjoy – sailing, snorkeling, fishing, skiing and there are long, long beach walks and fabulous deserted beaches to enjoy.

At some point in your stay you may like to take a dhow trip – either for a lunch picnic on one of the many nearby islands for sunset drinks. The hotel also runs a turtle conservation project and you may be lucky enough to be there when a nest of babies hatch. Your stay should also include a quiet wander through the town of Lamu and a browse in the galleries and markets.

Day 13 – Depart Kenya
Flight from Lamu to Nairobi depart at 1600 and arrive at 1745. You will need to check out of your room in the morning but Peponi staff will look after your luggage and arrange a shower for you before you leave. Transfer to the Airstrip on Manda Island is by boat.

You will be met and transferred from Wilson Airport to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your international departure flight.