Great Migration & Romantic Masai Mara

Arriving in Kenya’s capital marks the start of your adventure. While it is just a one-night stopover in Nairobi, this is a great opportunity to shake off the jet lag.

Enjoy unique wildlife encounters at both the Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage or at the famous Giraffe Center. Both experiences are heart-warming, providing you with an opportunity to get up close to these iconic species. And to learn from the dedicated staff who work to protect them and other vulnerable animals. For those running on travel adrenaline, the national park offers an opportunity to see some of Africa's iconic species like zebra, giraffe, lion and even rhino!

Marvel at magnificent herds of elephants and large tuskers, all with breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the largest free-standing mountain in the world!

Located in the south of Kenya, Amboseli National Park is unsurprisingly one of Kenya’s most popular national parks! Besides witnessing massive herds of elephants, you will have the chance to see a variety of wildlife such as the Masai giraffe, zebra, antelopes, lion and perhaps even cheetah on the open plains!

Arguably Kenya’s most famous National Park, the Masai Mara is your classic Big Five safari destination. With exceptional year-round wildlife viewing and breathtaking open grassy plains, this is the perfect place to scan the horizon for resident prides and cheetah coalitions!

Wake-up before sunrise and float over the Masai Mara on a hot air balloon, before enjoying a champagne breakfast. The anticipated Great Wildebeest Migration arrives between August and October - bringing dramatic river crossings and predator interactions.

Often misunderstood, the Great Wildebeest Migration is a year-round cycle, where an estimated 1.5 million wildebeest, 400,000 zebra, 300,000 Grant’s and Thompson’s gazelles, and 12,000 eland migrate in search of green grazing pastures!

The perfect way to get you closer to the Great Wildebeest Migration is by staying in luxurious tented camps! These canvas “glamping camps” move multiple times a year to anticipate the Migration movements, positioning you as perfectly as possible to witness the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world. No matter what time of year you travel!

When you need a vacation after your holiday, you simply add Zanzibar to the end of your remarkable safari. Zanzibar is an island with a lot of depth and history, having long attracted seafarers, traders and merchants to its iconic shoreline. Set in the Indian Ocean, just off the coast of Tanzania, Zanzibar is an archipelago of different islands that each offer something unique.

From the bustling fish markets and ancient streets of Stone Town, to the tranquil beaches and private islands. Zanzibar is a place where time has no meaning and island life truly takes over. Relax on its pristine white beaches; snorkel and dive in remarkable coral reefs and cruise into the sunset of a traditional dhow. The perfect place to reminisce and soak up your time in Africa!