Whether it is for half a day or full day, take on the raging waters of River Tana or Nile River in Uganda. Hotel accommodation also catered for

We offer semi-luxury camping safaris to Masai Mara and Amboseli

See the "big" Five in their natural habitat from the comfort of your van or on a walking safari. Scores of other wildlife including birds can be seen from national parks within Nairobi (the only of its kind in the world) to the most famous Masai Mara. We also offer migration safaris during the wildebeeste migration seasons of July to October.

Professionally developed custom itineraries are available to various parks and attractions in Kenya. Length of time does not matter but attention to detail is put in the planning to maximize your stay and optimize your experience.

Kenya's coastline stretches over 480km upto the Tanzanian border on the south and the Somali border on the north. There's plenty of activity to engage in including both motorized and non motorized water sports, some beach volleyball and camel rides along the beach. A walk along as you watch the sun set is also an experience you would want to remember!

This is something of a “new look” zoo set approximately 20 minutes from the city centre. Watch the animals in their almost natural settings with lots of space to move around. Guests get an aerial view of the animals as they walk on a raised wooden walkway which goes right round the place.

We take you through the origin of Kenya’s ethnic groups that began with a series of migrations that lasted well into the 19th Century. We also take to you to see how the communities live and where they live. Take the Maasai for example, visit the Maasai "Manyattas" and take a deeper look into the Maasai way of life. Get to see how they pride in their traditions through dress, song and dance.

We go back to ancient civilizations that existed in centuries gone by. Kenya has so much history to interact with. Over 400 historical sites exist ranging from archaeological digs with prehistoric fossils, petrified forests, 14th century slave trading settlements, Islamic ruins and 16th century Portuguese forts. Fort Jesus is one example of the finest 16th century Portuguese architecture that is standing strong to date.

Visit the coffee or tea plantations and know where your favourite blends come from. Also visit wheat country in Narok or pineapple plantations and see various farming methods at work.

One hour balloon safari over the Masai Mara plains and topped up with a champagne breakfast in the bush!

Nairobi is Kenya's capital city and administrative seat of power. Amidst the hustle and bustle typical of big cities lies years of history and culture in the buildings, people and museums around. Our guides lead you through the Central Business District to the famous landmark and regional conference facility KICC to Uhuru Park through Railway Museum and the Memorial Park, in each is a story to tell. What's more our guides will give you the general overview of how Nairobi was demarcated since the colonial era, the rural-urban migration and how the various people groups settled in the different areas. Perhaps you may take a walk through Kibera, a slum dwelling with a story to tell and a different kind of experience