Immerse yourself in Kenya’s jaw-dropping landscapes and spectacular fauna on an exploration of three of the country’s protected natural areas. Set out on safari in Masai Mara National Reserve, driving through acacia-dotted plains teeming with wildlife; learn about rhino conservation from a Kenya Safari Experience; and spot wading hippos and hundreds of species of birds on the shores of Lake Nakuru.
Kenya’s varied landscapes offer a multitude of thrilling safari activities. Guests can walk through some of the most remote and isolated regions in the world guided by tribesmen for whom these natural wonders are an ancestral home. Helicopter flights that reach the pristine shores of the high-altitude lakes around Mount Kenya can take keen trout anglers to spots rarely ever touched by man. Traditional morning and evening game drives unveil a host of rich wildlife, rounded off with scenic sundowners and superb dining. Fly camps made up of small tents set up in the bush or beds set up on high platforms in the open invite guests to enjoy a night directly beneath a galaxy of stars.
A Safari In Kenya can take place on foot, on horseback, by bicycle, by boat, on a quad bike, or in a customized open safari vehicle. Keen nature photographers can set off with specialized guides who combine knowledge of wildlife and photography. Those looking for a more active thrill can run with Maasai warriors or hike up some of Africa’s highest mountain slopes. Birding enthusiasts can lose themselves in the plethora of resident and migrant species found in Kenya.
One of the most thrilling natural spectacles in the world, during the late winter months the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra crosses into southern Kenya from Tanzania, with vast herds of animals plunging across rivers and braving the jaws of some of Africa’s biggest crocodiles. Predators such as lion, leopard, hyena, and the occasional cheetah follow the Migration, their watchful presence heightening the drama as they wait and watch for the weak, sick, or simply unwary.
Hundreds of vehicles enter the Masai Mara daily, seeking to witness a lion kill or a dramatic river crossing. This is one of the most sought-after times to travel and accommodation must be booked far in advance. While tourist numbers are high and sightings are almost always shared with a number of other vehicles, the wildlife viewing during this time is truly spectacular. Smaller and more intimate camps set on exclusive concessions or deep in the remote reaches of the national parks can lessen the impact of another tourist while still providing an exceptional wildlife experience.
While the Masai Mara is a definite highlight of any journey in this country, most Kenya safaris will visit several different areas, traveling either by road or by scheduled light aircraft flights. It is possible to include a number of experiences in any itinerary, from exploring the vast Laikipia plateau on foot to seeking out unusual species in Samburu.
A relaxing spa or yoga retreat might be the ideal way to end your itinerary, while you could also choose to spend some time delving into Kenya’s fascinating colonial history or discovering its conservation heroes, such as the Adamsons and their famous lions. Indulge in a round of golf on a verdant fairway that straddles the equator at the base of Mount Kenya or saddle up to ride through the stark Chyulu hills, camping out beneath the stars along the way.
With more than 50 Kenya National Parks to choose from, it’s hard to decide where to go. But everyone agrees that the Masai Mara and Samburu parks are must-visit sites. Our Kenya Safaris include them both plus a lot more! And with Saso Uganda Safaris, you’ll enjoy the best of the Kenya Safari Experience at prices that are as amazing as the country itself.
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You need a visa to enter Kenya. You can either get a visa on arrival at the airport, or before you travel. You can apply for single entry and transit visas on the evisas website. You can also apply for these, and other types of visa, at the Kenya High Commission in London.
The charge for the visa on arrival is US$50 in cash while the charge for processing the E-visa application yourself via the correct Kenya government website (http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html) is US$52.53 including credit card fee.
Single Entry Visa is allowed to Indian travellers who wish to stay in Kenya for a short period. … Indians who travel to a Kenya for tourism purpose or business purpose or medical purpose. The applicant needs to mention the purpose of his visit. Kenya tourist visa and Kenya work visa are the single-entry visas.
The official processing duration for a Kenyan visa as per the official Kenyan Consulates’ site is 14 business days. However, this duration does vary between 2 and 15 days depending on the Embassy to be contacted.
The Best Time To Visit Kenya Safari is considered to be from July to September, as it is the dry season in the country and also corresponds to the popular Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra that you will witness on your Kenya Safari Tours. Apart from this, the rainy seasons are also considered to be a fine period to visit the country as there are fewer visitors during this time.
Watch The Great Wildebeest Migration In Kenya
In the dry season which is the Best Time To Visit Kenya Safari, you will encounter the most spectacular wildebeest migration whose view is simply jaw-dropping. On your Kenya Safari, you will come over 1 million wildebeest, 300,000 Thomson’s gazelle, and some 200,000 zebra, who migrate from Serengeti plains in Tanzania to Kenya’s Masai Mara who is obstinately tracked by Africa’s great predators and migrate to the fertile grasslands in search of food.
Best Time To Visit Kenya’s Beaches
The various Kenya Beaches including Diani and Mombasa to Malindi and the northern islands of the Lamu Archipelago have very hot and humid weather year-round. These coastal beaches are at their best all year round but experience the highest rainfall between mid-March and May which is not the Best Time to visit Kenya Safari.
Best Time To Climb Mount Kenya
For climbing great Mt Kenya two dry seasons are sighted to be the best- one is from January to February and another from June to September. Avoiding the short rainy periods and the long rainy periods is a good choice for travelers.
Kenya’s Changing Seasons
- January to February: Dry season. The best time to go for game viewing. Also the high season when parks get a bit “crowded”.
- March to May: This is the rain season. So severe that a few camps and lodges are closed because roads are impassable.
- June to October: Short dry season with scattered unpredictable and short lived showers. And another best time to visit Kenya.
- November to December: Even hotter and drier, and after your Kenya Safari Tours – a great plan is to head for the cooler coastal resorts to relax and recharge before going home.
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You need a visa to enter Kenya. You can either get a visa on arrival at the airport, or before you travel. You can apply for single entry and transit visas on the evisas website. You can also apply for these, and other types of visa, at the Kenya High Commission in London.
The charge for the visa on arrival is US$50 in cash while the charge for processing the E-visa application yourself via the correct Kenya government website (http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html) is US$52.53 including credit card fee.
Single Entry Visa is allowed to Indian travellers who wish to stay in Kenya for a short period. … Indians who travel to a Kenya for tourism purpose or business purpose or medical purpose. The applicant needs to mention the purpose of his visit. Kenya tourist visa and Kenya work visa are the single-entry visas.
The official processing duration for a Kenyan visa as per the official Kenyan Consulates’ site is 14 business days. However, this duration does vary between 2 and 15 days depending on the Embassy to be contacted.