Countless accommodation options are available in Masai Mara National Reserve and Mara Conservancies. From designer lodges suspended in the air to family-oriented tented camps and anything in between, you can rest assured to find the perfect Masai Mara safari lodge just for you. Named in honour of its ancestral inhabitants, the Maasai people, and their fitting description of the landscape when viewed from afar – ‘Mara’ means spotted in the Maa language, referring to how the country is dotted with acacia trees, indentations and craters – Kenya’s Masai Mara is, without doubt, one of the best safari destinations in the world. Not only can visitors experience authentic cultural interactions with the Maasai people but also witness one of nature’s biggest spectacles: the Wildebeest Migration from about July to November. Throw in excellent year-round game viewing and a wide variety of Masai Mara hotels and lodges for families, couples and honeymooners, and you’ll understand why Kenya’s flagship conservation area is one of Africa’s best-loved safari destinations. Here is our list of some of the best accommodation options in Masai Mara.

With a flawless, long stretch of white-sand beach hugged by lush forest and kissed by surfable waves, it's no wonder Diani Beach is so popular. This resort town scores points with a diverse crowd: party people, families, honeymooners, backpackers and water-sports enthusiasts. Diani has some of the best accommodation in Kenya, from budget party hostels to funky kitesurfing lodges and intimate honeymoon spots.

Amboseli National Park belongs to the elite of Kenya’s national parks, and it’s easy to see why. Its signature attraction is the sight of hundreds of big-tusked elephants set against the backdrop of Africa’s best views of Mt Kilimanjaro (5895m). Africa’s highest peak broods over the southern boundary of the park, and while cloud cover can render the mountain’s massive bulk invisible for much of the day, you’ll be rewarded with stunning vistas when the weather clears, usually at dawn or dusk. Apart from guaranteed elephant sightings, you’ll also see wildebeest and zebras, and you have a reasonable chance of spotting lions and hyenas. The park is also home to over 370 bird species. And with chances to delve a little deeper into the world of wildlife conservation, it all adds up to one of Kenya’s premier wildlife experiences. We've listed our best and recommended accommodation options in and around Amboseli for your next Amboseli adventure.

Home to such diverse tribes as the Samburu, Kikuyu and Boran, the combination of abundant wildlife and exceptional scenic beauty has enabled Laikipia & Samburu to become a world leader in the development of pioneering conservation initiatives. Large areas of open grassland in the north and south are dominated by acacias, and olive and cedar forest characterise the east of the plateau.  

Most travellers dream of finding a new and unknown destination, somewhere far from the beaten tourist path, where the thrill of real discovery and exploration reward the visitor with new and unexpected experiences, sights and sounds. While Kenya is known world wide for its excellent Game Parks and Reserves and idyllic tropical beaches, there are large areas of the country that remain largely unknown and seldom visited. Kenya is now encouraging visitors to explore and experience these hidden treasures. Kisumu Town forms part of the great Western Kenya Tourism Circuit and provides so much more in terms of places to visit, what to see, and activities to do. It is part of the forgotten counties of Kenya with amazing natural, geographical, and cultural diversity, offering you just as much as other tourist sites in Kenya (if not more).

Mombasa, a melting pot of languages and cultures from all sides of the Indian Ocean, waits like an exotic dessert for travellers who make it to Kenya's coastline. Having more in common with Dakar or Dar es Salaam than Nairobi, Mombasa's blend of India, Arabia and Africa can be intoxicating, and many visitors find themselves seduced by East Africa's biggest and most cosmopolitan port despite its grime and sleaze, which somehow only adds to the place's considerable charm.

Sometimes we get so caught up in the daily grind that we forget to show affection to the one we love the most, so a romantic getaway is a great way to rejuvenate relationships. Whether you prefer beachside relaxing, town and bush, or candlelit dining, we have the perfect getaway for you, so you and your beau can make the most of your alone time.

Considered the birthplace of safari, Kenya is one of those African destinations that can easily invoke a sense of romantic escapism. With the Masai Mara providing a stage for the Great Wildebeest Migration, Amboseli's mesmerising views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Samburu's beautiful leopards and Laikipia's unsurpassed wildlife conservation areas, Kenya is one of Africa's best luxury safari destinations. Kenya has a reputation for avant-garde resorts, which are filled with all the luxuries of modern living.  Apart from the amazing adventure the magical country has to offer, the hotel resorts are best known for their hospitality and entertainment. Lodging in Kenya’s coolest resorts gives guests unbounded pleasure and unparalleled excitement.

Explore Kenya's Capital, Nairobi, East Africa Largest Cosmopolitan city. An exciting maddening concrete jungle that jarringly counterpoints the untrammelled natural beauty to be found elsewhere in the country. Nairobi's polarising character ensures that the city is reviled and loved in equal measure, and even those who love it might well admit that it's the kind of place many rave about only once they're away from it. For those who call it home, the city's charms include a vibrant cultural life, fabulous places to eat and exciting nightlife.  However, with a fabulous national park on its doorstep, some wildlife-centric attractions, the excellent National Museum and a series of quirky sights, Nairobi's reality – like that of so many places with a bad reputation – will often come as a pleasant surprise.

Some of the most dramatic scenes are found on the Great Rift Valley. Diverse lakes and well protected areas

Visit the amazing national parks and reserves of Kenya. Home to some of the exciting wildlife and beautiful landscapes. See details information and maps to guide you as you enjoy your adventure.