All Safaris

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. read more read less

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.   read more read less

Lake Manyara National Park is a Tanzanian national park located both in Arusha Region and Manyara Region Lake Manyara National Park is known for the flamingos that inhabit the lake. During the wet season they inhabit the edges of the lake in flocks of thousands but they are not so present during the dry season. More than 400 species of birds inhabit the park and many remain throughout the year. Because of this Lake Manyara National Park is a good spot for bird watching. Visitors to the park can expect to see upwards of 100 different species of bird on any day. Leopards, lions, cheetahs, elephants, blue monkeys, dik-dik, gazelles, hippopotami, Masai giraffe, impala, zebras and many more wild animals inhabit this park and many can be seen throughout the year. There is a hippo pond at one end of the park where visitors can get out of their cars and observe from a safe distance. The leopards and lions are both known to lounge in the trees while not hunting for prey. read more read less

Embark on a unique adventure in some of the best game parks and reserve in Kenya; Samburu (pure wilderness), Laikipia (Beaming luxury and lots of Game) & Maasai Mara (The Best Game Watching Reserve) explore true African wilderness experience in prolific wildlife areas. With up to twice daily game drives, bush walks and the chance to track the endangered black rhino and spot the black panther. This is the ultimate safari. read more read less

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. read more read less

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. read more read less

The Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve is one of the most remarkable protected areas in the Karamoja subregion, Northeastern Uganda. This large conservation area lies in the Karamoja subregion of northeastern Uganda. It is the second largest conservation protected area in Uganda. It covers an area of about 2788 square kilometres which makes it the second biggest protected area in the country just after the Murchison Falls National Park in Northwestern Uganda. It lies in Eastern Uganda, north of Mount Elgon. Connected to Matheniko Game Reserve (160,000ha) by the Bokora Corridor Land Tenure Government Physical Features This is a high plateau area of rolling plains with black cotton soil drained by intermittent watercourses flowing westwards into Lake Kyoga. Most of the area is subject to inundation during the rainy season. Mount Kadam (previously Mount Debasien) near the border with Kenya is the highest point in the reserve at 3,068m. Vegetation Most of the area is wooded savanna grasslands with some forest in the north on the margins of a higher ridge. The southern side of this incredible game reserve was gazetted as the Debasien Animal Sanctuary in 1958. In 1964, this area was extended northwards and it was named Pian Upe Game Reserve. This remarkable game reserve is composed of hot springs and it is sighted as one of the incredible destinations with mercury wells just at Mount Kadam. This tremendous wildlife reserve derived its name from the Karamojong local dialect which denotes “Friendly Enemy.” This game reserve comprises untouched grassland and wooded grassland. There is also a section of riverine woodland, kopjes and others. The main tree species in and around the reserve include the red acacia, desert date, bush willows, Harrisonia Abyssinia, and red spike thorns as well as shrubs such as butterfly pea and woolly caper bush. read more read less

Katonga Wildlife Reserve with an area of 207 square kilometres was gazetted in 1964 as a game reserve, to serve as a corridor for migrating wildlife from Western Uganda to Tanzania and Sudan. It became a Wildlife Reserve in 1996 when the former Game Department and Uganda National Parks merged to form Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). Currently, the reserve is managed by UWA under the Kibale Conservation Area administration with a Warden In-Charge based at the Reserve Head Office at Kikorogoto. read more read less

Toro Semliki Wildlife Reserve enjoys a dramatic rift valley setting between the Rwenzori, Kijura escarpment and Lake Albert. The dominant vegetation type is the open acacia-combretum woodland and grassy savannah, interspersed with patches of Borassus palm forest, significant belts of riparian woodland along the main watercourses, as well as some extensive swamps towards Lake Albert. The reserve itself is topographically unremarkable, set at a relatively low altitude starting from around 700m above sea level, but on a clear day, the setting is truly awesome, with the sheer rift valley escarpment rising sharply from the eastern shore of Lake Albert, the 2500m-high Congolese Blue mountains on the western horizon and the mighty glacial peaks of the Rwenzori visible to the south-west. read more read less