Where we can take you

The greatest wildlife theatre on earth

Golden grassland stretching to the horizon, big cats at close range, and the thunder of the Great Migration crossing the Mara River.

Twenty-five kilometres of white coral sand

Africa's most-awarded beach — powder sand, warm Indian Ocean, colobus monkeys in the coastal forest and dolphins offshore.

Turquoise bays and a marine reserve

Three sheltered bays, a coral garden marine park established in 1968, and the Arabuko-Sokoke forest at its back.

Rift Valley freshwater, ninety minutes from Nairobi

Hippo-filled freshwater lake ringed by acacia, with Hell's Gate gorge and Crescent Island next door — Kenya's easiest weekend escape.

Rhino sanctuary on an alkaline lake

A fenced sanctuary holding both black and white rhino, tree-climbing lion, Rothschild's giraffe and flamingo along the shoreline.

Elephants beneath Kilimanjaro

The classic African photograph — great tuskers crossing dust flats and swamp with Africa's highest mountain behind them.

Red dust, vast horizons

Kenya's largest wilderness — East and West combined cover 22,000 square kilometres of red-earth bush, lava flows and crystal springs.

The northern frontier's special five

Semi-arid country along the Ewaso Ng'iro river, home to five species you will not see anywhere south — and some of Kenya's finest guiding.

Africa's second-highest summit

Glaciated peaks, giant lobelia and afro-alpine moorland — trekkable to Point Lenana at 4,985m without technical climbing.

Where the mountain meets two oceans

Table Mountain over a working city, penguins on a suburban beach, and the Cape of Good Hope where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet.

Desert futurism

Skyline, desert dunes, gold souks and world-class shopping — our most popular international package, four hours from Nairobi.

Rainforest, islands and city

Kuala Lumpur's towers, Langkawi's islands and some of the oldest rainforest on earth — a week that covers city, jungle and beach.