Kenya Safari
Home of the Great Migration & Masai Mara
Avg. daily cost
$250 – $1,200
Best months
July – October (dry season & migration)
Main gateway
(NBO)
Parks & reserves
4+ top parks
About Kenya Safari
Kenya is Africa's premier safari destination, famous for the Great Wildebeest Migration in the Masai Mara, Big Five wildlife, Amboseli's elephant herds with Mt. Kilimanjaro backdrop, and warm Maasai culture. Its combination of diverse ecosystems, excellent camp infrastructure, and direct international flights makes it the ideal first safari — and a repeat favourite.
Wildlife in Kenya
Top Parks & Reserves
Masai Mara
World-famous for the annual wildebeest migration (July–Oct) and year-round big cat sightings.
Amboseli NP
Known for its big elephant herds, with Kilimanjaro as the backdrop.
Tsavo East & West
Kenya's largest parks — vast red-elephant landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
Samburu
Unique northern species: Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, and Somali ostrich.
Kenya Safari Packages
Safari Essentials
Best Time to Visit
July – October (dry season & migration), January – February (dry and quieter)
Average Daily Cost
$250 – $1,200 per person
Main Entry Airport
Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to go on safari in Kenya?
The best time for a Kenya safari is July to October during the dry season, when the Great Wildebeest Migration crosses the Mara River. January–February is dry and quieter, with good resident game. Both periods offer outstanding wildlife density.
How much does a Kenya safari cost?
A Kenya safari costs between $250–$500 per person per day for mid-range camps and $600–$1,200+ for luxury lodges. A classic 7-day Masai Mara safari typically ranges from $2,500–$7,000 per person including accommodation, meals, game drives, and park fees.
Do I need a visa for Kenya?
Most visitors need a Kenya eTA, applied for online at etakenya.go.ke at least three days before travel. Check whether your passport is exempt.
Is Kenya safe for tourists?
Kenya's major safari parks and Nairobi's tourist areas are generally safe for visitors. Use reputable operators, stay in recommended areas, and follow your guide's advice. The safari parks themselves have very low crime rates.
What vaccinations do I need for Kenya?
Recommended vaccinations include Yellow Fever (required if arriving from endemic countries), Typhoid, Hepatitis A & B, Tetanus, and Rabies. Malaria prophylaxis is strongly advised for all safari areas. Consult your travel doctor 6–8 weeks before departure.
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