Kenya was named (for the seventh time in a row) the premier wildlife tourism stop at the prestigious annual World Travel Awards in 2021. Located in East Africa, it holds some of the finest beaches in Africa. It is better known for its scenic landscapes and famed wildlife preserves. Kenya is a land of vast savannah plains, stunning mountains, and lush forests and lakes to scorching deserts, turquoise seas and stunning white sand beaches. The topography teeming with wildlife, ranges from the Northern District’s deserts and its astounding rift Lake Turkana to the riverine gamelands of the Samburu, to the grand Laikipia Plateau, scenically dominated by regal Mount Kenya.

Safari enthusiasts are spoilt for choice: from Amboseli National Park, famously graced with African elephants and unending views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, to the lakes of Nakuru and Naivasha famed for their pink flamingos, and, of course, the Maasai Mara, the northern half of the Serengeti-Maasai Mara ecosystem, and home to the Big Five. Its tropical climate makes Kenya a destination right through the year; no matter, what time of the year you visit, you are certain to view stupendous wildlife and return home with memories of a lifetime.