Kenya Safari
Frequently Asked Questions
July to October brings the Great Migration to the Masai Mara, making it the most popular season. January to March is also excellent, with dry conditions and clear views of Kilimanjaro from Amboseli.
Yes. Solo travellers can join a shared safari to meet like-minded guests and split costs, or book privately for a more flexible pace.
The longest travel day is Day 4, from Lake Nakuru to Amboseli via Nairobi. Your guide plans comfortable breaks, and there is always a chance of wildlife along the way.
On clear days, yes. The mountain is usually most visible early in the morning and late in the afternoon, when the clouds tend to lift.
Yes. Many travellers add a few days on the coast at Diani Beach or Watamu after Amboseli. Our team can arrange flights and beach accommodation to follow your safari.
