Kenya & Tanzania Combined Safaris
Why Choose Kenya & Tanzania Together?
Choosing to explore both Kenya and Tanzania will offer the most comprehensive experience of East Africa. By visiting these two nations, you can witness the complete Great Migration and have an exceptional opportunity to observe the “Big Five” (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo). Additionally, you will have the chance to visit renowned locations such as the Serengeti, the Maasai Mara, and the Ngorongoro Crater.
This trip gives you the chance to see many different types of animals and learn about the local Maasai culture. Plus, it is easy to travel between these neighboring countries, making your journey smooth and exciting.
Safari Highlights
Big 5 Adventure
The noble lion, the elusive leopard, the clever elephant, the unpredictable Cape buffalo, and the ancient rhinoceros are some of the most sought-after species inhabiting the Kenyan savanna. Maasai Mara is Ideal to spot all the big 5
Great Migration
Over one million blue wildebeest, accompanied by 200,000 zebras and a variety of other antelope species, engage in an annual circular migration through the Masai Mara and Serengeti in pursuit of appropriate grazing grounds.
Mount Kenya Trek
Mount Kenya ranks as the second tallest mountain in Africa and is classified as an ancient extinct volcano. The mountain is home to 12 remaining glaciers, all of which are retreating swiftly, along with four secondary peaks
Bird Watching
Kenya's varied ecosystems, changing climate, and extensive regions of protected wilderness foster an extraordinary biodiversity, accommodating more than 1,100 species, including many endemic species and a diverse array of migratory birds that arrive each year.
Hot Air Balloon
Guests are transported from the camp to the launch site for hot air ballooning, located behind Little Governors' Camp. While savoring a hot beverage and a biscuit, you will have the opportunity to observe the balloons being inflated.
Beach Holidays
Kenya offers stunning white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and rich Swahili culture along the Indian Ocean. Top destinations include the popular Diani Beach & the family-friendly Watamu, and the historic, romantic Lamu Island
