Top Kenya Day Trips - page 22

An Ol Pejeta Conservancy day tour is uniquely special because it offers the world’s only opportunity to see the last two Northern White Rhinos, houses Kenya's only chimpanzee sanctuary, and offers incredible Big Five sightings, all within a compact 360-sq-km area near Mount Kenya. It's a high-impact, conservation-focused trip featuring rare animals, specialized tracking, and stunning volcanic scenery

A tour to Mount Kenya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Africa's second-highest peak, offers an exhilarating, scenic trekking adventure through distinct ecological zones, from dense bamboo forests to afro-alpine moorlands. Typically spanning via routes like Sirimon, Chogoria, or Naro Moru, treks lead to the non-technical summit of Point Lenana (4,985m), rewarding hikers with panoramic sunrise views, glacial tarns, and unique flora like giant groundsels. Visitors can also enjoy wildlife spotting, trout fishing, or day trips to lower slopes.

Start your day with an early pickup from Nairobi and set off for an adventure at Hell’s Gate National Park. Experience a thrilling 2-hour guided bike tour, where you can observe herds of wildlife like gazelles and zebras, alongside over 100 bird species soaring above. After biking, explore the stunning gorges and caves on a scenic 1-hour walk. Engage with a local Maasai community to gain insights into their rich traditions. Conclude your day with a leisurely boat tour on Lake Naivasha, spotting hippos and vibrant birdlife. - 2-hour guided bike tour through Hell’s Gate National Park - Scenic 1-hour walk through unique gorges and caves - Visit to a local Maasai community for cultural insights - 1-hour boat tour on Lake Naivasha, spotting hippos and diverse birds

This experience combines wildlife and authentic coastal culture — a rare combination in Mombasa. Enjoy a guided walk at Nguuni Nature Sanctuary with close-up views of giraffes ostriches and antelopes in a relaxed natural setting. What makes this tour truly unique is the immersive visit to a local village. Travelers engage directly with the Mijikenda community — learning about the nine coastal tribes,participating in maize pounding and grain grinding, experiencing traditional dance,and meeting a local herbal medicine practitioner who shares indigenous healing knowledge Guests also learn about mnazi (palm wine) and its important role in bringing people together during celebrations and community gatherings This tour creates genuine cultural exchange and offers real connection,hands-on participation,and meaningful storytelling This tour is ideal for culture lovers, first-time visitors to Mombasa, families,and travelers with limited time who want a meaningful and authentic local experience.

This is a private tour for your party only. we use a customised vehicle with a pop up roof for game viewing and photography. The guide has more than 10 years of experience. Tsavo East National Park is one of Kenya's largest protected area. One of the most extensive protected areas in Kenya that measures 13,000 square km. Tsavo East National Park is one of the world's biodiversity strongholds, providing undeveloped homes to vast numbers of animals. Home to the Big Five (lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and Cape buffalo). Also home to African wild dogs, cheetahs, antelopes, impalas, and more. A significant wintering ground for migrant species from Europe Home to the critically endangered Hirola antelope. Home to vast herds of dust-red elephants. Home to the 300 kilometer long Yatta Plateau, the longest laa flow in the world.

This tour is suitable for people who would want to spend less money as they will share a vehicle. Tsavo East National park is home to many large herds of elephants, lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes and many more. It's considered as the largest park in Kenya and it has four gates. You will visit the Aruba dam and see many animals drinking water. It's a park not to miss when in Kenya.

Private safari Certified/professional driver/guide Tour van with pop up roof Complementary drinking bottled water provided

Climb to the top of stunning Mount Longonot on this moderately strenuous day hike. Small-group tours include hands-on attention from your guide and comfortable, round-trip transfers with hotel pickup. Circle the panoramic volcano at your own pace, with sweeping views of the National Park as your ultimate reward. Upgrade to include a scenic boat ride on Lake Naivasha. .One of the shapeliest peaks in all the Rift Valley, Mt Longonot (2776m), and its serrated crater rim offers fabulous views. The dormant volcano rises 1000m above the baking-hot valley floor and was formed 400,000 years ago; it last erupted in the 1860s. The park itself covers only 52 sq km and was set up to protect the volcano’s ecosystem and little else. The name ‘Longonot’ comes from the Maasai name Olo Nongot, which means ‘Mountain of Many Summits’ .

Climb to the top of stunning Mount Longonot on this moderately strenuous day hike. Small-group tours include hands-on attention from your guide and comfortable, round-trip transfers with hotel pickup. Circle the panoramic volcano at your own pace, with sweeping views of the National Park your ultimate reward. Upgrade to include a scenic boat ride on Lake Navaisha.