YOUR TRIP TO KENYA

Whether you’re considering traveling to Kenya with children, for a honeymoon, or an adventure with friends, a safari in Kenya is an unforgettable journey for all nature lovers.

There are many ways to travel, and Kenya is one of those destinations where you’ll notice a big difference depending on the type of trip you plan. There are different parks and nature reserves to visit, but it’s important to consider the distances between parks if you don’t want to spend most of your trip to Kenya on the road.

Our recommendation for traveling to Kenya is to take a private and tailor-made safari, designed according to the number of days you have, to experience a unique and exclusive adventure with personalized service. You’ll have greater flexibility and agility to fully enjoy every moment of this incredible adventure. Chartered plane transfers will allow you to make the most of your vacation in Kenya, in addition to providing spectacular views that are hard to forget.

We take care of everything: flights, transfers, safaris in group or privately, accommodation in lodges or camps, medical and cancellation insurance. And of course, the advice of our Kenya specialized agents.

We recommend some must-do activities if you’re traveling to Kenya:

1. Masai Mara: This nature reserve is a “must” on your trip to Kenya. Famous for its incredible wildlife and being the scene of the annual migration of wildebeests and zebras, in Masai Mara you’ll find most of Kenya’s animals. Additionally, you can visit a Maasai village to discover their fascinating culture. And if you’re into photography, you’ll enjoy magical moments with the golden light bathing the plains and animals during their spectacular sunrises and sunsets.
2. Amboseli: Known for its stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and abundance of elephants. Like Masai Mara, it’s close to the border with Tanzania, and you can interact with the Maasai community. It’s a paradise for bird lovers, and you’ll also find lions, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, gazelles, and hyenas.
3. Lake Naivasha: Located in the Rift Valley, just 90 km from Nairobi, the capital. On its shores, you can see hippopotamuses in their natural habitat. We recommend including this park in your trip to Kenya and boating on its lake dotted with mysterious trees until you reach Crescent Island, where you can go on a walking safari and photograph herbivores up close without fear of being attacked. An experience you shouldn’t miss if you’re traveling to Kenya! Many scenes of the famous movie “Out of Africa” were shot here. The tranquility you’ll find in this small wildlife refuge will allow you to connect with Karen Blixen’s story and understand the peaceful nature of Kenyans.

Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Istanbul have become almost obligatory stops for millions of travelers flying to Kenya every year.

This is due to their strategic geographical location in the Middle East. And of course, to the high capacity of their flagship airlines: Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines.

If you’re flying with any of these airlines, adding a stopover on your trip to Kenya is a must you should take advantage of:

• With a stopover, you can take a break and enjoy two or three nights in one of these cities. This will allow you to rest and forget the annoying jet lag, offering you also a wide variety of experiences and activities that enrich any type of trip.
• By splitting the segments, we can find the best airfares and flight schedules to Kenya, thus adapting your vacation to your comfort and preferences.