Kenya, the birthplace of the original East African safari, invites you with its iconic wildlife, rich cultures, and the awe-inspiring spectacle of one of nature's greatest wonders—the Great Migration.
Kenya, a premier safari destination in East Africa, is home to the renowned Masai Mara National Park, famous for its rich wildlife and the spectacular annual Great Migration. Experience the adventure of a lifetime on an unparalleled Kenyan safari, where the majestic wildlife of Africa and the welcoming people of the continent converge to create an unforgettable journey, fulfilling your wildest safari dreams.
A Kenyan safari offers stunning natural beauty in one of the world's most pristine regions, bringing you face-to-face with Africa's most iconic wildlife.
Kenya is Africa’s safari crown jewel. Vast savannahs, acacia plains, misty forests, and shimmering lakes are home to some of the planet’s densest and most spectacular wildlife. Every corner promises a wild adventure you’ll never forget.
Masai Mara, Amboseli, Laikipia
The golden plains of the Masai Mara are alive with Africa’s apex predators. Lions roam in powerful prides, cubs learn to hunt, and dominant males rule the savannah. Early mornings and late afternoons bring the best action and unforgettable photo moments.
In Amboseli National Park, giant elephant herds stride beneath Mount Kilimanjaro, while community conservancies let them roam freely.
Elusive leopards prowl the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, stashing kills in trees and showing off their stealth in off-road and evening drives.
Spot rare black rhinos and white rhinos in Laikipia and Lewa Conservancy, and witness mighty African buffalo herds sweep across the savannah. Raw, wild, unforgettable.
Masai Mara
The Mara River crossings are the heart-stopping highlight of the Wildebeest Migration. Thousands of wildebeest and zebra thunder across the Mara River, risking the snapping jaws of waiting crocodiles in a breathtaking display of survival.
Happening from July to October, this is raw instinct, courage, and chaos in motion. Stay at Rekero Camp for front-row views, and be ready for the thrilling unpredictability as herds surge across the river in a moment you’ll never forget.
Naboisho, Ol Pejeta
Cheetahs are safari’s ultimate thrill. The world’s fastest land animals launch into legendary sprints across the open plains, reaching speeds up to 70 mph as they chase prey.
Best viewed in the early morning or late afternoon, these daylight hunters are perfect for photography and observing natural behaviour. Head to Naboisho Conservancy or Ol Pejeta Conservancy, and stay at Naboisho Camp for prime access to their hunting grounds. Elegance, speed, and raw power—safari doesn’t get more exhilarating than this.
Lake Bogoria, Lake Nakuru
Kenya’s Rift Valley lakes host one of nature’s most spectacular shows: millions of flamingos painting alkaline waters pink. When they take flight together, the sky comes alive in a breathtaking display.
Visit Lake Bogoria and Lake Nakuru year-round, with peak numbers in the dry season. Combine your visit with nearby conservancies for diverse wildlife experiences and capture unforgettable photos of this otherworldly landscape.
Amboseli, Mara
Few safari sights rival the serene elegance of giraffes gliding across Kenya’s savannahs at sunrise. Their long necks and gentle grace embody the peaceful majesty of Africa’s wilderness.
Best experienced during the early morning golden hour, giraffes roam freely across Kenya’s savannahs, especially in Amboseli National Park and the Masai Mara. Stay at Asilia Camps for prime encounters, and witness these vulnerable giants communicate with subtle body language and low-frequency calls in moments of pure safari magic.
Diani, Kenya
Diani Beach stretches 20 km of pristine white sand, bordered by lush forest and the sparkling Indian Ocean. Consistently ranked among Africa’s top beaches, it’s a paradise for sun, surf, and relaxation.
Just 30 km south of Mombasa, Diani is dotted with smaller beaches like Tiwi and Galu, and nearby islands such as Chale and Funzi. Luxury resorts, boutique hotels, and budget stays cater to every traveler. Reach it via Mombasa International Airport or Ukunda Airstrip
The Great Rift Valley in Kenya originated 35 million years ago, giving rise to a variety of remarkably diverse habitats and establishing itself as one of the most exceptional safari destinations globally. Embark on a luxurious safari to explore this renowned African marvel, ranging from the captivating plains, streams, and mountain ridges of the Masai Mara to the vibrant flamingo sanctuary of Lake Nakuru and the expansive Laikipia Plateau.
