Explore in Kenya

Mount Kenya and Laikipia

Glaciated massif at 5,199 m and plateau of private conservancies home to the last northern white rhinoceros, 3h30 north of Nairobi.

Swahili Coast

536 kilometres of coastline between Lamu and Shimoni, where thousand-year-old Swahili culture comes alive in dhows, through the streets of Mombasa and along coral marine parks.

Samburu and the Arid North

North of Mount Kenya, the Samburu reserves and their conservancies are home to arid-zone wildlife, reticulated giraffe, Grevy's zebra, oryx, and the pastoral Samburu people.

Rift Valley and Lakes

A succession of alkaline and freshwater lakes at 1,800 metres elevation, where black rhinos, lesser flamingos and hippopotamuses reveal themselves over two to three days from Nairobi.

Amboseli and Tsavo

At the foot of Kilimanjaro, Amboseli and the two Tsavos span 22,000 km² of marshes, red savanna and volcanic springs, on the route between Nairobi and the coast.

Maasai Mara

Masai Mara

1,510 km² of savanna at 1,500 m altitude, extension of the Serengeti, where 1.5 million wildebeest pass each year and one of the highest densities of big cats in East Africa.