KENYA safari
Kenya
Where the savannah stretches endlessly beneath golden skies and the Great Migration sweeps across the Maasai Mara, Kenya brings you face to face with Africa’s wild heart, from iconic wildlife to the warm shores of the Indian Ocean
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Kenya
Traveling to Kenya is an unforgettable journey into the heart of Africa, where endless savannahs, extraordinary wildlife and rich cultural traditions come together. From the moment you arrive, Kenya invites you to experience the wild in its purest form, from the iconic landscapes of the Maasai Mara to the dramatic beauty of Mount Kenya and the shores of the Indian Ocean.
Kenya is home to some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife experiences. During the Great Migration, vast herds of wildebeest and zebras cross the Mara River in one of nature’s most remarkable spectacles. Around them, lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants and other predators create an extraordinary and ever-changing cycle of life.
Beyond the safari, Kenya offers a fascinating cultural journey. You will meet the Maasai and other communities, discover vibrant cities such as Nairobi, and experience a country shaped by diverse African, Arab and Indian influences. To complete the journey, the white-sand beaches of the Kenyan coast, from Diani to Lamu, offer the perfect escape beside the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.
Kenya offers a unique combination of wildlife, culture, adventure, nature and coastal beauty. From the savannah to the sea, every journey reveals a different side of Africa. Are you ready to discover Kenya?
Featured Tour
Most Popular Tours
Kenya – Big Five Safari
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Track lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo and rhinos across Kenya’s spectacular savannahs, witness unforgettable wildlife encounters and experience the raw beauty of Africa’s iconic Big Five.
Best gateway safari
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From the golden savannahs of the Maasai Mara to the turquoise Indian Ocean, combine thrilling wildlife encounters with relaxing beach
escapes along Kenya’s beautiful coast.
suistainable Safari
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Explore Kenya’s wild landscapes while travelling responsibly, supporting local communities, protecting wildlife and preserving the natural beauty of the savannah for generations to come.
Combination Safari
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Experience the best of East Africa across two iconic destinations, from Tanzania’s endless savannahs and Serengeti wildlife to Kenya’s legendary Maasai Mara, creating one unforgettable safari adventure.
beach experience
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Escape to Kenya’s beautiful Indian Ocean coast, where white-sand beaches meet warm turquoise waters. Enjoy peaceful days by the sea, discover vibrant Swahili culture, explore coral reefs and end each day with unforgettable coastal sunsets.
The best of Kenya
What to see in Kenya
MAASAI MARA NATIONAL RESERVE
Globally renowned as one of Africa's premier wildlife destinations, it borders the Serengeti and hosts the spectacular Great Wildebeest Migration between July and October.Key highlights: Unrivaled viewings of the "Big Five", hot air balloon safaris over the vast savannah, and authentic cultural encounters with the traditional Maasai people
AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK
Famous for offering the absolute best views of Mount Kilimanjaro (Africa's highest peak, located just across the border in Tanzania) towering over free-ranging wildlife.Key highlights: Getting incredibly close to massive herds of free-roaming African elephants and exploring the park's dynamic swamp systems
DIANI BEACH
Consistently voted one of the best beach destinations in Africa, it features flawless, pristine white sands lined by lush palm trees and lapped by the warm Indian Ocean.Key highlights: World-class kitesurfing, snorkeling, and diving around vibrant coral reefs, alongside historical dhow sailing trips
MOUNT KENYA NATIONAL PARK
A UNESCO World Heritage Site centering on Africa's second-highest peak (5,199 meters), boasting dramatic equatorial glaciers, deep valleys, and unique alpine vegetation.Key highlights: Multi-day mountain trekking, technical rock climbing to its highest spires, and spotting rare high-altitude wildlife like the elusive bongo.
When to visit Kenya
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Clear landscapes, better visibility
Higher flight prices, it is recommended to book in advance
More volume of travelers, but with memorable experiences
More dust, but more visible roads
Incredible encounters with wildlife
Safari rides with uncovered roof car
Green and lush landscapes, a spectacle worthy of contemplation
Rates more affordable than in high season
Clearer air, stunning skies and spectacular clouds
Less crowded, for greater peace of mind for the traveler
Exciting animal encounters for everywhere
Embrace adventure and you will fall in the mud
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Wildlife Kenya
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Visa & Vaccines
Visa
Do I need a visa to travel to Kenya?
Since January 2024, Spanish citizens traveling to Kenya for tourism or business purposes no longer need to obtain a traditional visa. However, all travelers must apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before their trip.
The eTA application must be completed through the official Kenyan government website before departure.
Vaccinations
Is there a mandatory vaccine?
Vaccination requirements can depend on where you are travelling from or transiting through. Check the latest official entry and health guidance before departure.
How is medical care at destination?
Private hospitals and medical facilities are available in major towns and tourism centres. Travel insurance is recommended for safari and mountain activities.
Share any important medical information with your tour operator when it may be relevant in an emergency.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Wildlife Kenya
Antelope and Gazelles
Fast, graceful herbivores adapted to Tanzania’s open grasslands and woodland edges.
Leopard
A powerful and solitary big cat known for camouflage, strength and exceptional climbing ability.
Black Rhinoceros
A rare and protected species found in selected conservation areas across Tanzania.
African Buffalo
A powerful herd animal commonly seen in Tanzania’s savannah and woodland habitats.
African Lion
One of Tanzania’s best-known predators, seen across major northern and southern safari areas.
African Elephant
Large herds can be encountered in several parks, including the famous Tarangire ecosystem.
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Ecosystem
Marine
Coral reefs full of life, mangroves and seagrass meadows.
Savannah and Prairies
Extensive grassy plains and home to diverse wildlife.
Mountains
Tanzania’s mountain ecosystems include Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.