At a Glance
Exclusive Safari Off the Beaten Path
The Laikipia Plateau north of Mount Kenya has Kenya's second-largest wildlife population. Private conservancies offer night drives, bush walks, camel rides, horse safaris — and more rhinos and wild dogs than anywhere else in Kenya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Private conservancies allow activities banned in national parks — night drives, walking safaris, horse riding.
Prices & Packages
All prices per person sharing. Child discounts available. Prices vary by season and lodge choice. Contact us for your personalised quote.
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General Tips for Kenya Visitors
Every season is safari season: Kenya is a year-round destination. Dry season (June–October, December–March) offers better wildlife viewing; rainy season (April–May, November) brings greener landscapes and fewer tourists.
Health: Malaria prophylaxis recommended. Only drink bottled water. Sun protection is essential — the equator is close.
Safety: Kenya is safe for tourists. Our guides accompany you everywhere. Keep valuables in hotel safes.
Tipping: Safari guide approx. 15–20 USD/day, driver approx. 10 USD/day, hotel staff 1–2 USD. Tips are greatly appreciated.
Visa: Most nationalities need an eTA (electronic Travel Authorization), applied for online. Cost approx. 30 USD.