Insight 2 Afrika curates ultra-luxury safari experiences across Africa, blending bespoke travel, cultural immersion, and sustainable tourism. Discover the wild, reimagined — where elegance meets adventure.
Kenya
The Greatest Wildlife Show on Earth Awaits
Why Visit Kenya
Experience Kenya: Where Nature Performs on the Grandest Stage
Venture into the iconic Maasai Mara or one of Kenya’s many game-rich reserves, where sightings of the legendary Big Five are just the beginning. Time your safari to witness the Great Migration—a breathtaking natural spectacle and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. Each year, millions of wildebeest, accompanied by zebra and gazelle, move rhythmically across the plains in pursuit of lush grazing lands—an awe-inspiring display of nature’s precision and power.
Yet Kenya offers more than untamed beauty. It’s a land of extraordinary contrasts—from the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya to the palm-fringed shores of the Indian Ocean. Discover vast deserts, misty forests, and serene lakes like Lake Victoria, all woven into a landscape that stirs the soul.
But Kenya has more than just wildlife. It’s a country of contrasts, from the snow-covered peaks of Mount Kenya to the sun-kissed beaches of the Indian Ocean. The scenery embraces mountains, forests, deserts and lakes such as Lake Victoria.
Big 5
Experience the ultimate safari adventure as you track Kenya’s legendary Big 5 with Insight2Afrika’s exclusive luxury expeditions. Journey through the iconic Maasai Mara, where majestic lions bask in golden savannahs and elusive leopards drape over acacia branches.
Wilderness Reimagined
Our handpicked luxury tented camps redefine safari accommodation, blending seamlessly with nature while offering uncompromising elegance. Canvas walls open to panoramic savannah views, where wildlife roams freely just beyond your private deck.
Day & Night Safaris
Embark on transformative journeys across Africa’s most pristine wilderness with our private guided safaris. By day, traverse golden savannahs in custom-designed vehicles offering individual viewing decks, premium binoculars, and gourmet hampers stocked with chef-prepared delicacies and fine wines.
Authentic Cultural Immersions
Discover the soul of Africa through our curated cultural experiences, offering unprecedented access to traditions rarely witnessed by outsiders. Join Maasai elders for private blessing ceremonies at dawn, or engage with San Bushmen as they share ancient tracking wisdom passed through generations.
Get to Know Kenya
A Kenyan safari is a journey into the heart of East Africa’s untamed beauty. Soar above the Maasai Mara in a hot air balloon for a breathtaking aerial view of the Big Five roaming across golden plains. Cast your line for Nile Perch on the vast waters of Lake Victoria, marvel at flocks of pink flamingos at Lake Nakuru and Bogoria, or capture stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro from the iconic Amboseli National Park.
Venture to the coast and dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Lamu Archipelago for world-class snorkeling, then unwind on Lamu Island with a refreshing Tusker beer or a classic Kenyan Pilsner. Bird lovers will be in paradise, with over 1,000 species waiting to be spotted. Experience the flavors of Kenya at the legendary Carnivore restaurant, meet the proud Maasai people and learn about their traditions, and search for the elusive black rhino in the wild. With 57 national and marine parks, Kenya is a destination overflowing with adventure, culture, and awe-inspiring wildlife.
Get to Know Kenya
A Kenyan safari is a journey into the heart of East Africa’s untamed beauty. Soar above the Maasai Mara in a hot air balloon for a breathtaking aerial view of the Big Five roaming across golden plains. Cast your line for Nile Perch on the vast waters of Lake Victoria, marvel at flocks of pink flamingos at Lake Nakuru and Bogoria, or capture stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro from the iconic Amboseli National Park.
Venture to the coast and dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Lamu Archipelago for world-class snorkeling, then unwind on Lamu Island with a refreshing Tusker beer or a classic Kenyan Pilsner. Bird lovers will be in paradise, with over 1,000 species waiting to be spotted. Experience the flavors of Kenya at the legendary Carnivore restaurant, meet the proud Maasai people and learn about their traditions, and search for the elusive black rhino in the wild. With 57 national and marine parks, Kenya is a destination overflowing with adventure, culture, and awe-inspiring wildlife.
Frequently Asked Questions
We've taken the liberty to answer everything you may need to know about visiting Kenya
August – October
Best for wildlife safaris and the Great Wildebeest Migration in the Maasai Mara. Dry, cool months trigger the migration and offer excellent game viewing.
December – March
Ideal for beaches, scenery, birdlife, and wildlife viewing outside peak season. Hot, clear days and lower humidity along the coast.
April – May
The long rains bring heavy showers and lush landscapes. Fewer crowds and lower rates—perfect for travellers seeking solitude and dramatic scenery.
Contact our Travel Experts to tailor your trip around these seasons.
- Witness the Great Migration of millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles.
- See the Samburu Special 5: Grevy's zebra, Somali ostrich, gerenuk, beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe.
- Explore massive, unfenced parks where wildlife roams free.
- Experience community-led conservancies and vibrant Maasai and Samburu cultures.
Enjoy World Heritage sites like Lamu Old Town, 13th-century ruins, Mount Kenya, and the Swahili coastline. Combine bush and beach on tropical islands like Lamu and Zanzibar. Family-friendly safaris feature closed vehicles, family units, and kids’ programs.
Nairobi is East Africa’s air hub with flights from:
- Abu Dhabi (Etihad)
- Amsterdam (KLM, Kenya Airways)
- Bangkok (Kenya Airways)
- Doha (Qatar)
- Dubai (Emirates, Kenya Airways)
- Frankfurt (Lufthansa)
- Istanbul (Turkish)
- London (British Airways, Kenya Airways)
- Mumbai (Kenya Airways)
- New York (Kenya Airways)
- Paris (Air France, Kenya Airways)
- Zurich (Swiss Air)
Stay in Nairobi or connect directly to safari regions. Choose based on arrival time and itinerary.
Combine road and air travel. Domestic flights (small Cessna aircraft) operate from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport (90 min from Jomo Kenyatta). A fly-in safari cuts travel time, avoids rough roads, and offers aerial views of Kenya’s landscapes.
Kenya safari costs range from $200 to $3,000 per person per day. Factors include:
- Season (low vs. high rates)
- Accommodation type (lodge, camp, private reserve)
- Length of stay (extended bookings often get specials)
- Destination remoteness (fly-in vs. overland)
- Activities (game drives vs. balloon safaris)
Our Travel Experts can match your budget with the perfect itinerary.
Yes. Anti-malarials are recommended year-round—consult your doctor for the right prophylaxis. Yellow fever vaccination and certificate are required if coming from or transiting through endemic regions.
Kenya’s story spans 6 million years: from Orrorin tugenensis in the Tugen Hills to tool-making Homo erectus and sapiens. Portuguese arrival in 1498 gave way to Arab influence, then European missionaries in the 1840s. British East Africa formed in 1895, Nairobi became a rail hub by 1901, and Kenya declared a colony in 1920. Independence came in 1963 under Jomo Kenyatta after a decade-long liberation struggle. Today, tourism plays a key role in Kenya’s diversified, growing economy.