Destinations
From the sweeping plains of the Maasai Mara to the turquoise shores of Zanzibar, we arrange journeys across East Africa's most remarkable places.
Kenya's most celebrated wildlife reserve, the Maasai Mara is home to the Big Five and the setting for the world-famous Great Migration — one of nature's most extraordinary spectacles.
Africa's second-highest peak offers dramatic highland scenery, diverse ecosystems and some of the continent's finest trekking routes. The surrounding national park is rich in wildlife and rarely crowded.
Famous for its large elephant herds and iconic views of Kilimanjaro rising above the plains, Amboseli is one of Kenya's most photogenic destinations — a landscape of open savanna, swamps and big skies.
A spice island of turquoise lagoons, white sand beaches and a UNESCO-listed Stone Town, Zanzibar is the perfect complement to any East Africa safari — a place to unwind after the bush.
The Serengeti is one of the world's great wilderness areas — an endless expanse of golden grassland teeming with wildlife. Home to the largest lion population in Africa and the full cycle of the Great Migration.
A wild and rugged reserve in Kenya's arid north, Samburu is home to rare species found nowhere else — the Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe and Beisa oryx — alongside the Ewaso Ng'iro river and its resident crocodiles.
The Laikipia plateau is Kenya's conservation heartland — a mosaic of private conservancies and community ranches protecting rhino, wild dog and elephant. Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is one of Africa's most respected conservation success stories.
Africa's highest mountain and the world's tallest free-standing volcano, Kilimanjaro is a bucket-list climb for adventurers of all levels. Multiple routes wind through rainforest, moorland and alpine desert to the snow-capped Uhuru Peak.
Kenya's most beautiful beach destination, Diani stretches for miles along the Indian Ocean coast — a ribbon of white sand, swaying palms and warm turquoise water. Ideal for a beach extension after a Kenya safari.
One of the world's best-preserved Swahili settlements, Lamu Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where time moves slowly — narrow coral-stone streets, ornate wooden doors, dhow-filled harbours and a culture shaped by centuries of Indian Ocean trade.
Set in Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru is famous for its vast flocks of flamingos that turn the shoreline pink, alongside a thriving national park that shelters both black and white rhino, lions, leopards and Rothschild's giraffe.
A freshwater lake in the heart of the Rift Valley, Naivasha is a haven for hippos, hundreds of bird species and the wildlife of Hells Gate National Park. Its proximity to Nairobi makes it a popular first or last stop on a Kenya itinerary.
Kenya's largest national park, Tsavo is a vast wilderness of red-dust plains, ancient lava flows and baobab-studded savanna. Its famous red elephants — stained by the iron-rich soil — roam one of Africa's most untamed landscapes.
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