Where Else to Go in Kenya

Kenya’s premier safari destination, famous for Big Five sightings, the Great Migration and authentic Maasai culture.

Exclusive, crowd-free safaris. Exceptional Big Five game viewing and world-class camps and lodges.

Marvel at enormous tusker elephants against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro.

A combination of conservation success stories, private conservancies, unique wildlife, and owner-run ranches.

A wildlife haven known for its work protecting Kenya’s endangered black rhino and Grevy’s zebra populations.

A unique landscape with its own ‘Samburu Special Five’. Here, wildlife congregates along the Ewaso Nyiro River.

A beautiful park, best known from the film Born Free, about a lion’s release into the wild.

Heartland of the Samburu people, here travellers enjoy authentic cultural encounters, pristine forest, and spectacular walking.

Easily reached from Nairobi, these Great Rift Valley lakes teem with wildlife, including a variety of birds.

Historic Mombasa meets white sandy beaches in Kenya’s popular coastal region. Popular for nightlife, restaurants, and watersports.

Ancient Swahili settlements, laidback island life, and endless stretches of palm-fringed coastline give Lamu its instant appeal.

An eclectic mix of vibrant nightlife, family-friendly resorts, tropical beaches, and stunning nature spots.

Kenya’s lively capital is a hub for travel throughout East Africa with some excellent accommodation options.