If you want to take a wildlife safari tour in Africa, then Kenya is one of the best destinations to visit. Travel on Kenya wildlife safari tours with Kenya Tour Guide and you're sure to be rewarded with the unforgettable sight of exotic African wildlife in its natural surroundings.
See lions, elephants, giraffe, rhinos, antelope, zebra and wildebeest wander across the African grasslands, when you explore the wonders of Masai Mara National Park and Amboseli National Park, on Kenya wildlife safari tours. Climb the slopes of Mt Kenya and tour the scenic coffee plantations of Kenya. Visit lakes in the African Rift Valley, where flamingoes carpet the surface with a flutter of pink.
Each day will bring new surprises on Kenya wildlife safari tours. Wake up to the sound of a lion roaring, see a cheetah dash across the savannah, hear elephants trumpet as they approach a watering hole and watch birds fly homewards as sunset approaches, on Kenya wildlife safari tours.
Kenya Rift Valley Safari The Great African Rift Valley is an amazing natural fissure along the length of eastern Africa. It stretches along a North-South axis for about 5,400 Km. There are large lakes within the Rift Valley which are home to numerous birds, including flocks of colorful pink flamingoes.
Kenya Masai Mara Safari The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to a spectacular collection of African wildlife. The Masai Mara reserve stretches along the border with Tanzania, and is adjacent to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. Animals including lions, elephant, rhino, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, antelope, zebra, wildebeest and monkeys are easily seen. It is also home to the native Masai people, who traditionally practice cattle herding.
Kenya Amboseli Safari Another well-known national park in Kenya, Amboseli is famous for its herds of elephants and for its views of Mount Kilimanjaro, across the border in Tanzania. Amboseli's dusty plains are home to the African black Rhino, giraffe, wildebeest, lion, leopard, cheetah, buffalo and hippo.
Mt Kenya Safari The highest mountain in Kenya, Mt Kenya is the second tallest peak in Africa, after Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. While its lower slopes are carpeted with thick forests, its higher reaches and peak are covered with snow.
