World’s Best Wildlife Destinations
From iconic Kenya National Parks to beaches, culture, and city life, Kenya is a journey of adventure and wonder. Explore unforgettable things to do in Kenya with safaris tailored to you.
Kenya is a land where adventure, culture, and breathtaking beauty come alive. From the sweeping plains of Kenya National Parks to the white-sand beaches of the Kenyan Coast, every corner tells a story waiting for you to step into.
Here, you can witness lions hunt at sunrise in the Masai Mara, watch elephants wander beneath the great Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli, stroll through vibrant Nairobi, or relax by the turquoise waters of Diani Beach.
For years, we’ve helped travelers discover Kenya not just as a destination, but as a once-in-a-lifetime journey filled with memories, meaning, and magic. You’re in the right place if you’re looking for things to do in Kenya that connect your heart to the wild.
Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration each year between July–October, enjoy Big Five game drives, hot air balloon safaris, and cultural visits with the Maasai people.
Visit Amboseli National Park, famous for elephants under Mount Kilimanjaro. Enjoy game drives, birdwatching, and stunning wildlife photography of Africa’s giants.
Samburu is Kenya’s hidden gem: Witness unique wildlife like the Samburu Special 5, enjoy riverfront game viewing, and learn traditions from the colorful Samburu tribe.
Nairobi National Park offers game drives just minutes from the city — spot lions, rhinos, giraffes, and more against Nairobi’s skyline.
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is famous for rhino conservation — enjoy safaris, Night game drives, chimpanzee encounters, and Big Five wildlife viewing.
Lake Naivasha is a favorite Kenya safari stop — enjoy boat trips with hippos, birdwatching, and scenic walking safaris in the sanctuary.
Visit Lake Nakuru National Park in Kenya to see rhinos, giraffes, flamingos, and enjoy game drives with stunning lake views.
Tsavo East National Park safari is famous for red elephants, lions, and vast open landscapes — Kenya’s classic wilderness.
Tsavo West National Park is known for rhinos, hippos, and volcanic scenery — a perfect safari and nature escape.
Aberdare safari combines wildlife and landscapes — enjoy game drives, waterfalls, and the famous tree-top lodges.
Mount Kenya hiking offers scenic treks, glacier views, and forest game drives with elephants, buffalo, and antelopes.
Visit Mombasa for a mix of culture and beaches — discover Mombasa’s Old Town, sail on a dhow, and unwind on the Indian Ocean coast.
Visit Diani Beach for a tropical escape — explore coral reefs, relax at luxury resorts, and enjoy endless beach activities.
Visit Watamu for marine adventures — go snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, or simply unwind on unspoiled sandy beaches.
The best time to visit Kenya is during the dry seasons: June–October and December–February, when wildlife viewing is at its peak.
This is one of the driest and most pleasant times to visit, perfect for safari and beach holidays. Vegetation is sparse, which makes spotting wildlife easier, and the coastal regions are hot and ideal for a tropical escape.
Lightweight clothing, sunhat, sunglasses, sunscreen. A warm layer for cool early mornings.
20–30 °C (68–86 °F) avg. Dry and sunny.
Low (~20–50 mm/month).
The green season brings dramatic skies, lush scenery, and excellent birding. It’s the quietest and most affordable time to travel, though some lodges close due to heavy rains and muddy roads. Perfect if you want solitude and great value.
Light raincoat, waterproof shoes, insect repellent, quick-dry clothing.
18–27 °C (64–81 °F) avg. Humid and warm.
High (~150–200 mm/month).
This is Kenya’s peak safari season. Vegetation is sparse, animals gather at waterholes, and the Masai Mara comes alive with the Great Migration. The weather is dry and sunny, making it perfect for both game drives and photography.
Light safari clothing, sunhat, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, a warm jacket for chilly mornings and evenings.
18–28 °C (64–82 °F) avg. Dry, sunny skies.
Very low (~20–50 mm/month).
Light showers bring fresh green landscapes, making this a great time for birdwatching and quieter safaris with fewer crowds. Wildlife is still easy to spot, and the coast stays hot and sunny between brief rain showers.
Lightweight clothing, light rain jacket, binoculars for birding, sunscreen.
20–29 °C (68–84 °F) avg. Warm with short bursts of rain.
Moderate (~100 mm/month).
Whether you’re on a tight budget or looking for a once-in-a-lifetime luxury safari, Kenya has accommodation options for every traveler.
From: $100–$200 per person/night
Affordable & social, basic camps or guesthouses near park gates.
Simple facilities, shared bathrooms, often outside the parks.
Best for backpackers, students and or Budget travelers.
From $200–$400 per person/night
Comfortable lodges/tented camps with en-suite bathrooms & meals included.
It can feel less personalized, crowded in peak season.
Best for couples, families, Seniors, and People who value a bit of comfort while on holiday.
From: $400–$800 per person/night
Prime locations inside parks, gourmet dining, pools, stylish tents/rooms.
Pricey, sometimes shared vehicles unless you book private.
Best for honeymooners & small groups.
