Safaris range from $300 to $1,500+ per day, depending on:
• Luxury level
• Accommodation
• Transport (road vs flying safari)
• Duration
We customize every safari to match your budget and expectations

• 3–4 days → Short getaway
• 5–7 days → Classic safari
• 8–12 days → Full Kenya experience
Longer safaris allow you to explore multiple parks like Maasai Mara, Amboseli, and Samburu.

Yes—especially in Maasai Mara and Amboseli. While sightings aren’t guaranteed, our expert guides
maximize your chances daily

Most of our safaris are private and fully customizable, giving you flexibility, comfort, and a personalized
experience.

We are 100% locally owned hence you are guaranteed of expert service from people who know Africa best.
3% of every safari goes to community and wildlife conservation projects.
We focus on:
• Tailor-made itineraries
• Expert local guides
• Luxury 4x4 safari vehicles
• 24/7 ground support

Booking is simple:
1. Share your travel dates
2. Get a customized itinerary
3. Confirm with deposit
4. Pack your bags

Yes, most travelers require an eVisa, which is easy to apply for online before arrival.

Yes, we arrange seamless airport pick-up and drop-off for a stress-free experience.

Yes. Safaris are guided by trained professionals and follow strict safety standards. Kenya is one of
Africa’s top safari destinations.

We offer structured cancellation terms:
• Small fee if canceled early
• Higher fees closer to travel date
We always aim to minimize your costs where possible

Yes travel insurance is strongly recommended to cover delays, cancellations, and emergencies

• Light neutral clothing
• Hat & sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Camera & binoculars

Wi-Fi is available in most lodges, but connection may be limited in remote areas

Absolutely. Every safari can be tailored to your:
• Budget
• Travel style
• Interests (wildlife, photography, honeymoon, family)

The wildebeest and zebra herds usually arrive in the Maasai Mara between July and September, with the dramatic Mara River crossings peaking in August and September. By October and November, the herds begin drifting back south into the Serengeti, so timing your trip within that window matters if the migration is your main bucket-list moment.

Yes, and it's one of our favorite things to design. Think private candlelit dinners in the bush, a suite with its own plunge pool, sundowners overlooking the Mara, and a pace built entirely around the two of you no crowds, no rush.