From the Mara grasslands to the Indian Ocean coast — every destination below is one our guides know personally.
The crown jewel of Kenyan wildlife — endless grass, Big Five, and the Great Migration river crossings.
A soda lake fringed pink with flamingos and black & white rhino sanctuaries inland.
Cycle through volcanic gorges with geysers, hot springs, and Fischer's Tower.
Hot springs, geysers, and the world's largest concentration of flamingos.
Freshwater lake ringed by yellow fever trees — hippo, fish eagle, and Crescent Island walking.
Big-tusked elephant families framed against the eternal snows of Kilimanjaro.
Kenya's largest wilderness — red-earth elephants, volcanic lava flows, and the Mzima Springs.
Arid-land specialists found nowhere else — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, and gerenuk.
Kenya's premier rhino sanctuary — home to the last two northern white rhinos on earth.
Highland rainforest and moorland with waterfalls, forest elephant, and the rare bongo.
Elsa the lioness's birthplace — remote, wild, and magnificent with almost no crowds.
White-sand Indian Ocean beach with coral reefs, whale sharks, and dhow sailing.
Turquoise reef waters, whale sharks, and the ancient Gede Ruins nearby.
Kenya's last Central African tropical rainforest — 360+ bird species and primates.
We operate across Kenya — from the Mara in the south-west to Turkana in the north and the coast in the east.