Small Group Experiential Travel
Excellent
Attractive destination
4.6
Escape the beaten path
Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
EXPLORE EAST AFRICA
22 Tours in Kenya
8 Day Tanzania Tour
8 Days
Tour Code: TZ1
Feb, Sep, Oct
1-Light
2 Countries
Cultural
Snows of Kilimanjaro ●
Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder ●
Endless Serengeti plain ●
Great Rift Valley
$4,610/ppUSD
9 Day Kenya Tour
9 Days
Tour Code: KE1
Jan, Sep, Oct
1-Light
1 Country
Cultural
Daily guided game drives through Africa's best game parks
Lake Nakuru: ornithologist's paradise
Maasai Mara's endless plains
Meeting local tribal groups
Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum
$4,100/ppUSD
13 Day Tanzania Tour
13 Days
Tour Code: TZ4
Feb, Sep, Oct
1-Light
2 Countries
Cultural
Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park
Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder
Endless Serengeti plain
Great Rift Valley
Exotic spice island of Zanzibar
$6,260/ppUSD
14 Day Rwanda & Kenya Tour
14 Days
Tour Code: RW1
Jan, Aug
3-Active
2 Countries
Active
Dian Fossey's Parc National des Volcans ● Maasai Mara's endless plains ● Meeting local tribal groups ● Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum
$8,420/ppUSD
Kenya & Tanzania Special Fly-in Safari Tour
14 Days
Tour Code: MCKT
Jan
1-Light
2 Countries
Cultural
Experience a luxury flying safari in Kenya and Tanzania ● witness breathtaking aerial views of East Africa's landscapes and wildlife ● visit iconic destinations like Masai Mara, Serengeti, and Kilimanjaro ● stay in luxury tented camps ● enjoy unparalleled game viewing and cultural experiences ● explore vast plains, craters, and endless skies.
$14,610/ppUSD
15 Day Kenya & Tanzania Tour
15 Days
Tour Code: KT4
Jan, Sep, Oct
1-Light
2 Countries
Cultural
Daily guided game drives through Africa's best game parks ●
Meeting local tribal groups ●
Maasai Mara/Serengeti: endless plains ●
Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum ●
Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park ●
Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder ●
Great Rift Valley
$7,760/ppUSD
17 Day Rwanda & Kenya Tour
17 Days
Tour Code: RW20
Jan, Aug
3-Active
2 Countries
Active
Rwanda's Akagera National Park exploration ● Nyungwe Forest chimpanzee tracking ● Parc National Volcans gorilla trekking ● Kenya's Masai Mara Great Migration viewing ● Lake Nakuru flamingo spectacle ● Amboseli elephant encounters with Kilimanjaro backdrop
$11,110/ppUSD
20 Day Kenya & Tanzania Tour
20 Days
Tour Code: KT1
Jan, Sep, Oct
1-Light
2 Countries
Cultural
Guided game drives through Africa's best game parks ●
Maasai Mara/Serengeti: endless plains ●
Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park ●
Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder ●
Great Rift Valley ●
Exotic spice island of Zanzibar
$9,380/ppUSD
20 Day Kenya & Tanzania Tour
20 Days
Tour Code: RW2
Jan, Aug
3-Active
3 Countries
Active
Dian Fossey's Parc National des Volcans ● Maasai Mara's endless plains ● Karen Blixen "Out of Africa" Museum ● Snows of Kilimanjaro from Kenya's Amboseli Park ● Ngorongoro Crater: natural wonder
$12,120/ppUSD
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About Kenya
Blood-tingling safaris, snaggletooth mountains, grassy savannas. From the sweeping Serengeti to the peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kenya’s jaw-dropping beauty and uninhibited wildlife inspire the adventure-seeker in us all.
Mt Kenya’s frosty peaks scrape the clouds from the Mt Kenya Conservation area. Game drives take you through the predator-rich plains of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where Sweetwater’s friendly chimps reach out for tourists. Rare white rhinos dot the crystallized shorelines of Lake Nakuru. Farther west, Kenya’s largest population of lions roam Maasai Mara’s Serengeti plains, and big cats hunt the parched landscape of Samburu National Reserve.
Our small group Kenya tours take you from Nairobi’s British-influenced streets and unique elephant orphanage to Amboseli National Park, where Mt Kilimanjaro’s shadow engulfs the red plains. Discover wild beauty, natural wonders, and one-of-a-kind opportunities.
Mt Kenya’s frosty peaks scrape the clouds from the Mt Kenya Conservation area. Game drives take you through the predator-rich plains of Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where Sweetwater’s friendly chimps reach out for tourists. Rare white rhinos dot the crystallized shorelines of Lake Nakuru. Farther west, Kenya’s largest population of lions roam Maasai Mara’s Serengeti plains, and big cats hunt the parched landscape of Samburu National Reserve.
Our small group Kenya tours take you from Nairobi’s British-influenced streets and unique elephant orphanage to Amboseli National Park, where Mt Kilimanjaro’s shadow engulfs the red plains. Discover wild beauty, natural wonders, and one-of-a-kind opportunities.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Kenya Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you need a visa to travel to Kenya?Yes, all tourists travelling to Kenya need an eVisa to enter. The easiest way to obtain one is to apply is online. The eVisa allows you to visit Kenya for up to 90 days on a single visit, or 72 hours if you’re in transit.
- Is Kenya safe?In general, safari touring in Kenya is safe for visitors. However, travelling to major cities carries some risk. Though safer than surrounding countries, terrorism and violent crimes remain a threat in densely populated areas. Tourists are often the target of carjacking, kidnapping, and robberies. Millions of tourists safely visit Kenya every year without incident. Stay with your guide, take the proper precautions, and do not venture out alone, and you should have a trouble-free stay.
- When is the best time to visit KenyaKenya has a warm climate and year-round visitors. The best times to see it are during the dry seasons, before the heavy rains begin to fall. The first dry season is January to March, when the land is warm and dry, and the landscape still retains some green.
The second, longer dry season is from July to October. The weather is warm and dry, and the landscape starts out green but becomes drier as it gets closer to October. Wildebeests migrate during this time and are easily observed.