

Kenya
Kenya is arguably at its best in February. The landscape remains dry ahead of the long rains, drawing wildlife to diminishing water sources and making sightings particularly compelling. Shorter grasses across the Maasai Mara and Laikipia improve visibility, while predator activity rises as young plains game appear. Dramatic skies provide a striking backdrop for photography, and with fewer visitors than in peak season, sightings can often be enjoyed in rare solitude.
Beyond the savannah, Kenya is home to highland conservancies and palm-fringed Indian Ocean beaches. We favour owner-run camps, conservancies and private houses that combine space, flexibility and a strong senseof place, rewarding travellers who value privacy and expertly guided wildlife encounters.









