Kenya stands as one of Africa's premier safari destinations, boasting more than fifty national parks and reserves, among them the renowned Masai Mara. This region is not only home to the breathtaking annual wildebeest migration but also hosts Africa's second-highest peak, Mount Kenya. The landscape is characterized by unparalleled natural beauty, offering visitors the chance to partake in once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Classic savannah landscape, with grassy plains.
A verdant and thriving forest situated along the Mara River's banks.
Lake Nakuru, encompassed by grassy woodlands.
Seen in huge numbers in Kenya’s Masai Mara.
The largest of the zebras and a welcome sighting.
Classic savannah landscape, with grassy plains.
Kenya's varied geography results in significant differences in temperature, rainfall, and humidity. The Masai Mara experiences pleasant daytime temperatures and cool evenings, with two distinct rainy periods: the 'long rains' from March to June and the 'short rains' in November and December. The Rift Valley, characterized by its temperate climate, also enjoys mild weather.
From the enchanting Maasai Mara to the rich biodiversity of the Kenyan coastline, discover all of Kenya’s unparalleled experiences.
We are thrilled to embark on a journey with you, exploring sights and sounds that are truly one-of-a-kind. The distinctive landscapes, wildlife, and cultures are ready to be discovered, and at Esci Travel & Holidays, we are eager to showcase them to you. Our meticulously crafted journeys are designed to ignite your inspiration, and we can tailor them to meet your specific preferences. It's time to unleash your safari dreams and let them roam freely.
Overview Disclaimer Experience four days of awe in the coastal parks, witnessing the stunning and rugged landscapes of East and West Tsavo. Continue the journey to the enchanting Amboseli, where the majestic Kilimanjaro watches over, adding a touch of magic to this unforgettable adventure. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults Experience four days of awe in the coastal parks, witnessing the stunning and rugged landscapes of East and West Tsavo. Continue the journey to the enchanting Amboseli, where the majestic Kilimanjaro watches over, adding a touch of magic to this unforgettable adventure. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults
4 days 3 nights
6 people
Embark on a 6-day safari adventure through Kenya’s most legendary wildlife destinations, where every stop offers a unique glimpse into the country’s breathtaking landscapes and extraordinary wildlife. Amboseli National Park – Marvel at the park’s iconic elephant herds as they roam against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboseli is renowned for its striking scenery and rare photographic opportunities, offering both tranquility and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Lake Naivasha – Relax along the serene shores of this freshwater lake, home to hippos, waterbirds, and lush papyrus-fringed islands. A boat ride here provides intimate glimpses of wildlife in a more peaceful setting, creating a refreshing contrast to the thrill of open savannahs. Masai Mara National Reserve – Conclude your journey in the world-famous Masai Mara, where the legendary Big Five roam freely across vast golden plains. This iconic reserve combines exhilarating game drives with encounters of dramatic predator-prey action and the chance to meet the vibrant Maasai people, offering an authentic and immersive safari experience. This carefully curated route blends Kenya’s most diverse landscapes, rich wildlife, and classic safari adventures—perfect for travelers eager to experience the essence of a true Kenyan safari. Highlights Migration of over 1 million wildebeest and over 400 000 zebras (Peak season) Close encounters with Amboseli’s iconic giant tusker elephants Boat-hippos encounter activities Big Five game drives in the Masai Mara Authentic Masaai cultural interactions Sunset Sundowners Immersion Your Itinerary Day 1 – Arrival in Jommo Kenyatta International Airport & The Land of Giants. Meet & Assist: Jommo Kenyatta International Airport. Jommo Kenyatta International Airport. Upon arrival atJommo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met in the main terminal by a Esci Travel representative carrying a name board. If arriving on an international flight, they will assist you through customs and immigration, and guide you to collect your luggage. You will then be escorted to the arrivals hall to meet your transfer driver for your onward journey. Jommo Kenyatta International Airport to Amboseli National Park. Amboseli National Park You’ll be met by a Esci Travel & Holidays representative and