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Kenya Safaris
- 8 to 10 days
Multiple departures, June-December
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Experience the adventure and romance of a Kenya safari.
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WWF works in Kenya to establish new national parks and educate communities about the importance of conservation.
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Specialized safari vehicles provide unparalleled wildlife viewing on the Kenyan plains.
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The Maasai Mara Reserve is known for its abundance of lions of all ages.
Kenya was one of the original safari destinations, and with good reason. The country is home to an astounding 25,000 different animal species, including all of the iconic safari fauna—lions, giraffes, elephants and zebras among them.
Available Tours
Great Kenya Migration Safari
Visit when thousands of wildebeest and zebra cross the Maasai Mara Reserve, followed by their predators. Itinerary highlights include Nairobi and the Maasai Mara Reserve.
8-day tours from $6,995
Kenya Migration Photo Safari
Capture incredible close-ups of the planet's greatest migration with the help of an expert naturalist and photographer. Itinerary highlights include Nairobi, the Kicheche Bush Camp and the Maasai Mara Reserve.
9-day tours from $8,495
Best of Kenya
Discover the less-traveled side of Africa's most famous safari destination: on private reserves in remote sectors of wilderness where wildlife abounds and tourists are few. Itinerary highlights include Nairobi, the Kicheche Laikipia Camp and the Maasai Mara National Reserve.
10-day tours from $8,995
Hiking in the Footsteps of the Maasai
A private trek in the Loita Hills followed by a classic safari in Kenya's legendary Maasai Mara. Explore two remote sectors of the Maasai Mara, home to Kenya's densest concentration of wildlife including plentiful predators. Itinerary highlights include Loita Hills, the Siana Conservancy and the Maasai Mara National Reserve.
9-day tours from $5,995
Articles
Kenya or Tanzania: Which to choose?
School of Thought: 10 Things Kenya Taught Me
Ten Things to Take on Your African Safari
Top Shot: Kenya
Discovering Our Planet Together
WWF in Kenya
WWF’s conservation work in East Africa began in 1962 when we purchased land in Kenya and established a park to protect Lake Nakuru’s flamingos.
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