Kenya: A stunning landscape showcasing the majestic peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, surrounded by the vast plains and natural beauty of the region.

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The Beating Heart of Safari Adventure

​Kenya is generally considered the birthplace of the African safari. It is majestic Africa, offering immensely diverse scenery – from the palm-fringed beaches of the Indian Ocean in the East to rainforests in the West, immense fresh water lakes, desert landscapes and vast plains of savannah. All this is dominated by the Great Rift Valley which bisects the country from North to South and in the centre are the highlands, overlooked by Mount Kenya and the Aberdare Mountain range.

Our Destinations In Kenya

Why Visit Kenya?

The birthplace of safari, where wildlife and culture unite

Culturally, Kenya is as diverse and home to many different ethnic groups. They range from the Swahili on the East Coast where Arabic culture has had the greatest influence in shaping Swahili traditions to the pastoralist Masai and Samburu, the El Molo fisherman along the shores of Lake Turkana and the agricultural Kikuyu of the central highlands. Kenya, however, is ultimately renowned as a premier wildlife destination and you do not have to travel far from its capital Nairobi to see wildlife here.

Seamless Safari Connections

Kenya is the perfect destination for combining multiple reserves and national parks into one unforgettable journey. With an extensive network of reliable bush flights, travellers can effortlessly link the Masai Mara, Amboseli, Samburu, and beyond. Enjoy world-class wildlife encounters without long overland journeys.

The superb Masai Mara conservancies

Amboseli Reserve, Lewa and Samburu further north.

Iconic Safari Regions

Kenya is blessed with some of Africa’s most celebrated safari destinations. Beyond the superb Masai Mara conservancies, you can explore the elephant-rich plains of Amboseli beneath Mount Kilimanjaro, the rhino stronghold of Lewa Conservancy, and the striking landscapes of Samburu further north. Together, these regions showcase Kenya’s incredible diversity of wildlife, culture, and scenery.

Safari and Beach Combinations

Kenya pairs its world-class safaris with idyllic beach escapes along the Indian Ocean coast. From the palm-fringed shores of Diani and Malindi to the tranquil waters of Watamu, the coastline offers the perfect place to unwind after a safari. With easy flight connections to the Zanzibar Archipelago, travellers can also extend their adventure to explore spice islands, historic Stone Town, and pristine coral reefs.

Kenya: A stunning landscape featuring a herd of wildebeest and zebras grazing together, showcasing the vibrant wildlife and natural beauty of the region.

Best Times to Visit Kenya

Safari Highlights Across the Seasons

Kenya is a rewarding year-round destination, with certain seasons offering unique spectacles.

🌀 July to October (Great Migration)

Witness millions of wildebeest and zebras crossing the Mara River.

🌀 January to February (Dry Season)

Clear skies and concentrated game viewing around waterholes.

🌀 November to December (Green Season)

Lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and superb birdwatching.

The Heartbeat of Safari Awaits.

Experience Kenya with Indigo Safaris—where classic game drives meet rich culture and scenic splendour. From the Mara’s wildlife spectacles to Laikipia’s wild beauty, we’ll design your perfect adventure. Start planning your Kenya safari or speak to a safari expert today.

Where Safari Began.

Step into the birthplace of the safari with our Kenya blog section. Travellers share stories of vast savannahs, the Great Migration, snow-capped Mount Kenya, and encounters with the Maasai culture. Each tale celebrates Kenya’s breathtaking diversity—from the rolling plains of the Maasai Mara to the turquoise shores of the Indian Ocean.