Travel and stay in Kenya
When the savannah whispers and the ocean calls you
Kenya, a land of contrasts and natural wonders, invites you on a fascinating journey into the heart of wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. From the vast savannahs of the Masai Mara, where the Big Five reign supreme, to the idyllic beaches of the Indian Ocean, via the majestic Mount Kenya, our stays in Kenya are an exploration of a world of adventure. Browse our offers and discover a country as authentic as it is dazzling.
Kenya in 4 key points
Extraordinary wildlife and flora
Observe the famous “Big Five” (lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo) in their natural habitat. Kenya is the stage for the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebras, an unforgettable natural spectacle.
Incredibly diverse landscapes
From endless savannahs to the lakes of the Great Rift Valley, from lush mountains to white-sand beaches lined with palm trees.
A rich culture and authentic encounters
Discover the ancestral traditions of the Maasai, Kikuyu, and other ethnic groups. Share unique moments with local communities.
Adventure and relaxation activities
Jeep safaris, hiking, scuba diving, kitesurfing, or simply lounging on the beach. Kenya offers a multitude of experiences for every taste.
€5,107
price per person
Intense Kenya in Private
- Private safari with a French-speaking driver-guide
- Explore several major parks and reserves in Kenya
- Opportunity to see the Big Five
£3,200
price per person
The splendours of Kenya
- Tour guaranteed from 2 participants
- Small group limited to 6 participants per vehicle
- Tour in a van with a pop-up roof
Discover Kenya
What are the must-see places to visit in Kenya?
Kenya is full of spectacular sites. The Masai Mara is an unforgettable experience for its safaris. At Lake Nakuru, watch thousands of flamingos. Amboseli National Park offers breathtaking views of Kilimanjaro and its elephants. The coast, with cities such as Mombasa and the beaches of Diani, is perfect for relaxing. Mount Kenya attracts hikers. For rhinos, visit the Solio Conservancy.
What are the most beautiful cities and regions to visit?
- Masai Mara: The heart of Kenyan safari country, famous for the Great Migration.
- Nairobi: The vibrant capital, gateway to safaris, with a unique national park within the city.
- Mombasa and the coast: For its paradise beaches, Swahili history, and water sports.
- The Great Rift Valley: For its spectacular lakes, birds, and volcanic landscapes.
- Amboseli National Park: For iconic views of Kilimanjaro and large herds of elephants.
What is the climate like in Kenya?
The climate is tropical. Kenya has two rainy seasons (long rains from April to June, short rains from October to December) and two dry seasons (January to March, July to September). The dry season is generally the best time for safaris, offering better wildlife visibility.
What to eat? Kenyan cuisine
Kenyan cuisine is simple but flavorful, often based on fresh local produce. Try Ugali (a maize porridge), Sukuma Wiki (collard greens), Nyama Choma (grilled meat, often goat or beef), and Chapati (flatbread). Tropical fruits are plentiful and delicious.
When to go to Kenya?
Nairobi
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Practical tips for your trip to Kenya
Kenya is the only country in the world where a national park (Nairobi National Park) sits directly alongside a capital city, offering the chance to see wild animals with the city skyline in the background.
The currency is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). International bank cards are accepted in major hotels, safari lodges, and some restaurants in town. However, it is essential to carry cash (KES, or sometimes USD for certain park fees) for small shops, local markets, and tips. Mobile payments via M-Pesa are very common locally.
They are called Kenyans and Kenyan women.
The official languages are Swahili and English. Many local dialects are also spoken. English is widely understood in tourist areas.
Type G sockets (British, with three rectangular pins) are used. A universal adapter is strongly recommended.
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