In the Safarikena price list, you'll find a wide range of tours and safaris to unforgettable destinations in Kenya. We offer both private and group tours tailored to your wishes and needs. Our prices are affordable and transparent, with no hidden fees. Prices are available upon request based on individual inquiries, as each safari is tailored to your specific preferences.
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Tsavo East
Tsavo East
Tsavo East National Park is the largest park in Kenya, covering an area of 13,747 km². It is famous for its large herds of red elephants, which love to wallow in the red dusty soil. But besides them, the park is home to zebras, antelopes, giraffes, ostriches, wild boars, lions, cheetahs, and many others. Tsavo East National Park is 120 km from Malindi and 200 km from Diani.
Tsavo West
Tsavo West National Park is smaller than Tsavo East—it covers an area of just 9,065 km² and is divided by the railway and highway from Nairobi to Mombasa. It is not as green as its larger neighbor. Under good conditions, you can see the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Amboseli
Amboseli is a park covering just 392 km², stretching along the border between Kenya and Tanzania. The local inhabitants are predominantly Maasai. It is known for its large elephant population and views of Mount Kilimanjaro, which is only 40 km away. But elephants aren't the only attraction in the park. You can also spot antelopes, zebras, buffalo, gazelles, and of course cheetahs, lions, and hyenas.
As for birds, you can spot pelicans wading in the park's marshes and lakes.
Nakuru National Park
About 100 km from Nairobi lies Nakuru National Park, which covers an area of only about 188 km². It consists mainly of a lake that is home to tens of thousands of flamingos and other water birds. However, Nakuru National Park is also home to rare black and white rhinos, as well as Rothschild's giraffes.
Naivasha National Park
Not far from Lake Nakuru lies another, slightly smaller lake: Lake Naivasha. Here, tourists can take boat rides and spot hippos and antelopes grazing along the shore. You can combine a visit to Lake Naivasha with a visit to Hells Gate National Park, which is named for its intense geothermal activity. The spectacular scenery, including towering cliffs, water-eroded gorges, rock towers, extinct volcanoes, and the hiss of geothermal steam, makes it one of the most atmospheric parks in Africa.
Masai Mara
The most famous national park in all of Kenya is undoubtedly Masai Mara. It covers an area of 1,510 square kilometers. It lies on the border with Tanzania and seamlessly connects to the famous Serengeti National Park. Masai Mara guarantees that you will see the Big Five: elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino, and leopard. One of the biggest attractions of the Masai Mara is the wildlife migration. Every year, especially from July to November, 1.5 million animals pass through the reserve as part of the ungulate migration in search of food; these are mainly zebras, buffalo, and wildebeest.
Taita Hills
Taita Hills is a hilly reserve that is part of Tsavo West National Park.
Accommodation tips for safaris:
Tsavo East
VOI SAFARI LODGE is a hilltop hotel, offering sweeping views of the savanna. It naturally features a watering hole for animals.
VOI WILDLIFE LODGE is a beautiful hotel with a pool and a watering hole.
MANYATTA CAMP is a luxury camp. There is a pool in front of every tent, and zebras and antelopes roam nearby.
Tsavo West
VOYAGER ZIWANI TENTED CAMP is a stunning camp right next to a lake teeming with hippos and crocodiles, offering views of Kilimanjaro.
Ngulia Safari Lodge - The lodge is located on the Ndawe Escarpment just below the Ngulia Hills and offers views of the rhino reserve surrounded by picturesque hills
Amboseli
AA LODGE is a hotel near the park with breathtaking views of Kilimanjaro.
Sentrim Amboseli Lodge offers family rooms with private bathrooms, a terrace, and free Wi-Fi. Each room is equipped with a desk, a seating area, and modern amenities.
Taita Hills
SALT LICK SAFARI LODGE offers unique accommodations in round huts on "chicken" legs—a luxurious retreat in the heart of the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, overlooking a waterhole and the vast plains of Tsavo
Unique experiences - tours in Kenya
The Ruins of Gede
They lie about 70 km from Mombasa, near the resort town of Malindi. They are surrounded by dense jungle. The original town was founded around the 12th century. It was first inhabited by Swahilis, then by Arabs. It harbors an unsolved mystery: the inhabitants of Gede suddenly abandoned it for unknown reasons. No traces of battle were found; they left behind no objects, not even drawings. Nothing. The houses were single-story, and in the wealthier ones, a bidet was even found. The best-preserved structures are the entrance gate to the sultan's palace and several mosques, including the so-called Great Mosque. Today, the only permanent "residents" are monkeys, which you can feed.
Marafa Canyon
Also known as Hell's Kitchen, it is located in the town of Marafa, approximately 45 minutes from the town of Malindi. It is a magnificent sandstone canyon with colorfully layered ravines. The colors range from white, pink, orange, and crimson, making it a stunning sight, especially at sunset. The place earned the name Hell's Kitchen because temperatures here can climb as high as 50 °C during the day
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Mombasa Tour
Mombasa is Kenya's second-largest city. It is located primarily on an island connected to the northern coast by several bridges; the southern coast is accessible only by ferry. It is a port city. We'll drive through the streets of the old town to the old harbor.
Robinson Island
A half-day trip from Watamu to a beautiful island with untouched nature. We'll pick you up at your hotel. Lunch is included—you'll enjoy crab, lobster, shrimp, or chicken. After lunch, you can relax in a hammock. And if we're lucky, we'll see dolphins.
Wasiny Island
A half-day trip from Diani Beach with snorkeling. We'll pick you up at your hotel. We'll sail to the coral reefs in Kisite National Park. Lunch is included—you'll enjoy crab, lobster, shrimp, or chicken. And if we're lucky, we'll see dolphins
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Shimba Hills
Shimba Hills National Reserve is just 60 km from Mombasa and is ideal for a day trip. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes, though, as part of the tour involves walking. The reserve is well known for its large elephant population and is the only place in Kenya where tourists can see the sable antelope. The icing on the cake is the magnificent 21-meter-high Sheldrick Falls.
Haller Park
A beautiful green park in the style of our zoos. The park features a menagerie, a reptile park, a fish farm, crocodile enclosures, a giraffe viewing area, and palm gardens.
Sunset at Watamu / Congo River
Fancy a romantic getaway for two? Book a sunset cruise