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KENYA

"From sunrise over the Mara to Maasai songs at dusk, and lions prowling Laikipia by night—Kenya’s raw spirit is ancient, untamed, and fiercely alive."

—AMANDA KAM, FOUNDER

Untamed. Eternal. Alive.

Kenya’s Iconic Landscapes

Maasai Mara National Reserve

Witness the drama of the Great Migration, track the Big Five, and roam golden savannas rich with wildlife and Maasai heritage.

Lake Nakuru National Park

Marvel at flocks of flamingos, rhinos grazing near the water’s edge, and acacia woodlands teeming with birdlife.

Amboseli National Park

Photograph elephants at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, with sweeping views and some of the best up-close wildlife encounters.

Mount Kenya

Climb Africa’s second-highest peak—home to glaciers, bamboo forests, and Afro-alpine moorlands steeped in legend.

Laikipia Plateau

Roam Laikipia’s wild plateau, where rhinos wander, escarpments rise, and luxury camps look out over untamed wilderness.

Diani Beach

Sink into the powder-white sands, dive coral reefs, snd unwind beneath swaying palms along Kenya’s idyllic Indian Ocean coast.

Kenya’s Luxury Lodging

Bateleur Camp, Masai Mara

Luxury tented camp beneath the Oloololo Escarpment, with private butlers, a pool, and front-row access to the Great Migration.

Kichwa Tembo, Masai Mara

Private Mara concession with sweeping views and contemporary safari style.

Suyian Lodge, Laikipia

Secluded hillside camp with wildlife safaris, community experiences, and sweeping vistas.

Segera Retreat, Laikipia

Conservation-led eco-luxury retreat with bold design and elephants at your doorstep.

Wilderness Mara, Mara Triangle

Opening 2026 in the Mara Triangle, with rich wildlife and dramatic landscapes.

The Ritz‑Carlton, Masai Mara

Elevated among lush trees in the heart of the Maasai Mara Reserve, this new camp promises legendary Ritz‑Carlton service within incredible wilderness.

Itinerary Inspiration

The Signature Kenya Safari

Highlights: Iconic wildlife, meaningful Maasai encounters, private conservancies, and elegant tented camps

Day 1 – Arrive in Nairobi + overnight at Hemingways or Giraffe Manor
Day 2–4 – Laikipia: Fly to the Laikipia Plateau; stay at a conservation lodge like Wilderness Segera. Enjoy rhino tracking, scenic bush walks, and community visits.
Day 5–8 – Maasai Mara: Transfer to &Beyond Bateleur Camp. Big Five game drives, sunrise balloon safari, sundowners on the escarpment, and cultural encounters with the Maasai.
Day 9 – Return to Nairobi + optional visit to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust before international departure

For the Honeymooners

Highlights: Nairobi, Laikipia (Wilderness Segera), Maasai Mara (&Beyond Bateleur Camp)

Day 1 – Arrive in Nairobi + overnight at Hemingways
Day 2–4 – Laikipia (Wilderness Segera): Private bush dinners, spa rituals, and golden-hour game drives
Day 5–8 – Maasai Mara (&Beyond Bateleur Camp): Balloon safari, Big Five encounters, and sundowners on the escarpment
Day 9 – Return to Nairobi + optional visit to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
Day 10 – Depart Nairobi for international departures

The Family Safari

Highlights: Nairobi, Maasai Mara (&Beyond Kichwa Tembo), Laikipia (Wilderness Segera)

Day 1 – Arrive in Nairobi + overnight at Hemingways or Giraffe Manor
Day 2–4 – Maasai Mara: Family game drives, Maasai warrior visits, and Junior Ranger activities
Day 5–7 – Laikipia: Camel rides, nature walks, and hands-on conservation at Wilderness Segera
Day 8 – Return to Nairobi + visit Giraffe Centre or do a bead-making workshop
Day 9 – Depart

For the Adventurers

Highlights: Remote landscapes, walking safaris, camel treks, and off-the-grid luxury

Day 1 – Arrive in Nairobi + overnight at Hemingways
Day 2–4 – Suyian Lodge (Laikipia): Guided walks, fly camping, and wildlife tracking in the shadow of Mt. Kenya
Day 5–7 – Wilderness Segera (Laikipia): Camel safaris, conservation immersion, and eco-luxury in a private conservancy
Day 8–10 – &Beyond Bateleur Camp (Mara Triangle): Big cat tracking, night drives, and sunrise balloon safari
Day 11 – Return to Nairobi + depart

KENYA AT A GLANCE

Kenya is magical year-round, but JULY TO OCTOBER is best for safaris, thanks to dry weather, cool mornings, and epic wildlife encounters — especially the Great Migration crossings in the Maasai Mara.

  • Safari Season: July–October

    • 75°F / 24°C | Dry, clear skies, and peak wildlife visibility

  • Green Season: November–June

    • 82°F / 28°C | Lush landscapes, baby animals, and dramatic skies

  • Great Migration Peaks:

    • August–September: Mara River crossings (Maasai Mara)

    • January–February: Calving season in Southern Kenya

  1. Capital: Nairobi

  2. Language: English & Swahili

  3. Currency: KES (Kenyan Shilling) & USD widely accepted in tourism

  4. National Animal: African Lion

  5. Entry: Visa-free or eVisa for most nationalities

  6. Vaccine Requirement: Proof of Yellow Fever vaccination required if arriving from or transiting through a risk country (e.g. Tanzania, Uganda)

  7. Getting Around: Fly-in safaris or private 4x4 guided transfers

  8. Time Zone: GMT+3

  9. Plugs: Type G (UK), 240V

A man serving drinks on an outdoor deck, with a food platter and lanterns, overlooking a lush green savannah at sunset.
A lioness standing in the grasslands during daylight with mountains and trees in the background.
Indoor outdoor bathroom with a freestanding bathtub filled with water and rose petals, surrounded by candles, a vase of red roses, a bottle of champagne in an ice bucket, a robe hanging, and large glass windows showing trees outside at sunset.
A couple dressed in wedding attire holding hands while standing on a rocky overlook in a savannah landscape at sunset, with trees and distant hills in the background.
An outdoor picnic table set with drinks, bowels of food, flowers, and a wicker basket, arranged on a white tablecloth in a vast open field under a clear sky.
Group of zebras grazing and standing in an open grassland with a safari vehicle nearby, mountains in the background.
A safari scene with a vehicle and tourists observing wildlife, including zebras and wildebeests, in a grassy field with a background of trees and mountains.
Children and an elderly man engaged in an outdoor activity, with children wearing hats and jackets, and the man dressed in traditional Maasai attire, sitting on the grass and examining something in the soil.
A group of elephants walking across a grassy plain with a safari vehicle nearby.
A safari guide with a brochure sitting in an open-top vehicle, pointing towards distant elephants in the savannah landscape.
Wooden deck with outdoor seating area including beige cushioned sofa with red piping, a small round wooden table, a rectangular table with chairs, and a cabin with large glass doors and windows surrounded by trees.
Outdoor dining area with wooden tables and chairs on a deck overlooking a grassy savannah with scattered trees and bush, under a cloudy sky.