Honeymoon safari destinations

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South African safari

The Kruger National Park, Madikwe, Hluhluwe and Umfolozi Game Reserves all offer fantastic game experiences.
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Tanzania safaris

Enjoy the Serengeti and follow the migration and see the vibrant tribal culture of East Africa
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Zambia safaris

Visit Victoria Falls after enjoying your safari in the depths of the Lower Zambezi and South Luangwa National Parks.
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Indian Ocean Islands

White sandy beaches, remote locations, private islands await you.
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Gorilla safaris

Track the Silver back through the mountains with your expert guide, an unforgetable experience.
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Botswana safaris

Be poled in a mokoro on the Okavango Delta or enjoy Chobe National Park and it's excellent game.

Rift Valley lakes and Masaai tribes

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Safaris in Kenya

A spectacular country with dense rain forests in the Mount Kenya National Park to the vast plains of the Masai Mara with exceptional game viewing, Kenya has a lot to offer for a fantastic safari. Luxury accommodation, stunning landscapes, an abundance of game and the Rift valley lakes with beautiful water birds are perfect to create your luxury private Kenyan safari.

Luxury Safaris in Kenya

Kenya offers a huge diversity of wildlife which is best viewed with a private vehicle and a highly expert safari guide. Your guide will take you to some of the most remote and unvisited areas of Kenya enabling you to enjoy unsurpassable game viewing on your remote Kenyan safari.

Kenya is excellent as the location for a family safari as children are more suited to vehicle safaris than to walking and canoeing. Your family can share these magical moments in privacy, with your own vehicle and guide rather than sharing with others in a large minivan. A Kenyan safari of this kind would usually be seven to ten days exploring three different parts of the country and enjoying the game viewing in all the differing environments. These often conclude with a week or so by the sun drenched coastline where we can arrange for you to stay in whatever size or shape hotel that suits you best.

Private Fly-in Safaris in Kenya

Kenya's rich and remote areas offer an abundance of wildlife making for fantastic game viewing. It's not surprising some luxury private safari lodges and Kenyan's best camps have opened in these beautiful areas, accessible by light aircraft.

One of Kenya's more well known safari lodges is 'Elsa's Kopje' it's actually the only safari lodge in the entire Meru National Park set on a huge granite outcrop, each luxury thatched safari cottage having spectacular views for a dozen miles across virgin territory where you can gaze out in private at sunset onto the herds of giraffe and Zebra. Shompole is another luxury private lodge that is perched on the edge of the Rift Valley near Lake Natron where vast flocks of flamingos come to breed and where you can have a private walk with scarlet clad Masai who will track wildlife through the rich rainforest. .

After your safari enjoying Kenyan's best game viewing you might like to head off to an idyllic luxury hideaway. Kenya's coast has an array of beautiful getaways such as Kiwayu which lies seventy miles north of Lamu on mile after mile of deserted beach, or Funzi Keys which has its own private remote island. Safaris and beach locations combine wonderfully whether it is for a family safari vacation or a safari honeymoon, Africa is a great location to choose.

We recommend you visit Kenya at any time of the year other than April and May when the long rains fall.

Private Fly-in Safaris in Kenya

The Masai Mara Reserve is one of east Africa's best known game viewing areas and adjoins the Serengeti National Park of Tanzania. A land of undulating hills and rolling grasslands, this magnificent park supports a huge animal population. It is perhaps the only region left in Kenya where on safari you can see animals in the same super abundance as existed a century ago. Covering some 700 square miles, the Masai Mara offers wonderful game viewing, breath taking vistas and panoramas of vast rolling plains, hills and woodland groves.

On safari in the Masai Mara you will enjoy fabulous game viewing as this is home to the largest population of lions in Kenya, these magnificent beasts spending most the day sleeping in the shade of acacia trees. Vast herds of buffalo, zebra and wildebeest roam the plains in an endless search of new grass. The waters of the Mara River are renowned for huge numbers of crocodiles and magnificent pods of hippo, whilst the acacia woodlands and riverine forests are favoured by leopard and elephant.

Safaris in the Samburu National Reserve and the Amboseli National Park

Samburu National Reserve is not the most well-known and is therefore a perfect location for honeymooners as wish yo enjoy a quiet and remote African honeymoon.

On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro river, due to its location, wildlife is attracted. Elephant, lion, giraffe and zebra from the surrounding savannah plains come here ot drink and bathe. If you have a desire to see the Big Five and have private game viewing then Samburu National Reserve is perfect.

The more well known Amboseli National Park sits at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro and covers only 392 square kilometres. Despite its small size and its delicate ecosystem it supports a wide range of mammals which in many years ago attracted famous writers such as Ernest Hemingway and Robert Ruark who wrote pages upon pages on the big-game hunting in the wilds of Africa. The National Park has a variety of Wildlife habitats with marshland, acacsia woodland, open vast plains and rocky thorn bush areas home to a Africa's Big Five, perfect for fantasic game viewing and a safari vacation.

Why choose Kenya for your African Safari?

Kenya has some of Africa's most spectacular scenery with volcanoes, lakes, immense grassy plains and a beautiful coastline. If you go between July and September you can see the world's greatest wildlife migration in the Masai Mara. It is somewhere you can meet local Maasai and other tribes if you wish. You can choose the traditional vehicle-based route or the more remote and adventurous fly-in route. Kenya is a great destination for honeymoons, family safaris or for a special occasion vacation. We know the right places to help you experience remote Kenya away from the crowds.

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