Kenya's diversity has helped to position it as a top safari destination.

With its rolling savanna plains and scorched deserts interspersed with snow-capped mountains, cool highlands and equatorial forests, Kenya’s diversity has helped to establish the country as a long-standing, prime safari destination.

The scenic coastline, with its atmosphere of a paradise island and sprinkling of vibrant coral reefs, only adds to the spectacular list of reasons to visit this country. The highland areas of Central Kenya – including the Laikipia Plateau – provide fertile ground for farming, making Kenya one of the most agriculturally productive countries in Africa; this area is considered the fertile breadbasket of the Kenyan people. Four rivers, of which one is perennial, flow through the area making for an even more compelling locale for animals and people alike.

Kenya is the original home of the safari. Today, the wildlife is still superb, including the world-famous migrations of wildebeest and zebra that roam through the Maasai Mara in the latter half of each year.

Viewings of the migrations, particularly river-crossings, are truly extraordinary, as such large numbers of prey species attract predators and result in jaw-dropping scenes. The numbers of visitors to these natural wonders remain high, and timing is crucial in order to enjoy the full potential of such an occasion.

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Capital CIty:
Nairobi
Currency:
Kenyan Shilling
Language:
English and Swahili
Known for:
Agriculture and Cut Flowers
Highlight:
The Giraffe Hotel
Population:
48.46 Million People
Seasons & When to travel
Seasons & When to travel
Wildlife & Activities
Wildlife & Activities
We have been privileged to travel with ABS on several occasions with both family and friends. Each adventure provided us with once in a lifetime experiences.

Bob and Kim Skaggs - USA

We had the most amazing time... everything was great! We definitely would like to plan another!

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1. Fill out our enquiry form

We need a bit more info from you - tell us about what you’re envisioning for your journey so that we can ensure we kick things off in the right direction.

2. We’ll get back to you

We’ll pop you an email to start off the conversation and set up a time to talk through your ideas and our recommendations and go over next steps.

3. Planning begins!

We will set off on the planning adventure! We’ll put together itineraries that bring to life your safari dreams, & plan all the details while you sit back & relax

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We design safaris as unique as the people who take them. To help us craft your dream journey, please share a few details below. One of our Travel Specialists will be in touch to begin tailoring your bespoke itinerary.

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We always recommend 10 days for a safari. This allows for overnight stays on arrival plus the chance to visit at least two lodges.

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Travelling with a private guide offers guests an exclusive, seamless safari experience, complete with insider knowledge, tailored pacing, and unparalleled access to the most extraordinary wildlife encounters.

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