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Kenya is one of Africa’s most rewarding wildlife destinations, offering a remarkable variety of national parks, national reserves, wildlife conservancies, sanctuaries and marine protected areas.
From the famous Maasai Mara and elephant-filled plains of Amboseli to the vast wilderness of Tsavo, the northern landscapes of Samburu and the wildlife conservancies of Laikipia, Kenya offers safari experiences for every type of traveller.
The Maasai Mara is one of Kenya's most famous wildlife destinations and an important location for Big Five game viewing. Its open savannahs provide excellent habitat for lions, elephants, buffaloes, leopards and other wildlife. The Mara is also internationally known for the annual wildebeest migration.
Amboseli is famous for its large elephant herds and dramatic views of Mount Kilimanjaro. The park's open grasslands, wetlands and woodland habitats support a wide range of wildlife and birdlife. Amboseli can also be combined with Tsavo West and Tsavo East for a Southern Kenya Big Five safari.
Tsavo East is one of Kenya's largest protected areas and offers an expansive wilderness experience. The park is known for its vast semi-arid landscapes, red elephants and diverse wildlife. KWS lists rich biodiversity and the park's large-scale wilderness among its major attractions.
Tsavo East is one of Kenya's largest protected areas and offers an expansive wilderness experience. The park is known for its vast semi-arid landscapes, red elephants and diverse wildlife. KWS lists rich biodiversity and the park's large-scale wilderness among its major attractions.
Lake Nakuru is a popular Rift Valley safari destination and an important stop on many Nairobi–Nakuru–Maasai Mara itineraries.
Located just outside Kenya's capital, Nairobi National Park provides a unique opportunity to experience wildlife close to a major city.
Samburu offers a completely different landscape from the southern Kenya safari circuit. Its dry northern environment supports several distinctive wildlife species.
Ol Pejeta is a major conservation destination in Kenya's Laikipia region. It combines wildlife tourism with conservation and provides opportunities to learn more about wildlife protection.
Shimba Hills is one of the most accessible wildlife destinations from Diani Beach. The reserve is known for its rolling hills, forests, scenic viewpoints, elephants and the endangered sable antelope.
Mount Kenya National Park protects the mountain and its surrounding high-altitude ecosystems. It is especially attractive to travellers interested in mountain scenery, hiking and combining wildlife with outdoor adventure.
Hell's Gate is one of Kenya's most distinctive parks, known for dramatic cliffs, gorges and volcanic landscapes. It is particularly popular for active experiences.
Meru offers a combination of riverine forests, grasslands and diverse wildlife habitats. It is a good option for travellers looking beyond Kenya's most frequently visited safari destinations.
