Complete Kenya Guide

From our Nairobi office, we explore Kenya year-round to refine our itineraries. The country stretches along a diagonal descending from the Aberdare highlands, over 3,000 meters high, down to the coral reefs of Watamu and Diani. Between them, the Rift Valley carves a furrow dotted with alkaline lakes (Nakuru, Bogoria, Naivasha) where lesser flamingos, rhinoceros, and hippopotamuses concentrate.

The Masai Mara remains the epicenter of the Great Migration between July and October, but we often direct our travelers toward less-visited reserves: Samburu and its northern arid species (reticulated giraffe, beisa oryx, Grevy's zebra), Laikipia for private conservancies, Amboseli for elephant herds at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. The Swahili coast, around Lamu and Mombasa, adds a cultural dimension often overlooked: coral stone architecture, wooden dhows, Omani and Bantu influences.

For a first trip, allow twelve to fifteen days to combine two or three ecosystems without undertaking long rough drives. Our team then adjusts according to your pace, budget, and chosen season.