Kenya Tour Packages
Budget Mara Tour (3 Days)
An entry-level Maasai Mara safari starting from Kshs 15,500 / $150 -built for travelers wanting a genuine Mara experience without the premium price tag. Covers the essentials: game drives across the reserve’s iconic plains, with accommodation and logistics kept lean to hit this price point.
Did You Know? “Mara” means “spotted” in the Maa language, describing the scattered acacia bush across the reserve’s rolling plains – a name chosen in honor of the Maasai people who were the area’s original inhabitants.
- Starting From Kshs 15,500 / $150
- Budget-Friendly Without Compromising Wildlife
- Shared Group Game Drives
Masai Mara 3-Day Wildebeest Migration Safari
- Starting from KSH 18,500
Starting from KSH 18,500 per person (double sharing), this trip is timed around the Mara’s migration season- when millions of wildebeest and zebra cross into Kenya from the Serengeti in search of fresh grazing. A great option for travelers specifically chasing this seasonal spectacle on a shorter timeline.
Did You Know? The wildebeest migration isn’t a one-way trip- it’s a continuous, roughly circular journey between the Serengeti and Maasai Mara that repeats annually, driven entirely by seasonal rainfall and grass growth..
- From KSH 18,500 Per Person (Double Sharing)
- Migration-Season Timed Departures
- Full Game Drives Included
Best of Masai Mara (3 Days, 2 Nights)
A perfectly-paced short safari for travelers with limited time but big expectations -see the Mara’s iconic wildlife, from lions to elephants, without needing a long vacation. A strong fit for travelers combining Kenya with other travel plans.
Did You Know? Long before it was a world-famous reserve, the Maasai people grazed their cattle freely across these plains for generations, living alongside the wildlife rather than apart from it- a relationship still reflected in the region’s name and culture today.
- Ideal for Short Kenya Add-On Trips
- Core Big-Five Game Drives
- Comfortable Camp Accommodation
Maasai Mara & Nakuru National Park Tour
Combines the world-famous Maasai Mara with Lake Nakuru, known for its flamingo flocks and rhino sanctuary. Guests stay in comfortable, fully-equipped camping with private bathrooms and hot showers — genuine safari adventure without sacrificing comfort.
Did You Know? Lake Nakuru takes its name from the Maasai word for “dust,” yet today it’s famous instead for the shimmering pink flocks of flamingos that gather along its alkaline shores.
- Private Bathroom & Hot Shower Camping
- Flamingo & Rhino Sanctuary Viewing
- Two-Park Combo Itinerary
Hell's Gate, Geothermal Spa & Lake Naivasha Day Trip
A refreshing day escape combining adventure and relaxation: cycle or walk through Hell’s Gate’s dramatic gorges (one of the few Kenyan parks explorable on foot or bike alongside zebras and giraffes), a free swim at the KenGen Geothermal Spa, and a peaceful boat ride on Lake Naivasha spotting hippos and birdlife.
Did You Know? Hell’s Gate earned its dramatic name in 1883 from explorers Gustav Fischer and Joseph Thomson, who described the narrow, steam-shrouded gorge as looking like an entrance to another world. That same geothermal energy now generates roughly a quarter of Kenya’s electricity.
- Walking/Cycling Safari (Rare in Kenya)
- Free Swim at KenGen Geothermal Spa
- Lake Naivasha Boat Ride Included
Mount Kenya Trek (5 Days)
A multi-day trek up Africa’s second-highest peak, offering a quieter, less crowded alternative to Kilimanjaro with equally dramatic scenery- moving through forest, moorland, and alpine zones. Suited to trekkers wanting a serious but slightly shorter mountain challenge.
Did You Know? Mount Kenya’s local Kikuyu name, “Kirinyaga,” is often translated as “place of light” or “the mountain of the ostrich” – a reference to how its snow-capped peaks resembled the black-and-white feathers of a male ostrich to those who named it long before it became a national park in 1949.
- Quieter Alternative to Kilimanjaro
- Experienced Local Trekking Guides
- Forest-to-Alpine Zone Scenery
Samburu, Great Rift Valley Lakes (5 Days)
Combines Samburu National Reserve- home to wildlife species found almost nowhere else in Kenya – with a tour of the Great Rift Valley’s dramatic lakes. A great option for travelers wanting to see beyond the classic southern circuit into Kenya’s rugged, less-visited north.
Did You Know? Samburu sits along the Ewaso Ng’iro River (meaning “river of brown water”) and is famous for the “Samburu Special Five” – Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk, and beisa oryx – species rarely seen in Kenya’s more southern parks. It’s also where the real lioness Elsa, made famous by Born Free, was raised.
- Spot the "Samburu Special Five"
- Rift Valley Lakes Tour Included
- Off-the-Classic-Circuit Experience
Nairobi National Park Night Game Drives
A unique opportunity to spot nocturnal wildlife just minutes from Nairobi’s city center -one of the only night game drive experiences available so close to a major African capital.
Did You Know? Nairobi National Park is one of the only parks in the world located within a capital city’s boundaries, with the Nairobi skyline visible right behind grazing wildlife. It’s fenced on only three sides, leaving the south open as a natural wildlife migration corridor.
- Rare Night Safari Experience
- Minutes from Nairobi City Center
- Nocturnal Wildlife Spotting
3 Days Amboseli National Park
A short safari to one of Kenya’s most photogenic parks, famous for large elephant herds set against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro across the Tanzanian border.
Did You Know? “Amboseli” comes from the Maasai word Empusel, meaning “salty dust place” — a reference to the seasonally dry lakebed at its center, which floods briefly after heavy rains but stays a dusty plain most of the year.
- Iconic Kilimanjaro Backdrop Views
- Large Elephant Herd Sightings
- Short, Easy-to-Fit Safari
Coast Self-Drive Special Offer (Mombasa)
A flexible, self-drive package for exploring Kenya’s coast at your own pace, centered on Mombasa. Suited to independent travelers who prefer flexibility over a fixed guided itinerary.
Did You Know? Mombasa is one of East Africa’s oldest continuously inhabited port cities, with trade ties stretching back over 700 years. Its Old Town is home to Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese in 1593- now a UNESCO World Heritage Site reflecting centuries of Swahili, Arab, Portuguese, and British influence along the coast.
- Self-Drive Flexibility & Independence
- Explore Mombasa at Your Own Pace
- Car Rental Included