There is no better way to explore Africa’s rich biodiversity than on a wildlife tour to Kenya. From the Great Wildebeest Migration in Maasai Mara National Reserve to the elephant herds in Amboseli National Park, there’s no shortage of wildlife destinations in this East African nation. Birdwatching in Kenya is equally rewarding, with over 1,100 bird species to spot, making it a haven for ornithologists and photographers alike. Whether you’re on a thrilling photo safari capturing the Big Five or observing flamingos at Lake Nakuru, Kenya’s wildlife tours offer unforgettable experiences.
Have a look at the below-listed Kenya wildlife tours to make your pick.
18 day gorilla and chimpanzee tracking tour to Lake Nakuru National Park, Kampala and 6 other destinations traveling through Kenya and Uganda. Read More
Tour TypeSmall Group Tour
ActivitiesGorilla and chimpanzee tracking & Wildlife
31 day luxury trip through Nairobi, Lake Nakuru National Park, Masai Mara National Reserve and 13 other destinations in 6 different countries. Read More
15 day luxury tour through Nairobi, Lake Nakuru National Park, Masai Mara National Reserve and 5 other destinations in 4 different countries. Read More
Non Stop Photographic Safari - Awesome Expeirience
5 - Excellent
Anonymous
“This was not my first trip with Paul but my first safari and it was absolutely brilliant, the Mara North camp is ideally located in the conservancy, it was clean, comfortable, great food, the service was second to none and the guides never let us down finding the animals - including all the cats up trees! Their knowledge of the animals and the conservancy and Mara Reserve are unbelievable,”
Kenya & Tanzania Adventure
5 - Excellent
Anonymous
“A great introduction to the wildlife of East Africa, there is nothing quite like the excitement of animal/bird spotting that is an integral part of this tour. Camping allowed one to feel close to nature and was even better as few had other campers close by. Kip and his team were superb hosts keeping us informed of local life, both human and animal, while ensuring we were well fed. On the cultural side we visited a Masai village in the Serengeti and had guided tour of a typical local market in Musoma.”
Inspirational
5 - Excellent
Glenys
“To quote my husband: 'Glenys went away talking about animals and came home talking about the people'. We ended (our trip to Africa) on a high by spending a day in Nairobi with this tour operator. I recommend this tour as a truly rewarding experience. The money paid buys pigs for women to start a pig-breeding and selling business, and thus support their families. We spent time with 2 beautiful grandmas, cooking chapatis together for lunch then seeing their home, vegetable garden and pigpens. Hearing their life stories brought tears to our eyes, but they have truly come a long way. Inspirational! Everyone we met was cheerful, friendly and happy to do anything for us. Their happiness was contagious!”
While planning your Kenya wildlife tours, be sure to add Amboseli in your itinerary so you can witness the famous herds of elephants residing in the park.
Highlights of Kenya Wildlife Tours
Witness the Great Migration, where over 1.5 million wildebeests and around 400,000 zebras march from Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park to Kenya’s Maasai Mara reserve in search of greenery and water.
Capture incredible photos of African elephants against the backdrop of Mount Kenya while on a safari trip in Amboseli National Park.
Explore Lake Nakuru’s shores and encounter vibrant flocks of flamingos, rhinos, and other wildlife species.
Witness the rare Rothschild’s giraffes at Lake Nakuru and the endangered Grevy’s zebras in Laikipia Plateau.
Experience birdwatching nirvana in Kenya, identifying diverse avian species, from colorful bee-eaters to majestic African fish eagles.
Connect with nature on a walking safari in Hell’s Gate, surrounded by stunning gorges, hot springs, and unique geothermal features.
Tips for Kenya Wildlife Tours
Plan your wildlife tour in Kenya during the dry seasons (January to February or July to October) for optimal wildlife sighting conditions.
Bring a good pair of binoculars for birdwatching in Kenya and camera gear for capturing wildlife photos during your wildlife adventure.
Wear lightweight, earth-toned clothing to blend with the environment on your Kenyan safari.
Take an early morning or a late afternoon game drive to increase your chance of spotting elusive predators and witnessing the breathtaking African sunrise and sunset.
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