Kenya

A country that offers something for all, whether your first safari or fifteenth. Be it following the great migration, searching for super tuskers or helicopter adventures over flamingo covered lakes, Kenya is home to some of the best wildlife experiences on the planet.

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Experience

Will’s safari routes are deep in Kenya. It was here he landed his first ‘bush’ job as an 18 year old intern for Governors’ Camp Collection, working in the oldest tented safari camp in the country with jobs ranging from cleaning shower heads to counting the spare parts for 47 Land Rovers.

Between all that he was able to grab his first camera and get out on safari and in so doing Kenya grabbed him by the hearts strings and has never let go. Adamant that you can go on safari in Kenya every year and experience something different each time, Will has put together countless itineraries in this stunning country.

Whether it’s organising someone’s first safari to the Maasai Mara, where big cats are behind every corner, sending the more adventurous up to Lake Turkana by helicopter, photographer’s to Amboseli or a family safari to Will’s favourite conservancy in Africa, Borana, Kenya offers something for all. Knowing where and when to go is perhaps more important in Kenya than anywhere else as tourist numbers are rising fast in this part of the world. From his time living there Will is perfectly placed to advise you on this though and ensure you have a phenomenal safari.

Top Destinations

Will's Favourite

Amboseli

Whether it’s the super tusker elephants, the iconic Mt. Kilimanjaro backdrop or huge herds of elephants walking across the lake bed, there is something about Amboseli that draws Will back every year.

Will's Favourite

Maasai Mara

The Maasai Mara needs no introduction. Big skies, big cats and the biggest migration on Earth. Whether you are here for the drama, the landscapes or the sheer volume of wildlife, the Mara delivers every time.

Will's Favourite

Borana Conservancy

Borana is where conservation and luxury meet the wild. Perched on the Laikipia Plateau with views of Mount Kenya, it’s a haven for rhinos, elephants and adventurers. Intimate, intentional and full of purpose, this is Will’s favourite place in Kenya.

Will's Favourite

Ol Pejeta Conservancy

This is where conservation gets personal. Home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth, it is a place that blends big five game viewing with big-picture purpose. Wildlife is abundant, but the impact of your visit runs even deeper.

Will's Favourite

Lewa Conservancy

Lewa is where safari meets legacy. Known for its rhinos, sweeping views of Mt. Kenya and meaningful conservation work, this is a place that blends wildlife, community and luxury with ease.

Will's Favourite

Solio Game Reserve

Solio is a sanctuary in every sense. Tucked between Mount Kenya and the Aberdares, it is one of the best places in Africa to photograph both black and white rhinos.

Will's Favourite

Chyulu Hills

The Chyulu Hills are where sky meets story. With views of Kilimanjaro, lava fields underfoot and a horizon that never seems to end, this is a land of quiet drama. Come here to breathe, slow down and feel the space around you.

Will's Favourite Places To Stay

Will's Favourite

Borana Lodge

Set high on a hillside with sweeping views of Mount Kenya, Borana Lodge is one of Will’s all time favourites. Get away from the crowds and immersed in the experience, nowhere does safaris like Borana.

Will's Favourite

Serian 'The Original'

Serian ‘The Original’ offers a serene retreat in the private Mara North Conservancy. With exclusive access to unspoiled wilderness, this intimate camp provides authentic safari experiences amidst abundant wildlife and breathtaking landscapes.

Will's Favourite

Laragai House

Perched on a ridge with views that stretch from Mount Kenya to the northern deserts, Laragai House is a private escape with the freedom to do safari your own way. Spacious, stylish and exclusive, it is a home in the bush like no other.

Will's Favourite

Sarara Camp

Sarara Camp offers an intimate, exclusive safari experience in the Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy, nestled within Kenya’s Mathews Range. This community-owned camp provides guests with luxurious accommodations and immersive cultural interactions amidst a pristine wilderness.

Best Time to Visit

Being an equatorial country temperatures in Kenya remain fairly consistent year round and you can expect sunshine on most days of the year. That said it is the rain that will have the greatest effect on your safari and should be a major consideration when planning a trip to Kenya, as are experiences like The Great Migration which, while phenomenal, will have a serious effect on tourist numbers.

January and February bring warm, dry weather between the two rainy seasons. A great time to take advantage of quieter camps as the Christmas rush dies down and kids go back to school. March heralds the start of the long rains (through to May) as parts of Kenya receive most of their annual rainfall and the safari world moves in to Green Season. Expect safari roads to be tougher going and sightings a little harder to come by as readily available water makes wildlife disperse. For the adventurous this is a great time to grab a deal and avoid the crowds, but pack a rain coat!

Jan

Excellent

Feb

Excellent

Mar

Good

Apr

Mixed

May

Mixed

Jun

Mixed

Jul

Mixed

Aug

Mixed

Sep

Excellent

Oct

Excellent

Nov

Good

Dec

Excellent

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