Explore Samburu Special Five, the rhino sanctuaries of Laikipia, Amboseli's elephant herds, and the pristine shores of Diani Beach for an all-inclusive Kenya bush-to-beach journey.
While the Maasai Mara rightly commands global acclaim, Kenya's geographical diversity encompasses arid northern wildernesses, dramatic Rift Valley lakes, and idyllic turquoise coastlines.
1. Samburu National Reserve: The Northern Frontier
Located along the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu is home to the unique "Samburu Special Five":
- Grevy’s Zebra (with narrow, concentric stripes)
- Somali Ostrich (with striking blue necks)
- Reticulated Giraffe (with geometric net-like patterns)
- Gerenuk (the long-necked antelope browsing on hind legs)
- Beisa Oryx (with magnificent straight horns)
2. Ol Pejeta Conservancy & Laikipia Plateau
A pioneer in private community conservation, Ol Pejeta hosts the world's last two remaining Northern White Rhinos and the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
3. Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha
Rift Valley sanctuaries famous for thousands of pink flamingos, boat safaris past pods of hippos, and walking safaris on Crescent Island where you can walk alongside giraffes and zebras.
4. Diani Beach: The Ultimate Bush-to-Beach Finish
After days of dusty game drives, unwind on the powder-white sands of Diani Beach, where coral reefs, dhow sunset cruises, and fresh seafood provide the perfect safari finale.
1. Samburu National Reserve: The Northern Frontier
Located along the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu is home to the unique "Samburu Special Five":
- Grevy’s Zebra (with narrow, concentric stripes)
- Somali Ostrich (with striking blue necks)
- Reticulated Giraffe (with geometric net-like patterns)
- Gerenuk (the long-necked antelope browsing on hind legs)
- Beisa Oryx (with magnificent straight horns)
2. Ol Pejeta Conservancy & Laikipia Plateau
A pioneer in private community conservation, Ol Pejeta hosts the world's last two remaining Northern White Rhinos and the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
3. Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha
Rift Valley sanctuaries famous for thousands of pink flamingos, boat safaris past pods of hippos, and walking safaris on Crescent Island where you can walk alongside giraffes and zebras.
4. Diani Beach: The Ultimate Bush-to-Beach Finish
After days of dusty game drives, unwind on the powder-white sands of Diani Beach, where coral reefs, dhow sunset cruises, and fresh seafood provide the perfect safari finale.