Kenya Safaris
A specialist, in depth guide to a Kenya safari with an expert's guide of when to go, where to stay, what to see and a range of different Kenya safari itineraries to choose from.
A specialist, in depth guide to a Kenya safari with an expert's guide of when to go, where to stay, what to see and a range of different Kenya safari itineraries to choose from.
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As a safari country that offers not only safari but also a whole array of different activities and options, it is no surprise that one of the main reasons that people travel to Kenya is for a family holiday. With a wide range of private cottages, villas and houses both for the safari and the beach, it is possible to prepare an excellent trip that allows you to have the place to yourself for most of the trip. Below we have run through a few of the destinations in the country and properties that work well for Kenya family safaris.
Over the years, Kenya has become one of the favourite destinations when it comes to activities on safari. With options of horse riding, camel riding, mountain biking, hiking, tubing, cultural visits, wildlife tracking and many more, the modern safaris has come a long way from a standard game drive. These activities are offered in a few destinations across Kenya and have proven particular popular for families and active travellers!
“Photography” and “travel to Africa” are two activities that are inextricably linked together due to the stunning visual locations available, the magical African light and the variety of superb subjects to capture on film. As a specialist operator to Kenya for over 10 years we have been asked more and more for opportunities for clients who are both knowledgeable and those that are new to photography if there are any trips we offer that are more specialised and include help with the use of the equipment as well as guides who are versed in photography.
With privileged access to 65,000 acres of private land, Lewa Safari Camp is a great base to be incredible game viewing and a wealth of other activities. Hosting 10% of Kenya's rhinos, Lewa Conservancy, its guides and its rangers all work together to protect the endangered species and the other wildlife it famously homes.
In the heart of the Lewa Wildlfie Conservancy, the stunning, owner-run property of Lewa House is a long time favourite in this area of Kenya. With views of Mount Kenya and the sacred mountains of Ol Olokwe to the north, Lewa House offers cute, luxury cottages and newly added “earth pods” to accommodate those looking for a safari experience off the beaten track.