Kenya is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world. Astride the equator, Kenya is home to intimate awe-inspiring and magical travel experiences.

 

All year round, visitors can enjoy exhilarating wildlife experiences, the breathtaking outdoors and landscapes, the tranquil adventures of Kenya’s coast, plus the enriching cultural encounters and the warmth of the Kenyan people. You need to remember that Africa’s oldest human remains were found in Kenya going back an astounding seven million years.

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Kenyan farmers are almost entirely weather-dependent. In addition, major rivers are seeing reduced flow as glaciers on the country’s biggest water tower, Mount Kenya, shrink.  There is limited resources here like everywhere else. The climate crisis is also having an impact on the natural resources, leading us to do our part and focus on and use only All Sustainable Camps on our Safaris in Kenya.

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We arrive in Nairobi, but skirt the city and head into Nairobi National Park, one of Africans smallest parks and one of the only parks on earth to be in such close proximity to a city center. It boasts a large and varied wildlife population, plus the most successful rhinoceros sanctuary amid wide open grass plains against a backdrop of skyscrapers. Ololo Safari Lodge, our sustainable lodge, is picturesquely positioned on
the banks of the Mbagathe River on the southern border of the Nairobi National Park.

The old homestead is set on twenty acres with beautiful established old gardens for eco-tourism, wildlife safaris and wonderful food fresh from Ololo’s regenerative farm. 

A quick flight from Wilson and we head to Amboseli, famous for its large elephant herds
and landscapes, all under the shadow of Mt Kilimanjaro. The name Amboseli; comes from a Maasai word meaning "salty dust", with landscapes changing from vast, dusty plains to green cool swamps the elephants and birds love. Tawi Lodge is located on a private conservancy of 6,000 acres just minutes from Amboseli National Park.

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Flying up north to the vastness of the Laikipia Plateau, staying at Sabuk an exclusive wilderness on the edge of the Plateau; perched on a cliff overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River, which cascades beneath the lodge all year round. Surrounded by the wilderness and stunning views of the Laikipia plains towards Mount Kenya, as well as the Karisa Hills and Mathews Mountains in the North. Sabuk is renowned for its camel and horseback safaris, a great way to see the diverse beauty and animals of this stunning region.  The wilds of northern Kenya, Samburu the country and the people are unique and mesmerizing.