Safaris

Tsavo

One of the largest area national parks in Kenya is Tsavo, which is divided into East and West.
Tsavo East is known for its large elephant population, here you can admire the unique “red elephants”. They owe their name to the red soil in the park, in which they dust-bath themselves :). In contrast to Tsavo East, the West offers a wide variety of wildlife. However it often turns out to be a bit difficult to track down the animals through the dense vegetation. But with a little luck, you will succeed to get the “Big Five” (elephant, rhino, leopard, buffalo, lion) in front of the lens.:)

Amboseli

The territory of the park is located directly at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro in the south-west of Kenya, right on the border with Tanzania. The scenery in the Amboseli National Park is characterized by acacia forests and a lot of Savannah. Here you have a great opportunity to watch a lot of big wild animals. In addition to many predators such as lions, cheetahs and hyenas, you can also see giraffes, gazelles and wild goats. On a clear day you will be impressed by the offered neighboring scenery right in Tanzania, Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa.

Shimba Hills

Unlike the other national parks the Shimba Hills are relatively small, but no less interesting. The Hills have two main features, the rare sable antelope and a guided hike to the romantic Sheldrick Waterfalls. Not very spectacular, but nevertheless very nice to look at. In addition, you have the Reservation of the giraffes, buffalos, elephants, antelopes, zebras and some monkeys to view.

Masai Mara

Probably the most famous national park – the Masai Mara, on the northern foothills of the Serengeti.
Not least well known because of the outstanding documentary by Bernhard and Michael Grzimek.
The Serengeti is home to the world’s largest herds of wild ungulates such as gnus, zebras, antelopes and impalas. Most of the animals take part in the seasonal migration, it is an unspeakably beautiful spectacle. Not least, the Masai Mara benefits from the vast animal migration, which depending on the rainy and dry seasons, takes place from north to south and back again.

Safari Specialist Patrick would be pleased to advise you personally and will put together a personalized and unforgettable safari experience for you.