One little-known fact about an African safari vacation is you can personalize your adventure to suit your style, your desires, and your budget. Here's how we help you do it. 

Should I even go on a safari to Africa?  Is it safe? For most folks, Africa is a long trip away, on a continent that can seem quite unfamiliar.  But rest assured, if you're thinking about going on an African safari, the countries of East Africa present opportunities for a fun, exciting, and safe holiday. Here's why...

They are some of the oldest and largest wildlife parks in Kenya. Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks will bring you up close to all kinds of natural surprises and wonders...

You've decided this is the year... finally, you are going on safari. So, what are you going to be looking for in your safari touring company? Let's find out. 

What's more fun than going on an African safari in Kenya? Going on that special safari and then finishing up at the fabulous Kenya Coast. Learn all about it here. 

The night sounds of big cats, birds, and the splashing grunts of hippos cut the thick air. Then out of nowhere, a set of flashing eyes peer out from the inky dark. This is the drama of a night safari.

Dreaming of getting away to a world of golden savannahs, dense riverine woods, or rolling hills dotted with photogenic acacia trees? Where you can see lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras as close as if you were at a zoo? Then perhaps it's time to start planning your summer safari. It's not too early! 

They are the standouts of any African safari, the wildlife that for many defines what a journey to the savannah is all about. We're talking about the iconic and wild forms of lion, leopard, African buffalo, elephant, and rhinoceros.  

It's the only place in Kenya you can see chimpanzees at the special Sweetwaters enclosure located within the conservancy. And the black rhino sanctuary here is the largest in East Africa.  There is so much to absorb at Ol Pejeta and all within a short drive of Nairobi, making it a perfect day trip. 

What is ecotourism and why should we care?  Put simply, it's the idea that when you travel you are aware of and responsible for your impact upon the land, the wildlife, and the people you meet.  Here are some ways to increase your awareness... and have fun!

You've never seen anything like it - just ten minutes from downtown Nairobi, a bustling world-class city, you'll find yourself amongst roaming lions, buffalo, giraffes, and rhinos in a true African safari wildlife park. 

Welcome back to practical packing tips to make your Africa safari more fun, enjoyable, and healthy!

Here in the second of our two-part series, we'll discuss visiting endangered species, how to customize your safari for a fully immersive experience, and we'll introduce an unexpected aspect to add to your safari. 

Believe it or not, your Africa safari suddenly becomes real when you start packing for your adventure. We're going to share lots of our insider packing tips, so you'll have the right clothing, gear, and amenities to ensure a fantastic safari. 

Imagine a wildlife area that's off the beaten path and hardly touristed but offers intense animal sightings. Add to this, activities you couldn't do in a national park like off-road tracking and night safaris. What is this special place? 

Just as wildlife comes in all shapes and sizes, so do safari-goers, with their unique wishes, dreams, desires, and interests. What are yours? 

Did you know that Kenya is blessed with almost 900 miles of spectacular coastline? And perhaps the finest strand of seaside on the entire Kenya coast is Diani Beach. Now put together the fun of a coastal vacation with an incredible safari adventure!   

Brilliant sunsets, diamond beaches - could a location be any more romantic? Or a better spot for a honeymoon? Filled with exotic leopards and bright, pink flamingoes, Kenya's great parks deliver honeymooners into the realm of safari wonder. 

There's nothing else on the planet quite like it. Wildebeests by the thousands, then the tens of thousands, and ultimately by the millions. Seen from the air, their awesome numbers stretch clear to the horizon in a ceaseless trek known as the Great Migration. 

What's more natural than children and animals? Now imagine taking your family on safari to view all sorts of wildlife up close on the savannahs and hills that are their natural home. 

Hear the word ‘safari’ and you’re sure to picture images of Kenya’s national parks. This is safari country and Kenya’s parks offer the biggest variety, numbers, and concentrations of wildlife in Africa.

Here's how to add a beach vacation to your African Safari. Voted three times Africa's finest beach destination, Diani rests at the edge of the easy blue-green waters of the Indian Ocean.