Kenya Safari: What to Expect on Safari in Kenya?

What To Expect On Safari in Kenya?  If you have ever been there you really can’t wait to get started. Despite involving long, packed days, a safari to Kenya will offer you a great opportunity to explore Africa in the most amazing way. Despite being hectic, it’s all fun and you will still have free time to rest, relax or add optional activities. Many lodges and camps offer a range of additional programs, such as local village visits, specialist sanctuary visits, or even additional game-viewing experiences.

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What to expect on safari in Kenya?

Home of the Classical Safari, Kenya combines some of the richest Big Five areas on the planet with landscapes that are truly grand and iconic. The Kenyan safari experience is highly developed, with a wide range of tour operators, lodges, and transport companies welcoming thousands of visitors every year. For the budget-conscious, there are overland tours in modified trucks or minibus taxis, as well as large hotel-style lodges offering competitive rates and standard accommodation.

For those who can afford it, Kenya boasts a number of camps that rival the world’s top boutique hotels in terms of service, location, and dining, offering experiences tailored to the exacting standards and tastes of their high-end clientele. Grab a chance today, Kabira safaris has well-planned safari packages to fit your best interest.

What To Expect On Safari In Kenya

In our opinion, a safari to Kenya has generally considered a safe and friendly country to visit. There is no need to hastate when choosing Kenya as your African vacation destination. There has been increased security in-country following the recent terrorist activities thus guaranteeing safety on your safari to the country

The country has a lot to offer to its visitors from Kenya’s varied landscapes that offer a multitude of thrilling safari activities. Guests can walk through some of the most remote and isolated regions in the world guided by tribesmen for whom these natural wonders are an ancestral home. Helicopter flights that reach the pristine shores of the high-altitude lakes around Mount Kenya can take keen trout anglers to spots rarely ever touched by man. Traditional morning and evening game drives unveil a host of rich wildlife, rounded off with scenic sundowners and superb dining. Fly-camps made up of small tents set up in the bush or beds set up on high platforms in the open invite guests to enjoy a night directly beneath a galaxy of stars.

A safari in Kenya can take place on foot, on horseback, by bicycle, by boat, on a quad bike, or in a customized open safari vehicle. Keen nature photographers can set off with specialized guides who combine knowledge of wildlife and photography. Those looking for a more active thrill can run with Maasai warriors or hike up some of Africa’s highest mountain slopes. Birding enthusiasts can lose themselves in a plethora of resident and migrant species found in Kenya. What a fantastic safari experience

Masai Mara | The Safari of a LIFETIME!

The Great Migration in Kenya’s Masai Mara is an all year round event, where over 1.5 million wildebeest upon thousands of zebra and other grazers start their long legendary journey of over 1,800 miles, embarked on cyclic movement in a large round trek from the drier lands in Tanzania, heading towards the north to Kenya’s Masai Mara in search for lush grass to graze. The most preferable time to witness the Great Migration is within the dry season between July and October, where you can also witness the wildebeest crossing the blood-thirsty Mara River infested with crocodiles that lie in the waters in the long wait for their prey.

Great wildebeest migration crossing the Mara River between Masai Mara and Serengeti [Kenya-Tanzania]

Masai Mara – What a wonderful place you have to be in to get the most amazing views of wildlife. Loads of animals can be seen here in abundance. While in the country’s Masai Mara Reserve, you can see various species of animals that live there in freedom within their natural habitat. It is very exciting to receive a direct look from a lion, a zebra, or a wildebeest, without a barrier in between, a glass or a gate. Just a couple of kilometers from the entrance, herbivorous mammals such as zebras, wildebeest, and gazelles can be spotted in large numbers; a little further away you can see giraffes, elephants, buffalo, and elands; beyond the cats, cheetahs and lions. Migration and magical nature are at their best during this season. What an unforgettable experience?

The Mara Triangle is an amazing place, especially for the children. In the Mara triangle, children will have a great opportunity to see all the big five during the game drive. The game drive rangers also educated travelers on the difference of the animal species in the various parks as well as how to identify the female animals from the male ones.

While on your safari at the Mara Triangle it is also best advised to make sure you get a Maasai safari guide that respects the rules and doesn’t drive off the designated roads for your cherished photos. It is also best to be firm with them and tell them you expect them to honor the rules if at all they do something unpleasant.

Driving off the grid tears up the bush and is not respectful to the animals thus your trip is all yours here so you’re the controller of everything. In most cases, you will find your trip more peaceful and very relaxing. The Mara Triangle is definitely a must-visit during your safari in Kenya.

are you wondering what is suitable to wear on a safari to Masai Mara, Kabira Safaris is here to get you out of that dilemma. A safari to Masai Mara is like any other safari and the ideal clothes to pack for your safari are casual in nature, loose-fitting and lightweight, so as to keep you cool and dry. For colours, pick neutral Pastel shades over brighter colours for optimum suitability for the wilderness. Khaki and Forest Green colours are an all-time safari favourite and most recommended.

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