The Heartbeat of East African Wildlife

From the rolling plains of the Masai Mara to the snow-capped silhouette of Mount Kenya, Kenya is the quintessential safari destination. Home to the Great Wildebeest Migration, legendary Big Five encounters, and a tapestry of tribal cultures, Kenya offers experiences that stay with you long after you return home. At Agasaro Safaris, we weave together expert guiding, seamless logistics, and authentic connections to deliver journeys that captivate the senses and stir the soul.

Wildebeest Migration Mara crossing

Why Choose Kenya

  • The Great Wildebeest Migration: Every year, over 1.5 million wildebeest and zebras thunder through the Masai Mara ecosystem in search of fresh grazing. We time your visit for dramatic river crossings and predator-prey spectacles.
  • Big Five & Beyond: From elephant herds grazing beneath Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli to black rhinos in Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya’s parks deliver iconic wildlife at every turn.
  • Cultural Immersion: Walk with Maasai warriors, learn bead-making from Samburu women, or join a Turkana village ceremony—our community-led experiences foster genuine exchange and respect.
  • Scenic Diversity: Safari in the acacia-dotted savannahs of Laikipia, wander Aberdare’s misty forests, then unwind on the white sands of Diani Beach—all within one country.
  • Birding Capital of Africa: With over 1,100 recorded species, Kenya is a birder’s paradise. From pink-flamingo lakes to riparian forests, our guides help you spot rarities like the shoebill and Fischer’s 

Top Safari Destinations in Kenya

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Major Cities & Safari Gateways

  • Nairobi: Kenya’s vibrant capital and main safari hub, gateway to Amboseli, Samburu, and the Masai Mara.
  • Mombasa: Historic coastal city, launch point for Diani Beach, marine safaris, and Swahili cultural tours.
  • Nakuru: Lake Nakuru National Park gateway, famous for vast flamingo flocks and rhino sanctuaries.
  • Kisumu: Located on Lake Victoria, perfect for birdwatching, fishing communities, and western Kenya culture.
  • Eldoret: Rift Valley crossroads near Mt. Elgon, offering nature treks and interactions with Kalenjin communities.
  • Malindi: Coastal town with marine parks, historic Old Town, and access to nearby Watamu reefs.
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World-famous for the annual migration, Mara’s open grasslands also host cheetah hunts, lion prides, and more than 450 bird species.
Set against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli offers unparalleled elephant viewing and easy game drives through marshlands.
Home to species unique to northern Kenya—reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx—and renowned for its stark landscapes and Samburu cultural villages.
Once known as the “Lake of a Million Flamingos,” Nakuru dazzles with flocks of greater and lesser flamingos, plus endangered black and white rhinos on its grassy shorelines.
Together with the largest protected area in Kenya, Tsavo offers red-dust landscapes, volcanic hills, and remote wilderness—perfect for off-the-beaten-path adventures.
Masai Mara Culture- Kenya

Best Time to Visit Kenya

July to October (Peak Season)

Ideal for experiencing the Mara river crossings and clear-sky game viewing across all parks.

January to March (Calving Season)

Witness newborn plains game in Mara and cooler, dry weather perfect for walking safaris.

April to June (Green Season)

Verdant landscapes, fewer tourists, and lower rates—excellent for birding and photography.

November to Mid-December (Short Rains)

Sun-breaks between showers, newborn wildlife, and dramatic skies.

Whether it’s your first safari or your tenth, let Agasaro Safaris show you why Kenya remains the world’s most celebrated wildlife destination.

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