Where we go

Destinations in Kenya

From the Mara to Mt. Kenya — click any destination to read more and see available trips.

Siaya

Lakeshore villages, ancestral homes and the quieter side of Lake Victoria.

Mt. Elgon

An ancient extinct volcano with the world's largest caldera and salt-mining elephants.

Kitale

Highland farming town and the gateway to Mt. Elgon and the Cherangani Hills.

Kisumu & Lake Victoria

Africa's largest lake — sunsets, fish eagles and Luo culture.

Kakamega Forest

Kenya's last tropical rainforest — primates, butterflies and 360+ bird species.

Ngong Hills

Seven knuckle-shaped hills with Rift Valley views — Nairobi's favourite ridge walk.

Nairobi National Park

The only national park inside a capital city — lions with a skyline.

Nairobi National Museum

Kenya's flagship museum — culture, art and the cradle of humanity.

Lake Nakuru National Park

Rhinos, Rothschild's giraffe and flamingo-rimmed shores three hours from Nairobi.

Samburu National Reserve

Northern wilderness along the Ewaso Nyiro — home of the "Samburu Special Five".

Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Home of the last two northern white rhinos and East Africa's largest black rhino sanctuary.

Maralal

Highland Samburu country and the gateway to the northern frontier.

Maasai Mara

The legendary plains of the Great Migration — Kenya's flagship safari.

Lake Turkana

The Jade Sea — the world's largest desert lake in Kenya's wild north.

Lake Baringo

A freshwater Rift Valley lake teeming with hippo, crocs and over 470 bird species.

Aberdare National Park

Moorland, waterfalls and bamboo forest along Kenya's wild central range.

Hell’s Gate National Park

Dramatic gorges, towering cliffs and wildlife you can walk among on foot or by bike.

Kereita Forest

Indigenous forest on the eastern edge of the Aberdares — waterfalls, ziplines and singletrack.

Kijabe Escarpment

Granite walls and panoramic Rift Valley climbs above Mt. Longonot.

Lake Elementaita

A flamingo lake framed by the Sleeping Warrior and Soysambu hills.

Lake Magadi

Pink soda lake, hot springs and desert hiking in the southern Rift Valley.

Lukenya Hills

Kenya's premier sport climbing crag, 40 km from Nairobi.

Mt. Kenya

Africa's second-highest peak — alpine lakes, glaciers and tussock moorland.

Mt. Longonot

A near-perfect volcanic cone with a forested crater rim circuit above the Rift Valley.

Mt. Ololokwe

A sacred Samburu table mountain rising from the northern desert.

Amboseli National Park

Big-tusked elephants beneath the snow-capped pyramid of Kilimanjaro.