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Popular Kenya safari packages for 2026/27
Our most-booked itineraries, from a 3-night Masai Mara escape to a 12-day grand tour of Kenya. Prices are per person sharing, with daily departures from Nairobi and private 4x4 game drives with a local driver-guide.
4 days3-Night Masai Mara Safari
From US$1,314 per person
4 daysLake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha & Masai Mara Safari
From US$1,860 per person
5 daysAmboseli & Tsavo Safari
From US$1,829 per person
6 daysMasai Mara, Lake Naivasha & Amboseli Safari
From US$2,645 per person
6 daysSamburu, Lake Nakuru & Masai Mara Safari
From US$2,634 per person
7 days7-Day Kenya Safari: Tsavo, Amboseli, Lakes & Masai Mara
From US$2,725 per person
10 days10-Day Kenya Safari: Ol Pejeta, Samburu & Masai Mara
From US$4,596 per person
12 days12-Day Ultimate Kenya Safari
From US$5,489 per person
Top Kenya safari destinations
Kenya packs very different landscapes into a few hours' drive. These are the parks our guests ask for most.
Masai Mara National Reserve
Kenya's most famous reserve and the stage for the Great Wildebeest Migration, usually July to October. About 5–6 hours by road from Nairobi.
Amboseli National Park
Big herds of elephants walking across open plains with Mount Kilimanjaro behind them. About 4–5 hours from Nairobi.
Samburu National Reserve
Dry northern country home to the Samburu Special Five: Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk and Beisa oryx.
Lake Nakuru National Park
A fenced rhino sanctuary with black and white rhinos, Rothschild's giraffes and, in many seasons, flamingos along the shore.
Lake Naivasha
A freshwater Rift Valley lake with boat rides among hippos and a walking safari on Crescent Island.
Tsavo East & West
Kenya's largest protected wilderness, known for red-dust elephants, lava flows and wide, quiet landscapes.
Kenya safaris for every kind of traveller
Tell us who's travelling and what matters to you, and we'll build the trip around it.
Big Five Safaris
Track lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino across the Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru and Ol Pejeta with expert driver-guides.
Plan a Big Five safariFamily Safaris
Shorter drive days, family rooms and child-friendly lodges with pools, all planned with safety in mind.
Plan a family safariHoneymoon Safaris
Private game drives, sundowners and romantic camps, with optional beach days in Diani or Watamu.
Plan your honeymoonPhotography Safaris
Flexible game-drive timing, golden-hour sessions and guides who know where to position the vehicle.
Plan a photo safariCultural Tours
Visit a Maasai or Samburu community, hosted respectfully and arranged directly with the villages.
Add a cultural visitHorseback Safaris
Ride among giraffe and zebra on guided rides in the Naivasha and Laikipia areas.
Ask about horseback safarisBeach Holidays
Add white-sand days in Diani, Watamu or Malindi to relax after your safari.
Add a beach stayCorporate & Incentive Travel
Team retreats, incentive trips and conference add-ons, with one point of contact from start to finish.
Plan a group tripBest time to visit Kenya for a safari
Kenya is a year-round safari destination. The best month depends on what you want to see.
Dry season and the Great Migration
Peak wildlife viewing and Mara River crossings, usually from July. Book 6–9 months ahead.
Short dry season
Hot, clear days, excellent game viewing and fewer vehicles than in peak season.
Green season
Lush landscapes, newborn animals, bird migrations and the lowest lodge rates.
Elite Travel Club
Join once and enjoy a signature Kenya safari every year, with member-only benefits on every trip.
An annual Kenya safari
One signature safari every year, planned around your dates.
Luxury lodges
Stays at handpicked lodges and tented camps, with upgrades where available.
Priority booking
First access to migration-season dates and the most popular camps.
Personalised planning
A dedicated safari planner who knows your travel style.
Exclusive offers
Member-only rates and new experiences before anyone else.
Stress-free logistics
Transfers, park fees and bookings handled for you, end to end.
Why book your Kenya safari with Phronesis Tours
We're a Nairobi-based, licensed tour operator. We plan and run every safari ourselves, with care for the wildlife and the communities you visit.
Local experts, based in Nairobi
We plan, operate and support every trip ourselves. You're never passed to a middleman.
Tailor-made, not off the shelf
Every itinerary can change: your dates, lodges, pace and budget.
Responsible, eco-conscious travel
We choose eco-conscious camps and community conservancies, and follow park rules on wildlife distance.
Community support
We hire local guides and buy local, and our cultural visits pay host communities directly.
Safari moments from our guests
Real photos from recent Phronesis safaris in the Masai Mara, Amboseli and beyond.
Kenya safari FAQs
Quick answers to the questions we hear most. Can't find yours? Chat with us on WhatsApp.
How much does a Kenya safari cost?
Our packages start from US$1,314 per person for a 4-day / 3-night Masai Mara safari and go up to US$5,489 per person for a 12-day Kenya tour. The price depends on the season, lodge level and group size. Ask us for a quote for your dates.
When is the best time to go on safari in Kenya?
June to October is the dry season and the best time for the Great Migration in the Masai Mara. January to March is also excellent and less busy.
How many days do I need for a Kenya safari?
3–4 days covers the Masai Mara. 6–7 days lets you add Amboseli and the Rift Valley lakes. 10–12 days takes in northern Kenya too.
Do your safaris start in Nairobi?
Yes. We pick you up from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or your Nairobi hotel. Fly-in options are also available.
Is a Kenya safari safe for families?
Yes. Game drives take place in closed 4x4 vehicles with experienced guides, and we choose family-friendly lodges and shorter driving days.
Do I need a visa to visit Kenya?
Most visitors must apply online for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before they travel. We confirm the current entry rules for your nationality when you book.
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