Destinations

Landscapes shape the journey

Parks are not interchangeable. Follow the habitat, season, and travel time to build a route that makes geographic sense.

Elephant and calf on open Masai Mara grassland

Kenya

Masai Mara

Open grasslands, riverine woodland, and seasonal wildlife movement shape every day in the Mara.

Elephants beneath Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli

Kenya

Amboseli

Wide elephant country, permanent wetlands, and clear-day views toward Kilimanjaro.

Kenya

Lake Nakuru

A compact Rift Valley park of woodland, escarpment, lake shore, and rhino habitat.

Kenya

Lake Naivasha

A freshwater Rift Valley lake with papyrus edges, open water, and nearby conservancies.

Kenya

Hell's Gate

Cliffs, volcanic landforms, and open grassland create unusual guided walking and cycling opportunities.

Kenya

Ol Pejeta

A Laikipia conservancy combining grassland wildlife viewing with closely managed rhino conservation.

Kenya

Samburu

Dry-country landscapes meet the Ewaso Ng’iro River in Kenya’s distinctive northern circuit.

Kenya

Tsavo

Vast eastern parks of red-earth plains, lava flows, springs, river corridors, and big-sky wilderness.

Tanzania

Serengeti

Immense plains and kopjes support resident predators and the wider moving-herd ecosystem.

Tanzania

Ngorongoro

Grassland, wetland, and woodland habitats sit within a dramatic volcanic setting.

Tanzania

Tarangire

Baobab country and a permanent river draw elephants through the northern dry season.

Tanzania

Lake Manyara

Groundwater forest, floodplain, and escarpment meet along a narrow Rift Valley park.