From the golden savannahs of the Maasai Mara to the rolling hills of Laikipia and the wilds of Samburu, cazenove+loyd’s luxury Kenya safaris place you at the heart of Africa’s most spectacular landscapes.
Picture an afternoon of stories with a Maasai elder or tracking game prints on foot with an expert local guide. Our decades-long connections with local communities and conservation initiatives inform every tailor-made Kenya safari we design. You will travel in private vehicles, stay in exclusive camps and lodges and enjoy farm-to-table meals.
Time your visit to the Great Migration and we will ensure you experience this astonishing spectacle away from the crowds. Round off your journey with a few days of exquisite coastal relaxation at Diani Beach or venture further afield to Zanzibar or the Seychelles.
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Whilst you can see much of what Kenya has to offer in seven days, we would recommend between 10 days and two weeks to really get the full experience – time to fly into Nairobi and get acclimated before heading off up country for a week of safari, then heading to the coast for some well-earned R&R on the beach.
Not only do we offer family tours in Kenya, but we believe Kenya is one of the best possible places for family safari, with its high concentrations of wildlife in reserves like the Maasai Mara and Laikipia Plateau, flexible safaris offering shorter game drives for younger kids, as well as specifically child-friendly activities like fly camping and educational walking safaris.
We suggest bringing light-weight, breathable clothing for safari during the day, then warm, insulated clothes for the night. Kenya’s high altitude in its interior means night time temperatures can be surprisingly low.
You can expect to see the Big Five, especially in the Maasai Mara, as well as giraffes, hippos, zebra, wildebeest, cheetahs, and hyenas. If you are coming during the green season in the central Great Rift Valley, you are likely to see many species of migrating birds.