Trips

Accessible only for one hour, this globally recognized sanctuary is known for its efforts in nurturing orphaned, aged, abandoned, and injured elephants. The facility also...

Kenya’s second-largest protected area, Tsavo West is famous for the Man-Eater Lions, who terrorized and killed railway workers in 1898, halting construction. The park is...

Spanning 870 sq. km, Meru National Park is a rugged, remote, and unspoiled gem. To the northeast, it borders Bisanandi National Reserve, while Kora National...

Covering 52 sq. km, most of which is the mountain, Mount Longonot derives its name from the Maasai word Oloonong'ot, meaning "mountains of ridges and...

Designated as a Ramsar Site in 2005, meaning a wetland of global significance, Lake Elementaita is also called Pelican Haven. The area holds one of...

Spanning 392 sq. km, Amboseli National Park is located in southern Kenya and is a renowned wildlife conservation area. It is famous for its biodiversity,...

Located in Naivasha, Hell's Gate sits between 1,560m and 2,187m above sea level and is nestled in the depths of the Great Rift Valley floor....

The Safari Walk is the closest you can get to becoming one with the wild. The park has a simulated representation of three major ecosystems:...

Your hand will most certainly be covered in the spit of an impatient giraffe after you nervously feed them with molasses pellets! Established solely to...