The word ‘Safari’ is inextricably linked with wildlife. In that fashion – Kenya does not disappoint. The Masai Mara is world renowned for the sheer volume and biomass of wildlife and its annual wildebeest migration. Similarly, Amboseli and Samburu for their large herds of elephant and Laikipia for its incredible co-existence between former and current cattle ranches and predators. Kenya has a variety of ecosystems, from glacial peaks on Mt. Kenya right through to sand dunes in the Suguta Valley and as such hosts wide and diverse populations of both abundant and rare species of wildlife that exist in these ecosystems.

Destinations

The Emakoko-Nairobi

A small boutique lodge with only 10 rooms and one private house, The Emakoko is uniquely positioned on the southern boundary of the Nairobi National Park. Home to, and hosted by Emma and Anthony Childs and their small family, it is the ideal place to start or end a safari within the wildlife environment that guests come on safari to experience

Tangulia Mara Camp-Masai Mara

Tangulia Mara Camp a tented safari camp situated on a bend of the Mara River and overlooks the Olotulo-Murt springs and salt lick. With few natural salt licks in the Mara ecosystem, wildlife activity in front of the camp is constant with a variety of animals passing through

Lewa House-Isiolo Kenya

Lewa House Located at the very heart of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, the house is set on top of a hill with extensive views over gentle rolling hills with Mount Kenya to the south and the rugged Mathews Range and the sacred mountain of Ol Olokwe to the north.

Sarara Camp-Samburu

Sarara Camp located in Kenya’s Northern Frontier District on the 850,000 acre Namunyak Conservancy which encompasses the entire Mathews Range