Bush Safari

Mount Kenya National Park is a breathtaking natural wonder straddling Meru and Nyeri counties in Kenya. As the second-highest peak in Africa, it stands tall at 5,199 meters (17,057 feet), and its rugged slopes are adorned with 12 remnant glaciers.

Naivasha is a dazzling town in the Rift Valley. Its ideal location makes it one of the top choices for a weekend getaway, offering a variety of activities for every type of traveler—from corporates, and solo adventurers to families and groups of friends.

It’s called the Land of Giants! Why? Because there, you’ll meet the majestic elephants. and the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro.

Samburu is one of the most magical sanctuaries in Kenya. Hosting a wide array of wildlife, and over 390 types of birds. You’ll get to meet the Samburu tribe, Grevy’s zebra (fancy stripes), and the reticulated giraffe.

This crossing usually occurs at Mara River around late July to August with parts of September and again on their return south, around the last two weeks of October through early November. Hence, the best times to track and see the annual wildebeest migration in Masai Mara.

You’ll visit a place called Maasai Mara, where animals roam free. Picture this: bumpy Tour Van/Land Cruiser rides, wide-open grasslands, and animals like lions, elephants, and zebras saying hello. You’ll stay in cozy hotels/lodges/camps and eat great meals.

Tsavo West National Park is a magical place where nature puts on its grandest show. Picture walking on rocky paths that look like dragon scales. Green plants grow there, turning the rough rocks into cozy beds. Listen carefully. Can you hear the whispers in the air? They’re secrets shared by leopards, elephants, and lions. You will find a hidden oasis. Hippos swim gracefully, peeking out like curious moons. And always, a herd of red elephants appears. Tsavo West is a wild symphony where every animal footprint tells a tale.