All Safaris

We welcome you to explore some of the most legendary settings in Kenya through the lens of this captivating adventure. Find yourself mingling with welcoming locals, marvelling at magnificent landscapes and wildlife, savouring the finest in ethnic cuisine and, above all, immersing yourself in the surroundings on a truly personal level. This getaway has been carefully designed to provide the extraordinary service, comfort, dining, activities and entertainment that ensure a once-in-a-lifetime experience and a trip that will leave you inspired for your next adventure.

Looking to get started with your first African Safari? Spend time encountering huge herds of wildebeest and experience the extraordinary beauty, rich heritage and vibrant culture of Kenya’s Masai Mara with an array of activities and adventures created to inspire your spirit. From game viewing safaris to spot the “Big Five” (elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino) to hot air balloon rides high above the African savannah.

This rustic retreat is nestled deep in the Rift Valley, on the shores of Lake Elementaita. The Pelican Lodge is an exclusive, luxurious and outstanding lodge set in a pristine environment. Experience amazing sunset, bird watching experience and enjoy the breathtaking scenery on your own private balcony.

  Diani Sea Resort is set on the most beautiful unspoiled crystal white sandy beaches on the south coast of Kenya; Diani Beach, the gorgeous white sand beach, 30 km south of Mombasa. 4.5 hectares of land offer ample space for 170 rooms, large main house pool and sports facilities. The flat abfallede fine sandy beach with the hotel directly provides many opportunities for swimming, snorkeling and diving.  

ROMANTIC AND MAGICAL Get an extra free night when you book for 3 Nights at Sand at Chale Island. This tranquil and secluded hotel offers a simple, relaxed atmosphere on a small coral island. A diverse mixture of indigenous and tropical Flora that attracts a wide variety of fascinating insect and primate life. All this combined with the loving care of the  staff will make your holiday on Chale Island intriguing, relaxing and warmly memorable. We can't think of anything better. Valid till October 31.  

A rather sought-after Safari. A drive through the great rift valley lets you feast your eyes on stunning sights from the view points on your safari. You also come across the charming Masai people and Village that is a trove in this hot semi-arid terrain of the mara plains. Other delights include witnessing all the famous Big Five - Lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino, the Aberdares, Lake Bogoria, the Great Rift Valley, Lake Naivasha and the world renowned Maasai Mara.Experience the Great Wildebeest Migration and an estimated 6,000 migratory birds make the journey to Kenya each year during winter in Europe. You will be crossing several streams and rivers and enjoying stop overs at the equator.

A 3-day safari at two of Kenya’s most famous parks – Tsavo West and Amboseli. Tsavo West is immense and its great plains  are filed with herds of elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo and rhino. No other  park in Kenya features as many elephants as Amboseli. Set against the backdrop of world-famous Kilimanjaro, sunsets here are spectacular. The Amboseli national park lies at the floor of the Mount Kilimanjaro – Africa’s highest mountain. Your 3 days safari shall spend a night at each of the national parks with game drives for wildlife viewing and awesome landscapes. 

Open savannah merges into woodland, tropical forest, and evergreen rainforest; creating one of the last expanses of land in Uganda to boast both lowland and montane forest. The 80,000ha Kibale Forest National Park’s biodiverse terrain is home to the highest diversity and concentration of primates found on the entire continent; ranging from L’Hoest’s monkey to the red colobus monkey, and other endangered chimpanzees.  Comprised of what are widely considered to be Uganda’s most pristine tropical rainforests, Kibale Forest National Park covers an area of 795 kilometres over varied altitudes.

The Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that forms part of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, one of the richest ecosystems in Africa. This park is perhaps one of Uganda’s most remarkable destinations for visitors. Although small—just 321 square kilometers—Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is of crucial importance as home to the world's largest population of critically endangered mountain gorillas. The park contains about one-third of the 1,000 or so alive today, with the remainder in the Virunga conservation area shared by Rwanda and Congo. Preserved on the edge of the Rift Valley in southwest Uganda, Bwindi was established in 1991 as part of the conservation effort to save the mountain gorillas. Three years later, this island of remnant forest—one of Africa's richest and oldest (dating back about 25,000 years)—was recognized by UNESCO as a natural World Heritage Site. Beyond the gorillas, Bwindi is full of other life. In fact, it is one of the richest ecosystems in Africa, with 120 species of mammals, 350 species of birds (earning it the title of the Best Birding Destination in Africa by Travel Africa magazine), 200 tree species, 310 butterfly species, 88 moth species, 51 reptile species and 27 frogs, geckos and chameleons.