Masai Mara National Reserve:

• Best known for the Great Migration (July–October) with over 1.5 million wildebeest and zebras crossing the Mara River.
• High chances of spotting lions, leopards, cheetahs, and other big cats.
• Hot air balloon safaris and cultural Maasai village visits.

Amboseli National Park:

• Spectacular views of Kilimanjaro.
• Famous for large herds of elephants and rich birdlife.
• Open plains, swamps, and acacia woodland.

Samburu National Reserve:

• Semi-arid landscapes with unique wildlife like Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, and gerenuk.
• Home to the Samburu people, allowing rich cultural interactions.

Lake Nakuru National Park:

• Known for flamingos, pelicans, and a sanctuary for both black and white rhinos.
• Rich acacia woodlands with leopards and tree-climbing lions.

Tsavo East & West:

• Kenya’s largest parks with red-dust elephants, diverse landscapes, and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Aberdare National Park (Nearby):

• Dense rainforest, waterfalls, and high moorlands.
• Known for The Ark and Treetops lodges, where wildlife can be viewed at waterholes

Ol Pejeta

• Located on the Laikipia Plateau near Nanyuki and the Mt. Kenya region, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary and one of Kenya’s best places for intimate, impactful wildlife experiences.
• Home to over 140 black rhinos and the last two northern white rhinos in the world.
• Chimpanzee Sanctuary

Kenyan Coast (Diani, Watamu, Lamu):

• White sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and Swahili culture for post-safari relaxation.

Practical Info:

• Visa: Kenya ETA via etakenya.go.ke
• Currency: Kenyan Shilling (KES); USD widely accepted in tourist areas.
• Health: Yellow Fever vaccination may be required; malaria prophylaxis recommended.