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Luxury Safari In Kenya.

Kenya is possibly the best known African luxury safari destination, which has benefited from generations of media exposure through books (Hemingway, Ruark, Karen Blixen and countless others), films (Hatari, Out of Africa) and many more. And of course the abundant films and documentaries shown on television, like Discovery Channel.

The long history of tourism has indeed bred a culture that is well-used to foreign tourists, and the luxury safari camps, lodges and mobile operations are great value.

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Luxury Safari Kenya

Masai Mara

Luxury Safari Kenya

Amboseli National Park

Luxury Safari Kenya

Tsavo National Park

Luxury Safari Kenya

Nairobi

Luxury Safari Kenya

Mathews Range

Luxury Safari Kenya

Lewa Conservancy

Curated Journeys

Luxury Kenya Safaris Designed Especially For You.

Africa Inscribed is run by individuals who between them boast 60 years of hands on experience in the luxury tourism industry. We’ve slept in the beds, tasted the food, met the people and seen the wildlife. Then went back and did it all again, just to be sure. We’ll keep on going back to ensure that what we recommend is perfect for you. We pride ourselves on the luxury safaris we create. Below are just a few examples of luxury safari itineraries that include Kenya. These are just ideas and are tailored to each clients preference. Contact us to tailor make your next luxury safari to Kenya.

South Africa | Kenya | Rwanda

13 Night Southern And East Africa Luxury Safari

Visit Johannesburg, Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, Cape Town, Nairobi, Masai Mara and Volcanoes National Park on this 13 Night Southern and East Africa luxury safari.

13 Nights

3 Countries

Big 5

Private Guide

Kenya

15 Night Luxury Kenya Safari

Experience Kenya's must visit luxury safari destinations on this 15 Kenya safari that will take you to Nairobi, Masai Mara, Chyulu Hills National Park, Matthews Range and Lewa Conservancy.

15 Nights

1 Country

Big 5

Private Guide

Kenya | Rwanda

14 Night Kenya & Rwanda

Visit Nairobi, Amboseli National Park, Lewa Conservancy, Mara North Conservancy, Kigali and Musanze on this 14 night Kenya & Rwanda safari.

14 Nights

2 Countries

Big 5

Private Guide

A Collection Of Life-enriching Experiences

Experiences On A Luxury Safari In Kenya.

Get to know Kenya on a personal level & meet the people who call it their home. Discover life-enriching and unforgettable experiences while on a luxury safari in Kenya.

Drama On A Truly Epic Scale
Witness The Great Migration

There is nothing like seeing a herd of 20000 animals all feeding in one vast, eye-spreading group, or a line of wildebeest several miles long plodding purposefully across the plains.

Soar The Skies
Hot Air Balloon Safari

These flights are available all round, and commonly in the Mara. They start very early in the morning, and need to be airborne before sunrise.

Explore Africa On Foot
Luxury Walking Safari

The large conservancies all have Masai or Samburu guides who are very proficient with guiding guests on bush walks of short or long duration.

Watching A Crossing
Migration River Crossings

The ‘crossings’ are what so many travelers wish to see. Crossings occur randomly, and cannot be anticipated so easily.

Ride amongst wildlife
Horseback Safaris

Riding amongst herds of wildlife is exhilarating and of course one can go into areas not accessible by vehicle!

Walking Safaris With A Difference
Camel Safaris

These are also walking safaris, but all the camp gear (tents, food etc..) is carried by camels, lead by Samburu herdsmen to pre-arranged sites that are always near fresh water.

Beautiful and extensive coastlines
Beaches & Islands

With the warm Indian ocean, lodges offer all of the traditional sea activities, including deep sea fishing for sail and other bill-fish. The snorkeling in the further reefs from traditional areas are rich and exciting experiences.

Iconic mountains
Climb Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya is the one central iconic mountain, located in the southern central part of the country. Point Lenana peak is accessible to fit climbers.

Kenya Luxury Safari

Masai Mara

This famous game reserve is the northern tip of the Serengeti ecosystem. The Serengeti (about 8500 square km) is in Tanzania, and the MASAI MARA, is in Kenya, essentially an open continuation of the ecosystem. The migration herds therefore are able to move freely between the two countries.
The name ‘Mara’ comes from a Ma (Masai language) word, describing the dotted effect of the trees on the grassy plains, and it has been a Masai controlled area for nearly 200 years.

The Mara is only 1500 square km, BUT the land northwards beyond the park boundary is all part of a community conservancy, and many safari camps are located in this zone, which is massive advantage.

Kenya Luxury Safari

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park is located in the eastern half of the country, in the shadow of KILIMANJARO, literally. The international boundary between Kenya and Tanzania runs along the northern slopes of Kilimanjaro.

The springs in Amboseli are a result of the snow melt off Kilimanjaro, and they create small oasis in a very parched landscape. The wildlife in Amboseli are classic, and of course dominated by herds of elephant, and images of animals in the foreground with Kilimanjaro in the distant clouds are iconic!

Adjacent to Amboseli runs the CHUYULU HILLS, where the Masai, in partnership with one of Kenya’s stalwart guides, Richard Bonham, have established an incredible record of conservation, and as a result, an amazing wildlife experience.

Kenya Luxury Safari

Tsavo National Park

The famous Tsavo National Park is located in the eastern half of the country, in the shadow of KILIMANJARO, literally. The international boundary between Kenya and Tanzania runs along the northern slopes of Kilimanjaro.

The springs in this iconic park are a result of the snow melt off Kilimanjaro, and they create small oasis in a very parched landscape. The wildlife in the park are classic, and of course dominated by herds of elephant, and images of animals in the foreground with Kilimanjaro in the distant clouds are iconic!

Adjacent to these parks runs the CHUYULU HILLS, where the Masai, in partnership with one of Kenya’s stalwart guides, Richard Bonham, have established an incredible record of conservation, and as a result, an amazing wildlife experience.

Kenya Luxury Safari

Lewa Conservancy

Located in the shadow on Mount Kenya, lies a huge conservancy that was once a cattle ranch belonging to the Craig family. The sons inherited the ranch and decided to change the land use back to wildlife, and Lewa Conservency was born. Ian Craig has been at the center of this initiative, and Lewa is now owned and run by a Trust, purely for the benefit of wildlife. There are several small safari camps located within the reserve, and the quality and diverse species seen here makes it a unique destination!

There are several community-based conservancies that now have abundant wildlife resources for travelers to enjoy, and the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) is the core body of these initiatives, working with different Masai communities.

Kenya Luxury Safari

Mathews Range

This rugged mountain range has a number of small boutique camps located there, each very different in what they offer, and very different in style. The wildlife sightings are variable and species seen here are unique, for example Lesser Kudu, Kirk’s dikdik, gerenuk and Reticulated giraffe. The Samburu people who are found here live very traditional lives in this harsh thornveld, are open to western visitors stopping by to spend a few hours in their villages seeing how they live. At first sight they are similar to the Masai, but a closer look shows the differences between the two tribes, not least in the amount of beadwork worn by the men!

Kenya Luxury Safari

Nairobi

The Kenyan capital has a very interesting set of characters that have passed through it in the past 100 years! Nairobi was originally the main railhead for the British colonial government, and of course in the late 1800’s was the entry point for much of the settlement of East Africa. Linked by rail with Mombasa, which was the second largest port and settlement on the east coast, it grew into the capital as it was away from the coast, in the healthier highlands away from malaria and other diseases. Today, a few days in the city reveals a number of interesting places and experiences.

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