Nestled in Kenya’s scenic northeastern highlands, Meru captivates with lush landscapes, fertile plains, and abundant wildlife. From majestic elephants and lions to rare Grevy’s zebras, the region’s natural richness unfolds at every turn.
Rivers, rolling hills, and vibrant farmlands frame your journey, while cultural encounters with local communities offer authentic insight into traditional life. Esci Travel curates every detail seamlessly, ensuring your Meru escape blends wildlife adventure, serene landscapes, and immersive culture without stress or compromise.
Meru’s accommodations range from elegant lodges overlooking the savannah to intimate boutique hotels nestled in the verdant countryside, each blending comfort, style, & seamless access to wildlife & cultural experiences.
Wake to the sun glinting off rivers, step onto private decks as elephants graze nearby, or explore scenic trails just beyond your doorstep.
Esci Travel carefully curates every stay, ensuring your choice of lodge or camp aligns perfectly with your adventure, offering effortless comfort, immersive nature, and authentic local connections. Every night becomes part of your journey, as memorable as the wildlife and landscapes you explore by day.
Meru National Park is a living canvas of Africa’s wild heart, where elephant trumpets echo across golden savannahs and elusive leopards weave gracefully through the brush. Set out on game drives that reveal the rhythm of the land, and witness wildlife spectacles that transform ordinary moments into extraordinary memories.
Meru, with a population of around 300,000–350,000 and covering roughly 7,000 km², uses the Kenyan Shilling (KES) and is best visited from June to October or January to March for dry, sunny weather ideal for safaris, hiking, and outdoor adventures. English and Swahili are widely spoken, alongside local Meru dialects.
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.
Meru’s dry season (June–October and January–March) brings sunny, clear weather ideal for safaris and outdoor adventures, while the green season (April–May and November–December) offers lush landscapes with occasional rains. Transition periods between these seasons feature a mix of sunshine and light showers, creating generally pleasant conditions for wildlife viewing, hiking, and cultural exploration.
Waterfalls cascade, hills roll, and each trail uncovers a new facet of this untamed paradise. Through Esci Travel’s expert guidance, every safari, discovery, and hidden path is effortlessly unlocked, letting you experience Meru’s wonders with comfort, insight, and unparalleled immersion.
Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
Meru, where Kenya’s highlands unfold in lush valleys and rolling plains, blends breathtaking landscapes with vibrant local culture. Wander through bustling village markets, meet artisans preserving traditional crafts, and feel the rhythm of daily life alongside rivers and hills. Every path tells a story of heritage, community, and connection to the land. Through Esci Travel’s expert curation, your Meru journey unfolds effortlessly, linking you to authentic wildlife encounters, cultural insights, and hidden gems few travelers discover.
Meru invites you into a world where wildlife, nature, and culture converge in unforgettable harmony. Track elephants, lions, and Grevy’s zebras on guided safaris, wander the scenic Tana River banks, or hike rolling hills alive with birdlife. Engage with local Meru communities, learning traditional crafts and farming practices, or enjoy eco-tours and boat rides that immerse you in the landscape.
10 days 9 nights in Chyulu Hills, Lake Elementaita, Lewa Conservancy and and Masai Mara National Reserve
Every adventure is thoughtfully orchestrated by Esci Travel, ensuring your safari is effortless, immersive, and tailored to your desires. Whether chasing the Big Five, capturing breathtaking vistas, or simply soaking in serene surroundings, Meru delivers the ultimate African escape.
10 days 9 nights in Chyulu Hills, Lake Elementaita, Lewa Conservancy and and Masai Mara National Reserve
The ideal time is during the dry seasons—July to October and January to March—when the weather is sunny and perfect for beach activities.
Popular choices include Nyali Beach, Bamburi Beach, and Shanzu Beach, known for their soft sands, warm waters, and vibrant resort atmosphere.
Visitors can enjoy snorkeling, diving, dhow cruises, wildlife sanctuaries, cultural tours, and exploring historic sites like Fort Jesus and Old Town.
Absolutely—Mombasa Marine National Park and Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park offer clear waters, coral reefs, dolphins, turtles, and excellent snorkeling.
Yes—favorites include Wasini Island, Diani Beach, Shimba Hills National Reserve, and Haller Park.
Elsa’s Kopje is widely renowned as one of the most elegant lodges in Africa.
