Avoid overloading the itinerary
Because the international journey is already long, use your time in Kenya for quality safari days rather than repeatedly changing destinations just to increase the number of places visited.
Travelling from Australia to Kenya is a substantial long-haul journey, so it makes sense to plan the safari around meaningful wildlife time, sensible transfer days and the destinations you most want to experience. Our published packages give you a practical starting point before we tailor the details.
We help Australian travellers compare Kenya-only routes with wider East Africa combinations, while keeping the itinerary realistic. The goal is enough time in each destination, comfortable transfer planning and clear inclusions before you book.
Because the international journey is already long, use your time in Kenya for quality safari days rather than repeatedly changing destinations just to increase the number of places visited.
If your overall holiday allows it, Kenya can be combined with Tanzania, Uganda or Rwanda. Tell us your priorities first so the route can be built around practical border and flight connections.
Long road transfers can be part of the safari experience, but selected domestic flights can reduce travel time. We can compare both approaches for suitable routes.
A beach stay can work well after a wildlife safari. Let us know whether you prefer the Kenyan coast or another regional extension so the transport sequence can be checked before booking.
Browse current safari journeys from our database and open any package to view its route, duration, inclusions and available pricing.
Swap the safari vehicle for the saddle on this 5-day horse riding safari at Sosian Ranch. Ride among elephants, giraffes and zebras across 24,000 acres of wild Laikipia. You stay four nights at Sosian Lodge, with daily guided rides, game drives and waterfall swims. It is ideal for confident riders seeking a truly different Kenyan safari.
Enjoy a memorable day trip to Lake Nakuru National Park, famous for its flamingos, rhinos, and diverse wildlife. Explore scenic landscapes on exciting game drives, spot Rothschild’s giraffes, zebras, and buffaloes, and discover one of Kenya’s most beautiful wildlife destinations, rich in birdlife and natural beauty.
Discover the Great Rift Valley on a 2-day Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha safari. Spot black and white rhinos, Rothschild’s giraffes, lions and flamingos in Lake Nakuru National Park. Then cruise Lake Naivasha among hippos and fish eagles, and walk with giraffes and zebras on Crescent Island. A perfect getaway, just a short drive from Nairobi.
Head north on a 2-day Samburu National Reserve safari. Follow the palm-lined Ewaso Ng’iro River through rugged semi-arid landscapes in search of the Samburu Special Five: Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, Somali ostrich and gerenuk. Spot elephants, lions and leopards, and meet the colourful Samburu people. A true wild north adventure.
Leave the coast behind on a 2-day Tsavo East National Park safari from Mombasa. Roam vast open plains in search of famous red elephants, lions, cheetahs and buffaloes. Visit Lugard Falls on the Galana River, Mudanda Rock and Aruba Dam, then unwind at a safari lodge as the sun sets over the wild. An easy, unforgettable bush escape.
Journey from Nairobi to Tsavo West, one of Kenya’s largest and most dramatic parks. Explore volcanic landscapes, the Shetani lava flow and Mzima Springs, where hippos and crocodiles glide through crystal-clear water. Spot elephants, lions, leopards and giraffes, visit the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary and enjoy views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
These destinations are pulled directly from the published destination library and can be combined according to the routes available in our safari packages.
These answers explain how our booking process works. Always confirm current government entry requirements before you travel.
Yes, subject to the route and services available for your dates. Tell us the parks or experiences you want most and we can help assess a practical cross-border sequence.
Yes. Private safari planning is available on suitable itineraries and gives the travelling party more control over the daily pace and stops.
Use the official Kenya Electronic Travel Authorisation website for the latest entry requirements and confirm any other travel rules that apply before departure.
Send your travel dates, number of travellers and preferred safari style and our team will help you match the right published journey or build a custom itinerary.