KENYA SAFARI PACKAGES

Experience the ultimate African wilderness with expert-guided Kenya safari packages tailored perfectly to your budget, schedule, and travel style. Whether you are searching for an iconic wildlife expedition departing from the capital, a scenic beach-and-bush holiday from the coast, a rugged mountain trek, or an authentic cultural journey, Saunterland Africa Tours brings your dream adventure to life.

Specialized Kenya Travel Experiences & Theme Tours

Looking for a unique itinerary? We design bespoke itineraries built around your specific travel passions:

Wildlife Safaris: Track Africa’s legendary “Big Five” across sprawling savannahs on classic daily game drives.
Migration Tours: Witness nature’s greatest spectacle with front-row seats to the dramatic wildebeest river crossings in the Masai Mara.
Beach Holidays: Unwind on the pristine, turquoise coastlines of Diani and Mombasa at handpicked premium resorts.
Birding Tours: Explore diverse Rift Valley ecosystems alongside specialized guides to spot rare, endemic, and migratory bird species.
Cultural & Hidden Gem Tours: Connect authentically with local communities and venture off the beaten path to explore untouched, secret wilderness reserves.
Photography Safaris: Travel with expert guides who optimize vehicle positioning and lighting to help you capture portfolio-grade wildlife shots.
Honeymoon Safaris: Celebrate your love with romantic bush sundowners, private luxury lodges, and intimate candlelit dinners under the stars.
Mountain Climbing Tours: Challenge your endurance against the jagged peaks of Mount Kenya with certified professional guides and strict safety protocols.

FEATURED SAFARIS

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Browse Kenya Safaris by Your Starting Location

Optimize your travel logistics by selecting a tailored safari package starting directly from your arrival hub or coastal resort:

Safaris From/To Nairobi: Ideal for international arrivals landing at JKIA. Enjoy direct, seamless transit to world-class national parks including the Masai Mara, Amboseli, and Lake Nakuru.
Safaris from Mombasa: Seamlessly combine your tropical coastal holiday with a thrilling, high-impact wildlife excursion into Tsavo East, Tsavo West, or Amboseli National Park.
Safaris from Diani: Step off the award-winning white sands of Diani Beach and dive straight into the wild with our expertly organized coastal safari packages.

Safaris from Nairobi

Safaris from Mombasa

Safaris from Diani

Design a Bespoke, Tailor-Made Kenya Safari

If our featured itineraries don’t match your exact vision, we specialize in custom luxury and budget travel. Saunterland Africa Tours will custom-build a personalized itinerary around your exact travel dates, group size, starting location, budget, and accommodation tier (luxury, mid-range, or budget).

How to Book Your Kenya Tour in 3 Simple Steps:

Submit Your Travel Ideas: Share your ideal dates, traveler count, and must-see destinations via our secure inquiry form below.
Review Your Custom Itinerary: Our expert safari planners will draft a detailed, day-by-day itinerary tailored precisely to you.
Confirm & Lock It In: Secure your booking, pack your bags, and let our team handle all logistics from arrival to departure.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenya Safaris

When is the best time to book a Kenya safari?

While wildlife viewing is excellent year-round, your best windows are during the dry seasons:

- June to October & January to February: Optimal weather, lower malaria risks, and easier wildlife tracking around waterholes.
- The Great Migration: Book explicitly between July and October to witness the legendary wildebeest crossings in the Masai Mara National Reserve.

Which national parks are the best to include in a Kenya safari itinerary?

For a comprehensive wildlife experience, the most popular and rewarding national parks to combine include:

- Masai Mara National Reserve: World-famous for the Big Five and the Great Migration.
- Amboseli National Park: Famous for its massive elephant herds backdropped by Mount Kilimanjaro.
- Lake Nakuru National Park: An incredible destination for rhino sanctuaries and vibrant birdwatching.

How much does a Kenya safari package cost, and what is included?

The cost varies based on your travel style, tier of accommodation, and season. Generally, packages include all ground transportation in customized 4×4 vehicles, professional local driver-guides, park entry fees, full-board meals, and lodge accommodations. International flights and personal items are excluded.

Can I customize the budget and accommodation of my tour?

Yes, absolutely. Every safari itinerary is fully customizable. You can adjust your packages side-by-side to feature budget tented camps, mid-range eco-lodges, or ultra-luxury safari resorts depending entirely on your budget and travel style.

Is traveling on safari in Kenya safe for international tourists?

Yes, going on a safari in Kenya is highly secure. The tourism conservation areas and national parks are heavily managed by professional rangers. Your dedicated driver-guide handles all navigation, wildlife safety protocols, and park logistics, allowing you to travel safely throughout the main bush circuits.

What vehicles are used for game drives?

We use exclusively configured fleet vehicles optimized for rough terrain and prime photography:

- Customized 4×4 Safari Land Cruisers and high-clearance safari vans.
- All vehicles feature pop-up roofs for unhindered 360-degree viewing.
- Long-range UHF radios are installed to track wildlife movements and communicate with rangers in real-time.

What should I pack for a classic African safari?

To stay comfortable out on the savannah, we highly recommend packing:

- Neutral-colored clothing (khaki, tan, olive green) to blend into the brush (avoid bright whites or dark blues/blacks which attract tsetse flies).
- A warm jacket or fleece for crisp, chilly early-morning game drives.
- Sun protection (wide-brimmed hat, high-SPF sunscreen) and insect repellent.
- A reliable pair of binoculars and a good camera setup.

Do international travelers need a visa for Kenya?

No, Kenya has transitioned to a visa-free regime. Instead, most international travelers require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA).

- How to apply: Applications must be submitted online exclusively through the official government portal.
- Timeline: All visitors (including infants) must have an approved eTA before flying. We strongly advise applying at least two weeks before your flight.

What are the standard tipping guidelines on safari?

Tipping is a customary, highly appreciated gesture that rewards excellent service:

- Safari Guides: Plan for $10 to $20 USD per person, per day, handed directly to your guide at the end of the trip.
- Lodge & Camp Staff: Plan for $5 to $15 USD per person, per night. Most properties feature a communal “Staff Tip Box” at reception to ensure back-of-house teams are included equitably.
- Currency Tip: Bring crisp, new US Dollar bills (issued from 2013 onward) in small denominations ($1, $5, $10, $20), or tip in Kenyan Shillings (KES).

What vaccinations do I need? Is Yellow Fever mandatory?

Health requirements depend primarily on your flight routing and itinerary:

- Yellow Fever Entry Rule: Proof of a Yellow Fever vaccination is only mandatory if you are arriving from, or transiting for more than 12 hours through, a Yellow Fever-endemic country (such as neighboring Uganda or Ethiopia). Direct flights from the US, UK, Europe, or Australia do not trigger this entry requirement.
- Malaria Prophylaxis: Malaria prevention is highly recommended for the main safari circuits. Consult a travel clinic 6 to 8 weeks before departure to get the correct prescription.

Is Kenya safe for a family safari with young children?

Yes, Kenya is an incredible destination for families. However, careful planning makes all the difference:

Age Restrictions: Many luxury tented camps are unfenced and have a minimum age limit (often 6 or 12 years old) for safety. We specifically select family-friendly properties with enclosed grounds or family suites.
Malaria & Pace: For very young children, we recommend malaria-free or low-risk areas, or pacing your trip with fewer long road transfers by booking domestic “fly-in” bush flights.