Endless savannah, the Great Migration, and the iconic Masai Mara.
Kenya is synonymous with the classic safari, anchored by the Maasai Mara and its front-row seat to the Great Migration between July and October. Amboseli National Park is famed for elephant herds framed against Mount Kilimanjaro, while Lake Nakuru and Lake Bogoria draw visitors for flamingo spectacles. Tsavo East and West offer vast wilderness and red-earth elephants, and the Rift Valley provides scenic and geological attractions. Beyond safari, Kenya's coastline — Diani, Malindi, Watamu — offers beach tourism, diving, and dhow cruises, while Nairobi itself is a gateway city with attractions like the Giraffe Centre and Nairobi National Park (wildlife within view of a capital skyline). Kenya's mature tourism infrastructure, luxury lodges, and balloon safaris make it especially strong for high-end and repeat safari travelers.
R & M Wild Safaris 