Anwesha Santra
Watch millions of wildebeest thunder across golden plains and brave crocodile-filled rivers. Visit between July and October for dramatic river crossings and nonstop predator action. Nothing matches this raw theatre of survival.
See vast elephant herds roam beneath snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro. Clear mornings deliver postcard views and close encounters with some of Africa’s largest tuskers.
Explore one of Kenya’s largest wilderness areas, split into Tsavo East and West. Search for red-dust elephants, lions, leopards, rhinos, and buffalo across rugged lava fields and open plains.
Arrive at sunrise to see flamingos tint the lake pink. Spot white rhinos grazing nearby and lions resting in acacia trees. The compact park makes wildlife viewing easy and rewarding.
Head north for Grevy’s zebras, reticulated giraffes and Somali ostriches. The arid landscape is wild and uncrowded, perfect for close game drives.
Go past hippos and watch fish eagles swoop down for their catch. Crescent Island nearby lets you walk among giraffes and zebras without predators in sight.
Snorkel in nearby marine parks and swim with vibrant reef fish and sea turtles. Powder-white sand and turquoise water create the perfect safari finale by the Indian Ocean.
This pioneering conservancy is home to 165 critically endangered black rhinos. You can even see the last two northern white rhinos here.
Head out after dark to spot aardvarks, bush babies and elusive leopards. The bush comes alive at night and feels thrillingly distinct from daytime safaris.