Top Kenya Pack Animal Tours

Without leaving Nairobi, you can still see plenty of wildlife in just a few hours on this tour to Nairobi National Park. A private vehicle takes you through the park in search of animals like lions, zebras, and giraffes in a wild habitat, and an in-the-know guide shares information and ups your chances of seeing the animals you most want to see.

Embark on a budget-friendly Maasai Mara safari. Enjoy two nights in ensuite tents with hot water and electricity. Travel in a small group (max 7) in a customized safari vehicle for optimal game viewing and photography. Daily departures are guaranteed, even for solo travelers, ensuring no cancellations. Experience Kenya’s wildlife with professional guides and inclusive meals.

A stunning natural marvel, the panoramic views of this geological site are truly extraordinary. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the Earth's rich history and formation. From this vantage point, you can take in the vast valleys and impressive gorges, along with the dramatic cliffs and beautiful surrounding landscape, where grazing wildlife can be seen up close. It’s a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking a deeper connection with the planet's geological wonders. Don’t miss the chance to visit this enchanting viewpoint and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of nature by cycling among the wildlife, walking through the gorges, or horseback riding in the wild at the Sanctuary Farm. Ride from the farm to the shores of Lake Naivasha. On the farm, see different wild animals such as zebras, waterbucks, wildebeest, and impalas. This experience is ideal for families, children, away from city, honey moon and adventure seekers.

Make the most of your Kenya tour by booking this small-group safari, where your guide and driver take care of logistics and planning so you just need to enjoy your six-day trip. You cover quite a bit of territory, from the Masai Mara, to Lake Nakuru, and then Amboseli National Park. Accommodation and meals are taken care of, plus your safari vehicles, so you just need to concentrate on spotting the Big Five and more Kenyan wildlife.

Visit Maasai Mara National Reserve and Lake Nakuru National Park on a 4-day, small-group safari from Nairobi that’s a more intimate alternative to crowded trips with larger groups. Combining the two game reserves means you’ll cover diverse ecosystems that are home to a wide range of wildlife, from the big cats of Maasai Mara to Lake Nakuru’s rare white rhinos and brilliant flocks of flamingos.

Packed with landmarks and colorful markets, Nairobi’s compact city center is perfect for exploring on foot, but finding your way through the crowds can be overwhelming. Join a guide for a Nairobi walking tour that covers key sights, from a rooftop observatory to the American Embassy Memorial Garden, with time to browse markets, learn about local history, and discover Nairobi’s green spaces.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley with a full-day tour featuring a scenic boat ride on Lake Naivasha followed by an exhilarating cycling adventure in Hell’s Gate National Park. Start your journey with a tranquil cruise where you can spot hippos and diverse birdlife while enjoying the serene ambiance. Then, hop on a mountain bike and cycle through breathtaking gorges and plains, encountering wildlife like giraffes and zebras along the way. Enjoy a delicious lunch amidst the scenic views and take in the remarkable geological formations. - Full-day adventure combining a boat ride and cycling safari - Guided boat cruise on Lake Naivasha with hippo and bird spotting - Self-guided cycling through Hell’s Gate’s dramatic landscapes - Lunch included, with pick-up and drop-off from local hotels

Enjoy a 3-day and 2-night Masai Mara wildlife game safari, camping on the banks of the Talek River. Later, proceed to Loita Forest for 4 days and 3 nights of walking through untapped natural forest, with local Maasai guides, porters and donkeys to help carry the luggage. Explore the natural beauty of the forest, full of birds and other wildlife. Camp at scenic areas along rivers and escarpments before emerging at the Nguruman area of Lake Magadi, overlooking Lake Natron and Shompole Conservancy.