Tailor-Made Kenya Safaris

Kenya is a year-round safari destination. June to October is the long dry season, with excellent game viewing and the Great Migration usually reaching the Maasai Mara from around July. January to March is another strong dry-season window. April and May bring the long rains, while November and December are greener, quieter and often better value. We match your route to the wildlife, weather and atmosphere you want.

Our current Kenya trips start from $4,650 per person for a scheduled small-group tour. Classic tailor-made itineraries generally run from around $7,175 to $11,130, while luxury trips using Kenya's finest camps start from roughly $12,391. The final cost depends on season, camp style, internal flights and trip length. We design around your budget rather than fitting you into a fixed package.

Seven to ten days works well for most first-time Kenya safaris, giving you time to combine the Maasai Mara with Amboseli, Samburu or Laikipia without rushing. With 12 to 14 days, you can add more wilderness areas or finish on the Kenyan coast. Shorter Mara-only trips are possible, while a slower three-week journey can explore much more of the country.

The Maasai Mara is the classic starting point for big cats and the Great Migration. Amboseli adds elephant herds and views of Kilimanjaro; Samburu brings dry northern landscapes and distinctive wildlife; and Laikipia's conservancies are superb for rhino conservation, walking and low-vehicle safaris. We recommend the combination that best fits your interests, dates and pace.

Yes. Kenya has an excellent domestic flight network, so it is straightforward to fly from the safari areas to Diani Beach or elsewhere on the Indian Ocean coast. You can also connect to Zanzibar. A beach stay of three or four nights is a relaxed way to finish after early starts and busy days on safari.

Yes. The herds usually enter the Maasai Mara from the Serengeti from around July and remain into October, with August and September often strong months for river-crossing chances. Wildlife does not follow a fixed timetable, so no crossing can be guaranteed. We choose the right part of the Mara and can combine Kenya with the northern Serengeti to improve your chances.

Absolutely. Kenya has family-focused camps with spacious rooms and flexible activities, as well as intimate conservancy lodges, star beds and beach retreats that work beautifully for honeymoons. We tailor the driving time, room setup, activities and pace around who is travelling, rather than using the same itinerary for everyone.