Recommended tour operator: Bridge & Wickers



Bridge and Wickers says
Kenya is the birthplace of the safari: vast savannahs, dramatic wildlife encounters, vibrant traditional cultures, reef-fringed coasts of dazzling sand and atmospheric safari camps surrounded by the scents and sounds of the bush.
As Kenya specialists, we offer a wide and flexible choice of safaris and ‘bush & beach’ holidays to suit your individual interests and the season.
We favour smaller safari camps/lodges where the guiding is particularly good; and conservancies adjacent to popular national parks, away from the crowds.
Immerse yourself in the wilderness on a walking or camel safari, observe nesting turtles at the coast or laze on a beach – on the Kenya coast, Lake Victoria, Zanzibar, Mozambique or Seychelles.
Our Kenya Signature Safari is an eight-night private fly-in safari to three of the most rewarding protected areas. Begin at Elephant Bedroom Camp in Samburu, where the Ewaso Ngiro river supports a wealth of wildlife and around 350 bird species. Experience Samburu culture, as well as a feast of game-viewing.
Fly by light aircraft to Lewa Safari Camp for three nights, where you should encounter all the ‘Big Five’ including the endangered Black rhino and Grevy’s zebra. Enjoy game drives, bush walks and the chance to visit an archaeological site rich in prehistoric tools.
Fly on to the open savannahs of Masai Mara – from July through September, the Mara vibrates with the hooves of the annual migration of wildebeest and zebra from the Serengeti Plains. Spend three nights at Governors Camp, on the banks of the Mara River.
This safari costs from £2470 per person (excluding international flights).
Find out more about Bridge and Wickers’ Kenya holidays.
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Nowhere in Africa can match Kenya for spectacular scenery and the sheer volume and diversity of its wildlife. The Masai Mara should be on everyone's list of must-sees, not only during the annual summer migration of millions of wildebeest, but throughout the year to view lion, cheetah, leopard, hyena and hundreds of species of birds.

