Explore Kenya
Seven landscapes, one country.
From grasslands and Rift Valley lakes to the dry north, the cool highlands and the Indian Ocean.
Amboseli
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Narok County, south-west Kenya
Maasai Mara
Rolling grassland, big cats and the great herds of the Mara–Serengeti ecosystem.
- Big cats on open plains
- Wildebeest and zebra herds
- Mara River
Masai Mara National Reserve
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Kajiado County, southern Kenya
Amboseli
Elephant families crossing open plains below Kilimanjaro.
- Elephant families
- Views of Kilimanjaro
- Green swamps in a dry landscape
Amboseli
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Taita-Taveta and Kitui counties, south-east Kenya
Tsavo
Vast, wild country of red earth, volcanic hills and red-dusted elephants.
- Red elephants
- Open wilderness
- Mzima Springs (Tsavo West)
Tsavo National Park
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Nakuru County, Rift Valley
Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha
Rift Valley lakes close to home: rhino, flamingos, hippos and birdlife.
- Black and white rhino
- Flamingos and pelicans
- Boat trips on Lake Naivasha
Lake Nakuru National Park
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Samburu County, northern Kenya
Samburu
Dry northern country and wildlife found nowhere further south.
- Reticulated giraffe
- Grevy’s zebra
- Ewaso Ng’iro river
Samburu National Reserve
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Central Kenya highlands
The Aberdares
Cool mountain forest, waterfalls and night-time game viewing at waterholes.
- Montane forest
- Waterfalls
- Waterhole viewing after dark
The Aberdares
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Indian Ocean coast
Mombasa & the Coast
White sand, warm water and the old town of Mombasa after your safari.
- Beaches and coral reefs
- Mombasa old town
- Fort Jesus
Liwatoni, Mombasa
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