Kenya

Complete with a diverse natural landscape of mountainous regions and coastline along the Indian Ocean, Kenya is home to equally diverse wildlife. Home to the sprawling Maasai Mara Reserve, visitors have the opportunity to witness the annual wildebeest migrations. What is more, our valued partners and expert specialists know all the best spots to see them. Also, see Amboseli National Park up close and safari under a luxury tented camp experience. With us, stay in places renowned for their splendor, like popular Giraffe Manor and other Brownell picks.

Advisors Specializing in Kenya

Lou deLisser

Lou deLisser Travel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Kelli Radcliffe

Radcliffe Travel Co
Mill Valley, California

Anne Bluntzer

Bluntzer Travel
San Antonio, Texas

Shelley Rapp

Rapture Travels
New York City, New York

Leslie Easterling

Easterling & Miller Travel
Austin, Texas

Hayden Miller

Easterling & Miller Travel
Austin, Texas

Alli Cole

Alli Cole Travel
Waialua, Hawaii

Featured Hotels

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FAQS

When is the best time to see the Great Migration?

July-September is when the Great Migration passes through the Serengeti. This is your optimum game-viewing time for the “big five”. December-March is also excellent wildlife-viewing time.

Is Kenya cheaper or more expensive than other African countries or safaris?

On average, the lodges in Kenya are typically a little less expensive than in Tanzania. There is a plethora of safari-types as well. Flying, mobile tented, walking, and horseback safaris are all available.

Do I need a visa to visit Kenya?

Yes. For a U.S. citizen visiting Kenya as a tourist, you will need to obtain a visa. Your advisor can help you with this process and make sure that the proper paperwork is filed.