One of the top safari destinations in Africa is Masai Mara National Park, situated on the border of Tanzania and Kenya, continuing on to Serengeti National Park. Not only can you spot the big 5 here, but Masai Mara is also home to the wide variety of bird species, the elusive serval cat, and endangered caracal as well. Witness the iconic Great Migration, listening to the stampede of the Wildebeest as they make their way across the savannah plains. You can also opt for a hot air balloon safari and have a wildlife adventure from the skies, watching the wilderness in their territory. Finally, for those looking to learn more about the culture, take a trip to one of the Masai villages to discover more out the life of a Masai in their tribe.

Although Mount Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania, Amboseli National Park has that perfect postcard view of the snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro on the horizon. Even though the park is a fairly small one in comparison to the other popular wildlife destinations such as Masai Mara or Serengeti, Amboseli is renowned for having elephants with the biggest tusks in Africa. You will also be able to spot a variety of the big mammal species and birds here, making Amboseli an ideal retreat for safari lovers. Cover this national park in just under two days, and combine Amboseli with Masai Mara National Park for a safari holiday like no other.

Kenya has more to offer than just the wild. Imagine yourself sipping on a sundowner with the expansive view of the gorgeous blue waters of the Indian Ocean in sight. Situated on the East African coastline, Mombasa is both an escape for those looking for a little adventure with its water sports, such as scuba diving or snorkelling, or for those looking to relax their days away in the sun. Added to this, experience the energetic vibe of Mombasa with its vibrant culture and history, making visits to the spice markets, temples, and more. Combine an adventurous safari trip with an ultimate beach experience at Mombasa for an ideal holiday in Kenya. Book now with Kannagara Safaris!

Bird watchers can unite in this famous national park, with over 400 species of birds here at Lake Nakuru. This national park is renowned for the vast array of pink dots you can witness on the horizon, which is nothing more than the spectacular pink flamingos spread across the waters. Travellers can also get the opportunity to witness a variety of wild as well, including warthogs, multitudes of antelope and if you’re lucky, a leopard. One of the smaller national parks, Lake Nakuru can be combined in your safari itinerary with Lake Naivasha or Masai Mara National Park for the ultimate holiday package.

Located north of Nairobi, Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake home to a variety of bird species and an abundance of hippos. Its uniqueness stems from the geological features which include volcanic rocks and the marshy terrain covering parts of the lake. Lake Naivasha is situated as a part of the Great Rift Valley, and stands at the highest altitude of the Kenyan Rift Valley at 1884m. Book your safari experience with Kannagara safaris today.

When we hear of Samburu, we think of the diversity of wildlife that one can witness in this national reserve. Here’s your chance to be able to spot the rare Grevy’s Zebra – unlike the Plains Zebra found in other popular national parks – the Reticulated Giraffe, the Beisa Oryx and the Somali Ostrich. These animals are home to Samburu and can’t be spotted in the well-known national parks such as Masai Mara or Amboseli, making Samburu a must-visit for those looking for a completely unique safari experience. Wildlife lovers will also be able to spot the more well- known leopards, cheetahs, lions and elephants, and plentiful of bird species.