Kenya Safari Lodges

Kenya safari lodges offer a variety of safari accommodation in different styles ranging from the classic 'out of Africa' lodgings to luxury mobile camps and superior luxury lodges.Kenya has long been recognised as Big Game country, with huge numbers of animals in over 40 National Parks and Reserves. Kenya has a history of protecting its wildlife, which gives the visitor a wonderful range of experiences in all sorts of different terrain. It awakens images of beauty and romance, which it well deserves.

Kenya has had its fair share of publicity too, from adventurous hunters like Teddy Roosevelt and Earnest Hemingway to popular movies like 'Out of Africa' and 'The Lion King'. Kenya has a reputation for being almost too popular, with lots of minibuses and large safari lodges.

It is true that Kenya copes very well with package tourists, but the recent trend is towards personalised 'Boutique' Kenya safari lodges, with limited number of guests in an exclusive remote setting. This means that Kenya offers something for every market and once you have been there you will know why so many safari-addicts return again and again.

It is not just outstanding wildlife that you come to Kenya for, it is also the rich culture of Kenya's tribes, of whom the Maasai are instantly recognisable. Their long thin muscular physique, clad in bright red robes is extremely distinctive and their lifestyle is a fascinating contrast to western culture. This mix of great wildlife experiences and eye-opening cultural encounters makes Kenya a very desirable safari destination.In addition, the Kenyan coast is simply one of the best places in Africa to spend time at the beach. The sand is soft, the sea is warm and the sun is shining. There are hundreds of beach resorts most offering a multitude of water sports and swimming pools. Several of Kenya's wildlife parks are within a reasonable drive from the coast including, Tsavo, Taita Hills and Shimba Hills.

Kenya Safari Lodges in Masai Mara

Much has been recorded of the great wildebeest migration of East Africa and how great a spectacle it is - and the Masai Mara plays host to this wonder of nature for a few months of the year. During this time almost two million Wildebeest, Zebra and Gazelles wander across the open plains of the Mara. But the Mara is not only about the migration. Kenya safari lodges in Masai Mara offer excellent all year round wildlife sightings.

Kenya Safari Lodges in Great Rift Valley

The Great Rift Valley, approximately 6000km is Kenya's awe-inspiring geological feature visible from the lookout point between Nairobi and Lake Nakuru. Discover this regions diverse Eco-system while staying at a Kenya safari lodge overlooking the Great Rift Valley Lakes.

Kenya Safari Lodges in Amboseli

Amboseli National Park boasts the iconic scenes of elephants crossing the plains with the snow-capped Moun Kilimanjaro in the background. See an array of wildlife including elephants, wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, hippo, cheetah and lion. Hot Air Balloon trips boast views of Kilimanjaro, Maasai villages and herds of Amboseli elephants.

Kenya Safari Destinations

Amboseli - Famous for Elephants in front of a classic picture of Mt. Kilimanjaro

Aberdares - Famous for its dense wooded hills, monkeys and treetop lodge 'The Ark'

Laikipia Plateau - Famous for Kuki Gallman's 'I Dreamed of Africa' remote lodges

Lewa Downs - Famous for preserving black and white Rhino and owner-run Kenya safari lodges

Kenyan Coast - Famous for beach resorts, water sports and scuba diving

Lake Victoria - Famous for fishing, bird colonies, Crocodiles and restful island lodges

Lamu - Famous 'time warp' island with no vehicles and ancient Swahili Muslim culture

Masai Mara - Famous for wildebeest migration, animals galore and hot air ballooning

Meru - Famous for Born Free 'Elsa' the Lion cub and few visitors

Mt Elgon - Famous for cave dwelling Elephants

Mt. Kenya - Famous for its snow-capped peak next to the equator

Samburu & Shaba - Famous for Camel treks, strange animals and riverside Kenya safari lodges

Shimba Hills - Famous for tranquillity and being close to Mombasa

Taita Hills - Famous for it's treetop Salt Lick Lodge

Rift Valley Lakes - Famous for pink Flamingoes and Rift Valley scenery

Tsavo & Chyulu Hills - Famous for remote Kenya safari lodges and 'Man eaters of Tsavo'

Kenya Safari Lodges by Destination

Safari in Amboseli National Park

The Amboseli National Park is located about 200km south-east of Nairobi in Kenya, and is easily accessible by road or air....more

Great Rift Valley Lakes

The Great Rift Valley Lakes of Kenya are havens for wildlife, birds and flocks of pink flamingos. Visit safari lodges in Lake Naivasha, Lake...more

Laikipia Plateau

Laikipia Plateau stretches across the western part of Mount Kenya and serves as an entry destination to explore northern Kenya....more

Masai Mara National Park

Masai Mara National Park safari lodges. Masai Mara National Park is located southwest of Kenya, and can be accessed by air and road transfer...more

Meru National Park

Meru National Park is situated east of Meru and is one of the most popular parks to visit on Kenya safaris....more

Safari in Samburu National Park

Samburu National Park is situated on the edge of the Ewaso Ngiro River in Kenya. This untouched and semi-desert area can be accessed by road...more

Tsavo National Park

Tsavo National Park is a semi-arid region located southeast of Kenya in the town formerly known as Taru Desert. The A109 road and railway...more
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