transferred from Jommo Kenyatta International Airport to Amboseli National Park. You begin with a scenic drive south toward Amboseli National Park, a landscape defined by open plains, scattered acacia woodlands, and distant shimmering swamps. As you approach, the presence of Mount Kilimanjaro gradually reveals itself—its snow-capped peak often floating above the clouds, shaping both the scenery and the ecosystem below. Upon arrival at Amboseli Sopa Lodge, you settle into a relaxed lunch while observing wildlife that often roams freely near the lodge. This immediate proximity to nature sets the tone for the experience—where the boundary between lodge and wilderness feels almost invisible. In the afternoon, your first game drive introduces you to Amboseli’s defining feature: its elephants. Known for having some of Africa’s largest tuskers, the park offers rare, close-up encounters due to its open terrain. You’ll also begin to notice how life here revolves around water, particularly the swamp systems fed by underground streams from Kilimanjaro. As the day closes, a sundowner experience allows you to pause and absorb the vastness of the landscape—golden light stretching across the plains, wildlife silhouettes in the distance, and the quiet realization that you are fully immersed in the wild. Amboseli Sopa Lodge. 2 nights • Amboseli Sopa Lodge. Set within the heart of Amboseli National Park, Amboseli Sopa Lodge offers a uniquely captivating safari retreat where comfort meets the raw beauty of the African wilderness. Surrounded by lush gardens and natural vegetation, the lodge is thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly into its environment—creating a peaceful sanctuary amid one of Kenya’s most iconic landscapes. What truly sets Amboseli Sopa Lodge apart is its immersive setting. From your private veranda, you may witness wildlife wandering freely across the plains, often with the breathtaking silhouette of Mount Kilimanjaro rising in the distance. Few experiences compare to waking up to this view, where the rhythm of nature becomes part of your stay. The lodge combines spacious, elegantly designed rooms with warm Kenyan hospitality, offering a perfect balance between relaxation and adventure. After a day of game drives, unwind by the pool, enjoy panoramic views, and indulge in expertly prepared cuisine inspired by both local and international flavors. At Amboseli Sopa Lodge, every moment is designed to connect you to the landscape—making it not just a place to stay, but an essential part of your safari experience. Selected Experiences A day at Amboseli Sopa Lodge. Learn more Day 2 – Amboseli: Understanding Ecosystems & Maasai Culture Full Day Game drive Immersion. Amboseli National Park. After breakfast, you head out for a full-day game drive with packed picnic lunch, allowing uninterrupted exploration of Amboseli National Park. This extended time reveals the park’s ecological contrasts. The dry lake bed and dusty plains highlight the harshness of the environment, while the swamps—such as Ol Tukai and Enkongo Narok—burst with life. Here, elephants bathe and graze, birds gather in large numbers, and predators linger nearby, understanding that water attracts prey. The day is not just about sightings, but understanding patterns—how animals move, feed, and interact within this fragile ecosystem. Lunch in the bush enhances this immersion, placing you directly within the environment you are observing. Cultural Activity: Masaai Village Visit. Elerai Village. In the afternoon, you visit a traditional Maasai village. This cultural encounter adds a human dimension to the safari. The Maasai’s deep-rooted connection to land and livestock, their resilience, and their coexistence with wildlife provide insight into a lifestyle that has remained largely unchanged for generations. Returning to the lodge, the day concludes with dinner and reflection, now enriched by both wildlife knowledge and cultural understanding. Selected Experiences A Day at Masaai Village and Full Day Game drive. Learn more Day 3 – Lake Naivasha: Transition to Tranquility & Freshwater Ecosystems Travel to Lake’s Diversity. L. Naivasha After breakfast, you journey toward Lake Naivasha, descending into the Great Rift Valley—a geological wonder that shapes much of East Africa’s landscape. Naivasha introduces a completely different environment. Unlike the
6 days 5 nights
1 person
