Wildlife safaris in Kenya
6 places found for wildlife safaris in Kenya
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Kicheche Valley
This is a very game-rich area, with excellent big-cat viewing (resident leopards near camp), a major elephant corridor in the northwest of the conservancy and the biggest giraffe population in the Mara. Moreover, there are very few other tourist vehicles using the conservancy. More about Kicheche Valley -
Lewa Safari Camp
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Lewa Conservancy stands out for having 10% of Kenya’s black rhino population, plus a healthy number of white, and a very high population of the finely marked Grevy’s zebra – and a scattering of other big game. More about Lewa Safari Camp -
Porini Lion Camp
Open-sided 4x4 safari vehicles and well-qualified guides are the standout features of game drives at Porini Lion Camp, and you rarely see other vehicles. Night drives are also popular and they use a red light to avoid causing stress to the wildlife. Lion sightings are particularly ... More about Porini Lion Camp -
Rekero
Rekero was the camp where Jackson Looseyia (of Big Cat Diary fame) first earned his spurs as a spotter and outstanding guide. More recently its first-class lion, leopard and cheetah viewing made it ideal as a base for much of the filming of Disney's African Cats documentary. More about Rekero -
Sosian
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With the exception of rhinos, all the large mammals are present on Sosian Ranch, including a normally resident, breeding pack of wild dogs. Sosian collaborates with neighbouring Mpala Ranch on predator research and, as the dog pack includes three radio-collared individuals, ... More about Sosian -
The Emakoko
Anton Childs, co-owner (and co-manager) of The Emakoko is one of Kenya’s most experienced herpetologists and will happily take guests on escorted reptile and amphibian walks around the lodge and along the gorge. We saw a young python inching across the earth road one evening, ... More about The Emakoko
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