Wild Adventures, Timeless Memories…
Guides, itineraries and field notes from our safari specialists in Arusha — everything you need to plan your Tanzania and Kenya adventure.
Tsavo East and Tsavo West form Kenya's largest protected wilderness — red-dusted elephants, volcanic hills and huge horizons between Nairobi and the coast. Here is how to plan a Tsavo safari properly.
Read MoreSamburu National Reserve sits in Kenya's arid north, where a single river carves a green ribbon through desert country and five species you will not find in the Mara come to drink.
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Ol Pejeta Conservancy on Kenya's Laikipia plateau is East and Central Africa's largest black rhino sanctuary, a Big Five destination and home to the world's last two northern white rhinos.
Read MoreA genuine wilderness on the edge of Kenya's capital, Nairobi National Park delivers black rhino, lion and vast plains within sight of the skyline — the most useful half-day in Kenyan travel.
Read MoreA complete guide to Meru National Park — the Born Free landscape of eastern Kenya, where thirteen rivers, doum palms and dry northern plains hold rhino, elephant and rare species with almost no other vehicles in sight.
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Everything a first-time traveller needs to plan a Masai Mara safari: what you will see, when to go, the reserve-versus-conservancy decision, how to get there and where the Mara fits in a Kenya itinerary.
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A practical guide to Lake Nakuru National Park — Kenya's fenced rhino sanctuary in the Great Rift Valley, where black and white rhino, Rothschild's giraffe and a shifting soda lake share one compact, easy-to-reach park.
Read MoreLake Naivasha and neighbouring Hell's Gate offer something rare in Kenya: the freedom to explore on foot, by bike and by boat. Here is how to plan the stop, and where it fits in a wider safari.
Read MoreLaikipia has no national park. Instead, a patchwork of private and community conservancies north of Mount Kenya delivers rhino, wild dog and walking safaris with almost no other vehicles in sight.
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White sand, a sheltered reef lagoon and short flights from the safari parks make Diani Beach the natural close to a Kenya itinerary. Seasons, marine life, excursions and how to plan the transfer.
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