For 7 days, discover the heart of Kenya on this unforgettable safari through its most iconic landscapes and wildlife destinations. The journey begins in Amboseli National Park, where vast plains are home to giant-tusked elephants and sweeping views of Mount Kilimanjaro create a dramatic backdrop for unforgettable game drives. Expect close wildlife encounters and classic safari scenes beneath Africa’s highest peak. Travel onward into the Great Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru, renowned for its flamingo-dotted shores and as a vital sanctuary for black and white rhinos. Game drives here reveal rich birdlife, grazing wildlife, and scenic lakeside vistas. A peaceful contrast awaits at Lake Naivasha, a freshwater oasis where hippos lounge along the shoreline, fish eagles soar overhead, and the safari pace slows amid tranquil landscapes. The adventure culminates in the legendary Masai Mara, where endless savannahs host the Big Five and, in season, the dramatic Great Migration of wildebeest and zebras. With expertly guided game drives, authentic cultural encounters, and carefully selected accommodations, this safari offers a perfect balance of adventure, scenery, and iconic wildlife—delivering a true Kenyan classic filled with once-in-a-lifetime moments Highlights Migration of over 1 million wildebeest and over 400 000 zebras (Peak season) Close encounters with Amboseli’s iconic giant tusker elephants Boat-hippos encounter activities Big Five game drives in the Masai Mara Authentic Masaai cultural interactions Flamingos and rhino sightings at Lake Nakuru Your Itinerary Day 1 – Arrival in Jommo Kenyatta International Airport & The Land of Giants. Meet & Assist: Jommo Kenyatta International Airport. Jommo Kenyatta International Airport. Upon arrival atJommo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met in the main terminal by a Esci Travel representative carrying a name board. If arriving on an international flight, they will assist you through customs and immigration, and guide you to collect your luggage. You will then be escorted to the arrivals hall to meet your transfer driver for your onward journey. Arrival in Amboseli: Where Giants Roam Beneath Kilimanjaro Amboseli National Park You’ll be met by a Esci Travel & Holidays representative and transferred from Jommo Kenyatta International Airport to Amboseli National Park. You begin with a scenic drive south toward Amboseli National Park, a landscape defined by open plains, scattered acacia woodlands, and distant shimmering swamps. As you approach, the presence of Mount Kilimanjaro gradually reveals itself—its snow-capped peak often floating above the clouds, shaping both the scenery and the ecosystem below. Upon arrival at Praro Amboseli Camp, you settle into a relaxed lunch while observing wildlife that often roams freely near the lodge. This immediate proximity to nature sets the tone for the experience—where the boundary between lodge and wilderness feels almost invisible. In the afternoon, your first game drive introduces you to Amboseli’s defining feature: its elephants. Known for having some of Africa’s largest tuskers, the park offers rare, close-up encounters due to its open terrain. You’ll also begin to notice how life here revolves around water, particularly the swamp systems fed by underground streams from Kilimanjaro. As the day closes, a sundowner experience allows you to pause and absorb the vastness of the landscape—golden light stretching across the plains, wildlife silhouettes in the distance, and the quiet realization that you are fully immersed in the wild. Praro Amboseli Camp. 2 nights • Praro Amboseli Camp. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Amboseli National Park, Praro Amboseli Camp offers a refined yet intimate safari experience designed for travelers seeking authenticity without compromising comfort. What makes Praro Amboseli Camp truly captivating is its prime location within elephant country, placing you at the heart of one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife habitats. From the moment you arrive, the connection to nature is immediate—elephants roaming in the distance, the silhouette of Mount Kilimanjaro rising beyond the plains, and the quiet rhythm of the wilderness surrounding you. The camp is thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly with its environment, offering a boutique-style atmosphere where privacy, tranquility, and personalized service take center stage. Each tented suite provides a comfortable retreat with a true safari feel, allowing you to unwind while still feeling connected to the outdoors. Evenings at Praro are especially magical, dining under the stars, sharing stories around the fire, and listening to the distant sounds of wildlife. It is not just a place to stay, but a space to experience Amboseli in a more personal, immersive, and unforgettable way. Selected Experiences A day at Praro Amboseli Camp. Learn more Day 2 – Amboseli in Depth: Understanding Wildlife & Culture Full Day Game drive Immersion. Amboseli National Park. You wake early, when