Kenya
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June from Devon travelled to Kenya
Dear Frances, just to say the safaris were excellent. Your service was brilliant. Ange and I had a fabulous time. I’ll be filling in the questionnaire but just wanted you to know everything went well and all the pickups and hotels worked very well too. We were thrilled with both the Offbeat and the Naboisho experiences. It was a good mix and the flycamp was a marvellous icing on the cake and several of the other guests at Naboisho were envious of our experience though the walking safari was a good part of it too. We did see such diversity the abundance and close encounters were truly fabulous. Thanks for all your expertise in sorting places which were exactly right for what we were seeking. Much appreciated.
Kenya
Regions
Wildlife regions and attractions in Kenya
A key consideration when travelling to Kenya is the subject of exclusivity. Kenya has long had a reputation as a thriving tourist destination with the negative connotation that the safari regions are very busy. In some of the mainstream National Parks and Reserves this is true to an extent, though there are always ways to minimise your exposure to the busiest areas. However, what many people do not realise is that Kenya also offers a wide range of incredibly exclusive and remote safari and wilderness experiences.
Our holidays through Kenya will often combine more famous regions such as the Masai Mara with more exclusive private game conservancies, community lands or lesser known National Parks where you can easily enjoy a true wilderness experience, sometimes alongside top quality game-viewing. Even in the Masai Mara, known as a spectacular but touristy game-viewing region, a number of conservancies have recently been developed which offer really good levels of exclusivity.
