12 nights, 7 distinct landscapes — best of kenya.
From the first transfer to the final morning, every stop earns its place — elephants under Kilimanjaro; rhino and conservation; the dry-north specials and leopard; rhino and flamingo; birdlife and a boat safari; big cats and the migration; reef, sand and downtime.
Add a night in Nairobi before or after — a relaxed arrival or a buffer before your flight home. Just ask.
Round trip · returns to Amboseli





Drive from Nairobi to Amboseli beneath Kilimanjaro, then take a first drive as the big-tusked herds move down to the swamps.
Morning and evening drives for Amboseli's elephants, with the mountain as a backdrop whenever the cloud lifts.
Continue by road to Ol Pejeta and drive its grasslands — home to the last northern white rhinos and a dense cast of predators.
Continue by road into Samburu's arid north and drive the river line for the special species found only up here.
Full days tracking Samburu's dry-country specials along the doum-palmed river, with strong odds on leopard.
Continue by road to Lake Nakuru for an afternoon drive — rhino on the grassland and flamingo strung along the water.
Continue by road to Lake Naivasha and take an evening boat among hippos, pelicans and fish eagles.
Continue by road into the Maasai Mara and head out on a first game drive as the light softens — plains game, elephant and the first cats on the way to camp.
Morning and afternoon drives with a Maasai guide, routed by where the predators are moving, with the long midday hours to rest at camp.
A full day further afield — river lines, kopjes and open grassland — with a picnic lunch out in the bush.
Fly down to the coast into Diani on the Indian Ocean — the rest of the day is for the beach, the reef and doing very little.
Snorkel the marine park, swim, or simply move between sea and shade — the unwound close to a safari.
Transfer to Moi International in Mombasa for your flight home — or onward to the next chapter.
The wildebeest are in the Mara and the river crossings are on — the headline months, and the busiest. Book well ahead.
The Big Five never leave. Fewer vehicles, lower rates, newborns in the grass and clean light for photography.
A ten-suite lodge in the Kimana Sanctuary, framed by Kilimanjaro and home to Amboseli's super-tusker elephants.
An elegant eco-camp with classic tents and uninterrupted Kilimanjaro views, on a private conservancy.
A stylish stone-and-thatch lodge on a private conservancy, the mountain a constant backdrop.
Three clifftop villas with private pools and butlers — the byword for barefoot luxury on Diani.
A Swedish-run boutique on a quiet stretch of beach — personal, stylish and family-friendly.
A characterful colonial farmhouse on the lakeshore — gracious, personal, and run by the Governors' family.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.