Big Five & The Great Wildebeest Migration 

Arriving in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, marks the beginning of your African adventure. Although it's just a one-night stopover, it's the perfect chance to shake off jet lag while enjoying unique wildlife encounters. Visit the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage or the famous Giraffe Center, where you can get up close to these iconic species and learn about conservation efforts.

If you're still full of energy, Nairobi National Park offers an exciting opportunity to see zebra, giraffe, lion, and rhino in their natural habitat, right on the edge of the city.

Discover the high plains of Laikipia, a 65,000-acre protected wilderness renowned for its thriving populations of white and black rhinos. This region is a conservation success story, offering visitors the chance to support and learn about vital preservation efforts.

During your stay, embark on a camelback ride with the local Samburu people, encountering giraffes, ostriches, and the rare Grevy’s zebra up close. You might even spot the intriguing gerenuk, a unique antelope found in this area. Beyond the Big Five, Laikipia offers a rare opportunity to see endangered wild dogs in East Africa, making it a truly unforgettable safari destination.

Arguably Kenya’s most iconic national reserve, the Masai Mara offers unparalleled Big Five game viewing on its vast, open grassy plains. This classic safari destination is renowned for exceptional year-round wildlife sightings, including lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos. During the months between July and October, the Masai Mara becomes the stage for the Great Migration, where an estimated 2 million wildebeest and zebra cross from the Serengeti in search of fresh grazing grounds.

Experience the thrill of a sunrise hot-air balloon ride over the Mara, followed by a champagne breakfast. For a deeper understanding of the region, visit a local Maasai village to learn about their rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life.

The Serengeti, Tanzania’s oldest National Park, offers incredible wildlife experiences year-round, beyond the famed Great Migration. While over 1.5 million wildebeest, 400,000 zebras, and 200,000 gazelles dominate the landscape from January to March, life in the Serengeti continues to thrive throughout the year.

Big cat sightings are practically guaranteed, with lion prides perched on rocky outcrops, leopards resting in the woodlands, and cheetahs sprinting across the open plains. Meanwhile, herds of buffalo and elephants traverse the ancient grasslands, with giraffes often seen gracing the horizon. Luxury migrational camps and lodges position you perfectly for off-roading adventures (Ndutu region) and walking safaris, offering an intimate view of this remarkable ecosystem.

The Ngorongoro Crater, one of Africa's 7 natural wonders, offers a once-in-a-lifetime safari experience. Often called "The Garden of Eden," this nearly 3-million-year-old volcanic caldera is a wildlife haven. On the crater floor, you’ll encounter resident lion prides, hyena clans, large elephants, and the endangered black rhino.

Bird enthusiasts will be captivated by the abundant birdlife, including pelicans and flamingos around Magadi Lake, and the impressive Kori Bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird. For those seeking adventure, guided walks through the scenic Olmoti or Empakai Craters are an absolute must.