Kenya

Discover Kenya

Kenya is one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations, combining legendary wildlife, dramatic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and beautiful Indian Ocean coastlines.

From the sweeping grasslands of the Maasai Mara to the foothills of Mount Kenya, the wildlife-rich plains of Amboseli, and the rugged wilderness of Tsavo, Kenya offers remarkable variety within a single journey.

At Serengeti Prime, we create private, tailor-made journeys through Kenya, combining exceptional wildlife experiences with carefully selected lodges, camps, and authentic experiences.

Where the wild meets the extraordinary.

Kenya offers an extraordinary range of landscapes and wildlife experiences. It is a destination where classic safari traditions meet modern luxury, with opportunities to explore by 4×4, on foot, by air, and from the water.

Whether your dream is to witness the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, watch elephants beneath Mount Kilimanjaro, explore the remote north, or finish your safari on the coast, we can shape the journey around you.

Best time to visit

June – October

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Dry season

June to October Clearer skies, limited rainfall, and concentrated wildlife make this an excellent time for safari. The Maasai Mara can also become a major stage for the Great Migration during this period.

Crowds: High

Rates: Peak

Green season

November to May Lush landscapes, migratory birdlife, fewer visitors, and seasonal wildlife experiences make the green months rewarding for travellers seeking a quieter safari.

Crowds: Medium

Rates: Lowest

Shoulder season

November & May A quieter period with changing weather, fewer visitors, and opportunities for better-value travel.

Crowds: Low

Rates: Standard

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Kenya

Maasai Mara National Reserve

The Maasai Mara is renowned for its exceptional wildlife, open grasslands, and the annual movement of wildebeest and zebra across the Mara ecosystem.

Famous for:

Great Migration · Big Cats · Big Five · Open Plains

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli is one of Kenya’s most distinctive safari destinations, famous for its large elephant herds and spectacular views toward Mount Kilimanjaro.

Famous for:

Elephants · Mount Kilimanjaro Views · Photography · Open Plains

Tsavo National Parks

Tsavo’s vast landscapes stretch across one of Kenya’s most remarkable wilderness areas, offering a more remote safari experience with diverse wildlife and striking scenery.

Famous for:

Elephants · Red Landscapes · Lions · Vast Wilderness

Lake Nakuru National Park

Set around the beautiful Lake Nakuru, this compact park combines scenic landscapes with excellent wildlife viewing and important rhino habitat.

Famous for:

Rhinos · Flamingos · Rothschild's Giraffe · Rift Valley

Samburu National Reserve

Samburu offers a very different side of Kenya, with rugged landscapes, dry riverbeds, distinctive wildlife, and strong cultural connections with the Samburu people.

Famous for:

Special Five · Samburu Culture · Elephants · Rugged Landscapes

Laikipia

Laikipia is home to exceptional private conservancies where wildlife conservation, community initiatives, and exclusive safari experiences come together.

Famous for:

Private Conservancies · Rhinos · Wild Dogs · Walking Safaris

Diani & Kenya Coast

Kenya’s coastline offers a beautiful finale to a safari, with white-sand beaches, coral reefs, warm waters, and Swahili culture.

Famous for:

Beaches · Diving · Snorkelling · Dhow Cruises · Swahili Culture