Safari Tours

Lamu Island is a striking place of rolling dunes and boundless beaches. The town of Lamu dates back to 14th-century Swahili settlement, but the island has seen many visitors and influences, including Portuguese explorers, Turkish traders and the Omani Arabs who left their mark, but Lamu developed its own particular culture, which has in the long run endured till today. Lamu’s narrow streets remain unchanged, and in the markets and squares around the fort, life moves at the same pace as it always has. On the island there are no vehicles, and the donkey and the dhow remain the dominant form of transport. For the traveler, Lamu is a hypnotically exotic experience, made even more pleasurable by the undisturbed and welcoming attitudes of the locals.

Maasai Mara well described as“World Cup of Wildlife”, It’s about 270 km from the capital Nairobi City and takes about 4-5 hours by road or 40-45 minutes by flight. Maasai Mara is an all year round destination with the big cats, and all the big game.

Zanzibar is described as a jewel in the ocean, a magnificent place to escape from the world, it is located in the Indian Ocean 15 miles off the coast of Tanzania. Zanzibar’s coastline being rated as one of the finest offers some of the best beaches in the world. Here you can swim, snorkel or just lounge the hour’s away, while shoals of luminous fish graze over nearby coral gardens and pods of dolphins frolic offshore. Zanzibar Town, sits the historic quarter of Stone Town, with an enthralling mix of influences from Africa, Arabia, India and Europe forms the list of things to expect.

This complete safari, which begins in Nairobi and ends on the shores of the lovely Indian Ocean, visits four incredibly distinct wilderness areas. From the Great Rift Valley’s lakes to the Mara’s vast plains and Tsavo’s rolling hills, this is a fantastic place to begin a safari and beach vacation.