
Maasai Mara
Over 1.5 million wildebeest cross here each year
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Bushking Safaris plans trips to 16 regions of Kenya in three groups: the safari parks and conservancies, the Rift Valley lakes and the coast. In Kenya, popular combinations include the Maasai Mara, Amboseli or Tsavo followed by Diani, Watamu or Lamu. Every region page lists its best months, park fees and places to stay.
16 regions in three groups: safari parks and conservancies, the Rift Valley lakes and the coast. Start with one, or link several in one trip. Regions marked in season are in their best months now.
The Mara's plains, elephants below Kilimanjaro at Amboseli, the dry north at Samburu and Laikipia's private conservancies.
6 regions

Over 1.5 million wildebeest cross here each year

Elephant herds studied continuously since 1972

Home to the world's most endangered zebra species
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Kenya's largest protected area, over 20,800 km²

Second-largest elephant population in Kenya

Home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth
Three lakes on the Rift Valley floor: rhino and flamingos at Nakuru, birds at Naivasha, pelicans at Elementaita.
3 regions
From Diani's reef to Lamu's Swahili old town. Add days after a safari, or come for the sea alone.
7 regions · 5 in season now
In season nowKenya's first marine park, gazetted in 1968
In season nowKilifi is Kenya's most intriguing coastal secret, a small, slow-paced town straddling a dramatic tidal creek where the Indian Ocean meets the African bush, and where a quietly thriving international community of…
In season nowVasco da Gama landed here in 1498
In season nowA private, 2,500-acre gated coastal estate
In season nowFort Jesus: a UNESCO site completed in 1593

Fronted by the world's second-longest barrier reef

UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001

Build it region by region online, or answer a few questions and let us suggest a route. Either way, a consultant takes it from there.