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Wild plains dotted with lions and elephants, blazing sunsets over snow-capped mountains...it's got to be Kenya. The whole country is simply iconic. You can experience it all as we take care of all your Kenya tour essentials, while you choose from our Choice Experiences to create the Kenya trip of your dreams. Whether you want to see the pink flamingos of Lake Elementaita or learn about the ancient traditions of the Maasai tribe, you’ll get lost and discover Kenya, but always your way.
Our Kenya tours are packed with allthe iconic experiences you can't miss, from spotting the Big 5 in Amboseli to sleeping under the stars in a tented safari camp.
We’ll take you on the trip of a lifetime through the legendary Maasai Mara. Search for Africa’s Big Five wildlife on an exciting game drive, witness the Great migration between August and October, and learn more about the local way of life at a Maasai village. This isn’t just a Kenya bucket list tick, it’s an experience that will change you forever.
Could there be anything more thrilling than a night under the stars in the Kenyan wilderness? Relax in your canvas tent (complete with large comfy beds and ensuite bathrooms) and gaze out over the river… You might even spot some hippos splashing in the water! This is sure to be something you’ll never forget.
We’ll turn your Kenya safari fantasies into reality with a game drive through the spectacular Amboseli National Park. Kick back and enjoy the ride as we go in search of lions, leopards, rhino, buffalo and huge herds of African elephants, all with the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro as the beautiful backdrop. Simply iconic.
Tailor your ultimate Kenya tour your way with our range of Choice Experiences. Choose from adventures like visiting a traditional Maasai village and spotting the Big 5 in Tsavo West National Park.
Katie B.
Past guest
After our thrilling game drive through the Maasai Mara, we got to visit a Maasai village where we met a village elder and got an insight into their daily life. We explored a traditional boma and stood in awe as we watch the Maasai warriors display their jumping prowess in their red cloaks. A truly unmissable experience.
Irina G.
Costsaver team member
Tsavo West is one of Kenya’s larger national parks (9065 sq km), covering a huge variety of landscapes from swamps, natural springs and rocky peaks to extinct volcanic cones, rolling plains and sharp outcrops dusted with greenery. There are great landmarks worth visiting including recent lava flows and Mzima Springs with its underwater observation chamber for close-up views of hippos.
Maximilian W.
Costsaver team member
If you loved reading 'Out of Africa' by Karen Blixen, or watching the movie, you should definitely visit the Karen Blixen Museum. Karen lived in Kenya from 1917 to 1931 and ran a coffee farm from her bungalow in the Ngong Hills. The museum is housed in the same place where the Danish author wrote her famous novel, and you can even see some of the movie props in the museum.
If you love doughnuts, you’ll fall head over heels for mandazi, the ultimate Kenyan doughnut. These deep-fried delights are made from dough flavoured with cinnamon or cardamom, then shaped into triangles and fried. They’re super soft and best eaten with honey, jam, or even a spicy curry.
If you’re looking to cool down on a hot summer’s day in Kenya, it doesn’t get more refreshing than kachumbari. This gorgeous salad is made with chopped tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and avocado and flavoured with lime juice, cilantro and chilli peppers for an extra kick.
You can’t go to Kenya without trying ugali, the most important side dish of any meal. This thick cornmeal porridge is kind of like a dough and can be served with salads or used to dip into stews or mop up spicy sauces.
Whether you want to see the Great Migration on the Masai Mara or see the beautiful birds of the soda lakes, there’s always a good time to visit Kenya.
The best time for wildlife spotting is during the dry season from late June to October when the water dries up and animals congregate around the remaining water sources.
The wet season of November to May is a paradise for twitchers with masses of migratory birds, beautiful green landscapes, plus the chance to spot newborn animals.
The greatest parade on earth reaches the Masai Mara in Kenya in August and remains until October before the mass of wildebeest thunder back to the Serengeti in Tanzania.
Many communities in Kenya rely on the tourism industry and you can do your bit by tipping your guides, waiters, drivers, chefs and hotel staff at least 10% of the bill.
Kenya is a conservative country, so make sure you cover your legs and upper arms. Our tip? Buy a kanga, a local sarong which can be wrapped around for extra modesty or used as a towel or scarf.
A safari game drive in Kenya may be one of the most exciting experiences of your life, but it’s important to follow the rules, ever ask your guide to leave the trails, and never use flash photography around animals.