the air is cool and the light is soft—the perfect moment to witness Kilimanjaro at its clearest. After breakfast, you set out for a full-day game drive with packed picnic lunch, allowing you to experience the park without interruption. Morning hours reveal the park’s true rhythm. Predators return from nighttime hunts, while herbivores spread across the plains to feed. The swamps become the focal point of activity—elephants bathing, buffalo grazing, and birds filling the air with movement. This is where the safari becomes more than just viewing, it becomes understanding. You begin to see patterns: how animals depend on water, how they move with the seasons, and how survival shapes behavior. A picnic lunch in the bush places you directly within this ecosystem, with no barriers between you and the environment. Cultural Activity: Masaai Village Visit. Elerai Village. In the afternoon, you visit a traditional Maasai village. This cultural encounter adds a human dimension to the safari. The Maasai’s deep-rooted connection to land and livestock, their resilience, and their coexistence with wildlife provide insight into a lifestyle that has remained largely unchanged for generations. Returning to the lodge, the day concludes with dinner and reflection, now enriched by both wildlife knowledge and cultural understanding. Selected Experiences A Day at Masaai Village and Full Day Game drive. Learn more Day 3 – Lake Naivasha: Transition to Tranquility & Freshwater Ecosystems Lake Naivasha: A Gentle Shift to Serenity L. Naivasha After breakfast, you journey toward
7 days 6 nights
6 people
Overview Disclaimer Experience an 6-days journey across the heart of East Africa, where iconic landscapes and extraordinary wildlife come together for an unforgettable safari. Begin in the Maasai Mara, where vast savannahs are alive with lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and the Big Five. Witness cheetahs sunbathing under acacia trees, marvel at colorful birdlife, and feel the thrill of encountering predators in their natural habitat. Venture south into the Serengeti, home to endless plains and some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife displays. Here, massive herds of wildebeest and zebras stage the Great Migration (seasonal), while lions, leopards, and cheetahs roam the grasslands. Game drives across riverbanks, kopjes, and open plains reveal the raw beauty and drama of the African wilderness. Conclude your safari at the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife. Spot hippos in soda lakes, massive elephants, zebras, and the rare black rhinoceros, all framed by towering crater walls and volcanic highlands. Along the way, explore Maasai villages and stop at historic sites like Olduvai Gorge, where the earliest human remains were discovered. From golden savannahs to lush highlands, this carefully curated adventure blends immersive game drives, breathtaking scenery, and cultural encounters, leaving you with memories of East Africa’s wildlife, landscapes, and traditions that will last a lifetime. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults Experience an 6-days journey across the heart of East Africa, where iconic landscapes and extraordinary wildlife come together for an unforgettable safari. Begin in the Maasai Mara, where vast savannahs are alive with lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, and the Big Five. Witness cheetahs sunbathing under acacia trees, marvel at colorful birdlife, and feel the thrill of encountering predators in their natural habitat. Venture south into the Serengeti, home to endless plains and some of Africa’s most spectacular wildlife displays. Here, massive herds of wildebeest and zebras stage the Great Migration (seasonal), while lions, leopards, and cheetahs roam the grasslands. Game drives across riverbanks, kopjes, and open plains reveal the raw beauty and drama of the African wilderness. Conclude your safari at the Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a natural amphitheater teeming with wildlife. Spot hippos in soda lakes, massive elephants, zebras, and the rare black rhinoceros, all framed by towering crater walls and volcanic highlands. Along the way, explore Maasai villages and stop at historic sites like Olduvai Gorge, where the earliest human remains were discovered. From golden savannahs to lush highlands, this carefully curated adventure blends immersive game drives, breathtaking scenery, and cultural encounters, leaving you with memories of East Africa’s wildlife, landscapes, and traditions that will last a lifetime. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults
6 days 5 nights
6 people
