Drumbeats Newsletter: Introduction to KenyaKenya has long been the top destination for safari seekers. Showcasing a wealth of wildlife and iconic lodging, Kenya’s ecologically diverse game parks include the arid Samburu and Shaba Reserves and the lush Masai Mara. These areas encompass the northern Serengeti plains where nearly two million wildebeest and herbivores make their way during the annual Great Migration. While guests can check off the Big Five throughout their exploration, each park has its own distinct wildlife and prolific birding.Read more…Here are two African Travel’s Popular Journeys to Kenya. And if you wish to discover first-hand what makes Kenya a truly extraordinary country, join Lynne Leakey on the Inspirational Kenya tour from the NEW Distinctive Safari Collection – 2014. | ||
Kenya Explorer – Popular Journey 9 Days from $4,995 per person NAIROBI | ABERDARE NATIONAL PARK | MOUNT KENYA | MASAI MARAFor the “Out Of Africa” experience immortalized by author Karen Blixen, this traditional safari captures the romance and adventure of Kenya. Game drives and bush walks in the magnificent Masai Mara Reserve and the misty forests of the Aberdare, face-to-face encounters with giraffes and chimpanzees in protected sanctuaries, and dining with a local family are but a few of the kaleidoscope of experiences sure to create photos – and memories to last forever.View Itinerary |
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Maasai to Mara – Popular Journey 10 Days from $7,995 per person NAIROBI | AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK | LEWA WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY | MASAI MARAA Kenyan journey that focuses on three prime wildlife regions, this safari presents an unparalleled opportunity to delve deeper into the culture of the Maasai while exploring their homeland. Each adventure, walking the plains and foothills, following wildlife in your vehicle, stopping to inspect local medicinal plants or sharing Maasai lore, contributes a unique ingredient to this experience. Revealing profound insights and creating memories to last a lifetime, this safari makes an ideal choice for everyone.View Itinerary |
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Inspirational Kenya with Lynne LeakeyIf you are looking for the definitive Kenya safari, you will definitely want to join renowned conservationist Lynne Leakey on this one-of-a-kind Distinctive Safari from African Travel, Inc. Inspirational Kenya with Lynne Leakey delves into Kenya’s wildlife conservation, culture, and arts, and you will discover first-hand what makes Kenya a truly extraordinary country. Only 18 guests will have the opportunity to join Leakey on this 12-day fully escorted luxury safari journey from August 26 – September 6, 2014.Read more… | |||
Get Out Of The Jeep: Walking SafarisA walking safari in Kenya is one of the most exciting ways to get out and explore the African bush. Getting out of the vehicle and taking to your feet is a completely different kind of thrill, and this add-on to your dream safari is something that you don’t want to miss! On African Travel, Inc.’s Walking Wild Kenya Safari, you will explore the most stunning Kenyan landscapes on a fully escorted and serviced walking safari, utilizing fly-tent camps. Read more… | |||
Hot Property – Segera RetreatNamed Newcomer of the Year by exclusive travel magazine,Hideaways, Segera Retreat is the central wildlife sanctuary in Laikipia, Kenya. Situated in the wooded savannah and grasslands of the Laikipia Plateau, it is at an altitude of 5,577–5,906 ft. and immediately north of the equator. Read more.. | |||
Wildebeest Migration Made SimplePinpointing the exact time and place to best witness the Great Migration can be challenging. The timing depends on the rains and when the animals begin to move toward the western Serengeti, Tanzania. It’s generally agreed that the best time to see the migration is August through at least October to observe the wildebeest gathering in Kenya’s Masai Mara, before they return to the Serengeti. CLICK HERE for your Migration cheat sheet!
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Featured Specialist: Niki DuncanJune’s featured Safari Specialist is Niki Duncan, a long-time veteran with African Travel, Inc. We sat down with Niki for a short interview to get her take on Kenya.Q: What is your favorite activity that you recommend in Kenya?A: A very unique activity, not offered in all areas of Africa, is a guided bush walk. I find these adventures a most rewarding part of an African safari experience. One of my best experiences was the guided bush walk offered in the Aberdare Forest in Kenya. These walks are very personalized with a very small group of guests on each walk.Read more… | |||
President’s Corner – Jim HoldenKenya is literally the home of safari, both the word, Swahili for journey, and the experience itself. The history of safari in Kenya goes back to the early big game hunters and Teddy Roosevelt, America’s youngest President who served from 1901 to 1909. At the end of his term in 1909 Teddy and his son Kermit spent months in Kenya collecting specimens on behalf of the Smithsonian Institute. His exploits on safari in Kenya are written up in his book “African Game Trails” Read more… |
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