Discover Kenya’s Wild and Timeless Landscapes

The legendary home of the Great Migration, dramatic river crossings and exceptional big-cat sightings.

Iconic elephant country with open plains, seasonal wetlands and unforgettable views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

A vast red-earth wilderness known for large elephant herds, open savannah and the Galana River.

A scenic volcanic landscape featuring Mzima Springs, lava flows, rocky hills and rhino conservation.

A cool highland park of bamboo forests, waterfalls, deep valleys and open moorlands.

A UNESCO-listed mountain wilderness of glaciers, alpine vegetation, forests and dramatic scenery.

A compact, scenic park famous for rhinos, lakeshore wildlife and panoramic viewpoints.

A striking semi-arid reserve along the Ewaso Ng’iro River, known for rare northern species.

A peaceful reserve of springs, riverine woodland and rugged northern scenery beside Samburu.

A remote reserve of volcanic hills, dry plains and riverine woodland with fewer visitors.

An uncrowded wilderness of rivers, woodland and open plains with excellent wildlife diversity.

A rugged, remote landscape of granite outcrops, dry woodland and the Tana River.

A little-visited reserve offering remote wilderness, river landscapes and authentic exploration.

A forested volcanic mountain and oasis rising above the arid north, famous for crater lakes.

A UNESCO World Heritage landscape on Lake Turkana, celebrated for fossils and dramatic desert scenery.

A vast, remote reserve of rugged hills, dry plains and authentic northern wilderness.

Kenya’s only remaining tropical rainforest, ideal for birding, butterflies and guided nature walks.

A remarkable safari park beside the capital, combining open plains with city skyline views.

East Africa’s largest coastal forest, internationally important for endemic birds and rare mammals.

A green coastal reserve of rolling hills, forest, elephants and Kenya’s rare sable antelope.

A remote coastal forest and woodland reserve with important biodiversity and wilderness value.

A remote reserve of savannah, woodland and coastal habitats close to the Lamu archipelago.

A protected dryland reserve established to conserve rare antelopes and semi-arid ecosystems.

Turquoise waters, coral reefs, dolphins and colourful marine life near Shimoni and Wasini Island.

A protected marine paradise of coral gardens, lagoons and white-sand beaches.

Kenya’s pioneering marine park, offering coral reefs, snorkelling and coastal scenery.

A riverine forest ecosystem created to protect rare primates and the lower Tana’s biodiversity.

A private sanctuary of rolling hills, open plains and waterholes bordering Tsavo West.