Overview Disclaimer Embark on an 10 Days, extraordinary safari across Kenya and Tanzania, exploring some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Begin at Lake Nakuru, where vast flocks of flamingoes create a stunning pink shoreline, and rhinos roam safely in this protected sanctuary. Venture to the Maasai Mara, where endless golden plains are home to the Big Five, cheetahs, and leopards, and, during migration season, witness the breathtaking spectacle of wildebeest and zebra herds sweeping across the savannah. Cross into Tanzania’s Serengeti, with its sweeping plains and abundant predators, then descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a dramatic natural amphitheater teeming with elephants, lions, hippos, and rare black rhinos. Explore the scenic Lake Manyara, famous for its tree-climbing lions and abundant birdlife, before concluding in Amboseli National Park, where giant elephant herds roam beneath the towering peak of Mount Kilimanjaro. This carefully curated safari blends breathtaking landscapes, close wildlife encounters, and cultural experiences, offering a seamless and unforgettable journey through the very best of East Africa. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults Embark on an 10 Days, extraordinary safari across Kenya and Tanzania, exploring some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Begin at Lake Nakuru, where vast flocks of flamingoes create a stunning pink shoreline, and rhinos roam safely in this protected sanctuary. Venture to the Maasai Mara, where endless golden plains are home to the Big Five, cheetahs, and leopards, and, during migration season, witness the breathtaking spectacle of wildebeest and zebra herds sweeping across the savannah. Cross into Tanzania’s Serengeti, with its sweeping plains and abundant predators, then descend into the Ngorongoro Crater, a dramatic natural amphitheater teeming with elephants, lions, hippos, and rare black rhinos. Explore the scenic Lake Manyara, famous for its tree-climbing lions and abundant birdlife, before concluding in Amboseli National Park, where giant elephant herds roam beneath the towering peak of Mount Kilimanjaro. This carefully curated safari blends breathtaking landscapes, close wildlife encounters, and cultural experiences, offering a seamless and unforgettable journey through the very best of East Africa. Prices are subject to change based on accommodation availability and applicable government regulations. Children aged between 0-2 years are FOC Children aged 3-12 years pay 50% of the adult sharing rate when sharing with adult. Children aged 3-12 years pay 75% of the adult rate when staying in their own separate room. Children above 12 years are recognized as adults
10 days 9 nights
6 people
Embark on a distinctive and private guided tour of Kenya, delving into lesser-known corners and encountering unique wildlife. Overnight stays are arranged in deluxe accommodations, ensuring a premium and exclusive travel experience.
Kenya offers a diverse array of parks and reserves, each with unique attractions, whether it's distinct topography or rare wildlife species. We recommend combining visits to two, three, or more parks to experience a wide variety of landscapes and animals. Some private reserves and conservancies offer night game drives and walking safaris, and they often have the added benefit of minimal tourist traffic, allowing for a more exclusive and intimate wildlife experience.
In most parks and conservancies, you can typically expect to see common grazing animals such as buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, eland, giraffe, gazelles, impala, and waterbuck. Lions, leopards, and cheetahs are present in most parks but are most easily spotted in the Maasai Mara and Mara Conservancies. Elephants are best seen in Selenkay and Amboseli, while rhinos are often sighted in Nairobi National Park, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, and Lake Nakuru Park.
A few safari camps offer Wi-Fi or internet access for guests, and more camps are introducing this feature, although download speeds can be slow. Some camps may have cell phone signals that allow internet access, depending on your phone plan and provider, though this can be costly. Most major hotels in Nairobi and along the coast provide internet access.
Tipping at safari camps is at your discretion, but a common guideline is to give a gratuity on the last day of your stay. Typically, guests tip about $5 to $10 per guest per full day to the Driver-Guide. Additionally, it's customary to leave around $5 to $10 per guest per night in the staff tip box for the rest of the camp staff. Since obtaining change or exchanging foreign currency can be challenging at smaller camps, it’s advisable to have Kenyan Shillings for tips before starting your safari.