Itineraries & pricing

Kenya safari
ideas.

Every safari is tailor-made, but these examples give you a realistic idea of what works well and the budget you may need.

A rough guide to budgeting

Most of our tailor-made Kenya safaris start from around £5,500 per person.

This is normally based on two adults sharing and excludes international flights. The balance of safari and beach nights, travel dates and camp choice all make a material difference.

Safari nights generally cost more than beach nights because they include guiding, activities and park or conservancy fees. The itinerary prices below allow for the listed domestic flights and road transfers. International flights, visas, travel insurance and gratuities are excluded. They are realistic starting points rather than fixed package prices.

Suggested journeys

Start with a route that works.

These are useful frameworks, not fixed packages. The number of nights is shown for every stop; we then adjust the camps, pace and route around your dates.

A light aircraft above the open landscape of Laikipia8 days / 7 nights

Classic Kenya · Year-round

Laikipia & the Mara

A beautifully balanced first safari: three nights among Laikipia’s varied landscapes, followed by four nights in a private Mara conservancy.

  1. Laikipia3 nightsFly north for rhino, wide-open landscapes and a more active beginning to the safari.
  2. Private Mara conservancy4 nightsFinish with unhurried game drives, excellent guiding and the freedom to enjoy night drives and walks where permitted.

From £6,500 ppIllustrative price based on two adults sharing

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Elephants moving through the dry landscapes of northern Kenya10 days / 9 nights

Northern Kenya · Adventure & conservation

Samburu, Lewa & Laikipia

A more adventurous Kenya safari that stays north of Nairobi, pairing Samburu’s dry-country wildlife with Lewa and the private conservancies of Laikipia.

  1. Samburu3 nightsBegin beside the Ewaso Nyiro with elephants, striking scenery and wildlife adapted to Kenya’s arid north.
  2. Lewa Wildlife Conservancy3 nightsContinue to one of Kenya’s best-known conservation landscapes for rhino, good guiding and varied activities.
  3. Laikipia3 nightsEnd somewhere private and characterful, with space for walking, riding or simply slowing the pace.

From £7,500 ppIllustrative price based on two adults sharing

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A family spending time together on safari in Kenya13 days / 12 nights

Family safari · Space & variety

Laikipia, Mara & the coast

A family-friendly route with time for hands-on activities in Laikipia, classic wildlife in the Mara and a relaxed coastal finish.

  1. Laikipia3 nightsStart with space, conservation stories and a choice of activities suited to different ages.
  2. Private Mara conservancy3 nightsA complete but manageable dose of classic game viewing, with a private vehicle where it adds flexibility.
  3. Kenyan coast6 nightsFinish in Diani, Watamu or Lamu; the right choice depends on the month, ages and preferred style.

From £7,500 ppIllustrative price based on two adults sharing

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A hot-air balloon above wildlife on the plains of the Maasai Mara9 days / 8 nights

Migration in depth · July–October

Two sides of the Mara

A focused Mara safari combining a private conservancy with the National Reserve, designed for travellers who want time rather than a hurried crossing-chase.

  1. Private Mara conservancy4 nightsBegin away from the busiest areas with excellent resident wildlife, night drives and walking where permitted.
  2. Maasai Mara National Reserve4 nightsMove into the reserve for access to the central plains and potential river-crossing areas.

From £8,000 ppIllustrative price based on two adults sharing

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The coast has distinct regional weather patterns, so we will recommend the best beach area for your dates. Migration movements and river crossings are natural events and cannot be guaranteed. All prices are illustrative starting points based on two adults sharing and are subject to availability.

What changes the price?

01

Time of year

July to October, Christmas and New Year are normally the most expensive periods. Travelling outside peak dates can offer excellent value.

02

Reserve or conservancy

Conservancy fees support lower visitor densities and often include a wider range of activities, but can increase the nightly cost.

03

How you travel

Domestic flights save time, while private vehicles, family rooms and single supplements all affect the final price.

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