Kenya Luxury African Safaris; Kenya is arguably one of the best places for safari. Kenya, the birth place of the safari, is home to a melting-pot of colorful and engaging cultures.

It is a country filled to the brim with landscapes that will imprint themselves on your memory with their beauty and astounding contrasts.

This is the land of Big Five sightings and adventure-packed activities that will keep you coming back for more.

From the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, to flamingo ringed soda lakes and the Indian Ocean coast, rolling savannah, vibrant tribes, shimmering desert and big-game wildlife, it simply has no match.

Kenya Luxury African Safaris offer an incredible diversity of landscapes and some of the highest concentrations of wildlife in the world.

This is where elephant mingle with vast herds of zebra, wildebeest and buffalo, while leopard, cheetah and lion thrive.

Blessed with a huge array of activities – from ballooning and horse-riding to bush-walking, camel trekking and vintage biplane excursions – Kenya will always be a fabulous safari destination.

Kenya holds a special place in the hearts of Africa-lovers. In the Maasai Mara, part of the greater Serengeti ecosystem, huge herds of wildebeest graze on the sweeping plains on their annual migration.

Throughout the country there are high concentrations of "big five" game, in which Kenya has some of the highest numbers in Africa. 

After the thrill of our Kenya Luxury African Safaris, you can head for the Indian Ocean coastline to relax on miles of white sand beaches or explore the historic island of Lamu.

Our Kenya Luxury African Safaris offer a huge array of activities for the adventurous and high standard of accommodation and service levels

Kenya Luxury African Safaris offer a unique combination of wildlife, landscapes, beaches and culture. You will see some of the best game viewing opportunities in the world, including the Great Wildebeest Migration

Kenya Luxury African Safaris feature some of the best national parks and game reserves in Africa with diverse ecosystems, including the Masai Mara, Samburu and the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy   

Whether you choose to watch the vast herds of migrating wildebeest, sidle up to giraffe and zebra on horseback, or simply walk with local tribesmen across the endless plains – you will never forget the time you went on safari in Kenya.

We hope to have the pleasure of hosting you on one of our Kenya Luxury African Safaris someday soon. Sample of our itineraries below.

4 Days 3 Nights Serengeti National Park Tanzania Safari; travels to the mother of all National Parks in Africa – Serengeti National Park; Tanzania ultimate safari destination.

Serengeti National Park is undoubtedly the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world. If you want to see Africa's wildlife at its most extravagant, a safari in the Serengeti is hard to beat.

Home not only to the world's greatest concentration of wildlife but also its most spectacular natural wildebeest migration takes place in the Serengeti National Park.

The distance from Arusha is 325 kilometers and the drive takes around eight hours. The Serengeti stretches 14,763 square Kilometers (5,700 square miles) stretching North to Kenya and bordering Lake Victoria to the West.

The name Serengeti comes from the Masai language, meaning 'endless plains'. Serengeti National Park vast rolling grasslands support hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebra as well as buffalo, elephant, giraffe and many gazelle and antelope species.

Serengeti is a big cat and a photographer's paradise.

Serengeti's pleasant climate and abundance of resident wildlife ensures that it is an excellent year-round game viewing destination but it is of course the great wildebeest migration that attracts most attention.

Between November and August the herds are on the move in the Serengeti, providing visitors with some of the continent's most astonishing game sightings and predator-prey interactions.

Activities include guided game drives and hot-air balloon safaris which enable you to witness this phenomenon first hand.

Serengeti Visitor Center: The Serengeti Visitor Centre is worth a stop for its self-guided walking path that provides informative signs and exhibits about the history of the Serengeti, its ecosystem, and its wildlife.

The Serengeti's Great Migration: Throughout the year huge herds of wildebeest and zebra move in a clockwise direction around the vast plains, searching for fresh grazing grounds.

Witnessing the migration in the Serengeti is really as good as it gets in terms of your Tanzania Safari.

Serengeti daytime game drives:  The main attraction here is the wildlife. Serengeti National Park houses a huge population of large mammals, including giraffes, baboons, elephants, hippos, and, of course, lions.

You'll also come across more than 500 species of birds, most notably, ostriches.

When you tire of gazing at grazers, head to Moru Kopjes to mingle with rhinos or to the Retina Hippo Pool to watch these massive mammals splash about.

Serengeti Balloon Safaris: There are no words that can do the experience of floating over the Serengeti justice." Get a birds-eye view of the park as you rise alongside the sun.

The flight lasts about an hour, after which passengers gather round a table, surrounded by the park's lush plains, for an "Out of Africa" English-style breakfast.

4 Days 3 Nights Selous Game Reserve Safari Tanzania Tour travels to southern Tanzania Selous Game Reserve located far from the madding crowds.

Located 300 Kilometers from the capital city of Dar-es-Salaam, Selous Game Reserve is Africa's largest game reserve and one of our favorite wildlife viewing areas.  It really is a hidden gem!  

The rivers and lakes of the Selous are the lifeblood of a park that hosts some fabulous game, including elephant, wild dog, buffalo, hippo, crocodile and fantastic prides of lion.

The park is named after Englishman, Frederick Courtney Selous – conservationist, hunter, explorer and author, whose adventure books on Africa became best sellers in Victorian England.

Home to some of Africa's best walking, boat safaris and fly camping trips, the Selous has the greatest diversity of safari activities of all the Tanzanian safari parks. 

The boating safaris in particular really set this reserve apart from other Tanzanian parks.  The fact that the Selous is so much quieter (in visitor terms) than the majority of the rest of the country just adds to its attraction.

Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania is bigger than Switzerland and has the largest population of elephants in Africa. Lion are particularly strong here and there are large numbers of leopard. 

The wildlife in the Selous is particularly interesting as it attracts both east and southern African wildlife, both resident and migratory, and over 440 known species of birds. 

The park is home to over 50% of the remaining endangered African wild dog, and also hosts very good populations of buffalo, giraffe, eland, hyena, sable, hippo, crocodile, kudu, baboon, wildebeest, zebra, impala, hartebeest, colobus and vervet monkeys along with over 450 species of bird.

Our 4 Days 3 Nights Selous Game Reserve Safari Tanzania Tour includes activities such as standard daytime game drives, boat safaris and walking safaris.