Big Five & The Great Wildebeest Migration

Discover the high plains of Laikipia, a 65,000-acre protected wilderness in northern Kenya. This region is a conservation success story and one of the best places to see both white and black rhinos in the wild.

During your stay, join the Samburu people for a camelback safari across the landscape. Spot giraffes, ostriches, and the rare Grevy’s zebra. Keep an eye out for the gerenuk, a long-necked antelope found only in this part of East Africa.

Laikipia is also one of the few places in Kenya where you can see endangered African wild dogs. This makes it a truly special destination for conservation-focused safaris.

The Masai Mara is Kenya’s most iconic national reserve. It offers unparalleled Big Five game viewing across vast, open plains.

This classic safari destination provides year-round wildlife sightings. Expect to see lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, and rhinos on every game drive.

From July to October, the Great Migration moves into the Masai Mara. Over two million wildebeest and zebra cross from the Serengeti, creating dramatic river crossings and intense predator action.

Start your day with a sunrise hot-air balloon safari and enjoy a champagne breakfast in the bush. For a cultural experience, visit a local Maasai village to learn about their heritage and way of life.

The Serengeti, Tanzania’s oldest national park, offers world-class wildlife experiences throughout the year. It is most famous for the Great Migration, when over 1.5 million wildebeest, 400,000 zebra, and 200,000 gazelles move through the plains.

But the magic of the Serengeti goes far beyond the migration. Big cat sightings are common year-round. Lions rest on rocky outcrops, leopards hide in woodlands, and cheetahs race across the grasslands.

Large herds of buffalo and elephants roam the savanna. Giraffes often appear on the horizon, adding to the timeless scenery.

Stay in luxury migrational camps or remote lodges in the Ndutu region. These camps offer access to off-roading and walking safaris, giving you an up-close look at one of Africa’s most remarkable ecosystems.

Zanzibar is an island rich in history and culture. For centuries, it has 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 islands, each offering something unique. It’s the perfect place to reflect and soak up your time in Africa.

Explore the bustling fish markets and winding alleys of Stone Town, or unwind on tranquil beaches and exclusive private islands. Zanzibar is where time slows down and island life takes over.

Relax on white-sand beaches. Snorkel or dive vibrant coral reefs. Cruise into the sunset on a traditional dhow.