kenya
A Masai Eden of deadly river crossings
Location Highlights
The Masai Mara – Famous for its annual Wildebeest migration, incredible wide-open spaces and spectacular game viewing. It is one of the seven wonders of the world and a life-changing destination for any wildlife enthusiast or safari lover. The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to an abundance of wildlife, including big cats like the majestic lion, cheetah and leopard.
Kenyan Coastline – Beautiful sandy beaches, warm water and fantastic ocean activities, perfect for a few lazy days after a Safari. From snorkeling and scuba diving to sailing and windsurfing, there is something for everyone. The coastline also offers some of the most beautiful and diverse coral reefs in the world.
The Masai Mara
Perhaps the most famous wildlife treasures on the planet, the Serengeti (Tanzania) and the Masai Mara (Kenya) combine with Grumeti to create an Eden so vast and beautiful it has become the ultimate muse for film makers, artists and photographers over the last century. Stretching over a staggering 450 000 hectares (plus additional concessions to the south) this wilderness is most famous for its Wildebeest (Gnu) migration where the heart stopping drama of deadly river crossings for millions of plains game play out every year. Timing and location is essential to ensure you experience the migration to the fullest. Decemeber – March is best for South-Central Serenegti. May – July is the Grumeti Reserve and July – November is Northern Serengeti and the Mara River. Its vast open plains and beautiful escarpments are home to some of Africa’s most beautiful luxury lodges, Angama Mara, &Beyond Kichwe Tembe and Singita Grumeti are examples of eco-friendly, sustainable safari’s that offer highly personalized 5 star attention. Whether you are watching the drama of the migration, sipping a Gin and Tonic over an endless view or floating high above this incredible wilderness wonderland in a hot air balloon as the sun breaks the horizon, the great East African Plains are a marvel not to be missed.
Kenyan Coastline
The Kenyan coastline is a thriving paradise for sun and sea lovers. It offers travelers plenty of activities to enjoy, from snorkeling and scuba diving to sailing and windsurfing. The Kenyan coastline is not only a sun and sea lover’s paradise but also a diverse and thriving ecosystem for a wide range of aquatic species. The crystal-clear warm waters are home to an array of marine life, including dolphins, turtles, manta rays, and over 400 species of fish. The area thrives with some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world, offering a unique opportunity for snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts to explore breathtaking underwater landscapes. The Kenyan coastline is not just a place for relaxation, but an area steeped in cultural history. the ancient town of Lamu is a living embodiment of Swahili culture and history with its Arab architecture, narrow streets, and donkey transport. Apart from the vibrant marine life, the Kenyan coastline is also a bird watcher’s haven, where one can watch pelicans, egrets, and several species of tern. Dhow sunset cruises and swimming with dolphins is a special experience to make your holiday a memorable one.
A glance at some of our
destination properties
&Beyond:
Bateleur Camp
Kichwa Tembe
Angama Mara
