Affordable Kenya Tours & Safari Packages
Compare over 100-affordable Kenya safari tour packages at a cost of anywhere from US$1500 to US$5,000 per person for the whole trip. Choosing an affordable safari in Kenya will not limit your options to view the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo) or other Africa safari animals. Even though per-day national park fees are expensive, as Kenya safari specialists, we’ll do our best and suggest trip itineraries which ensue costs are kept to a minimum.
If you are looking for an affordable way to journey in Kenya, there are safaris for every type of traveller, and different levels of comfort trips available, from the everyday standard safaris which involve the tented camping, then we have mid-range and luxury which can be split into luxury and high-end luxury lodges.
If interested in doing a safari in Kenya, we offer affordable itineraries to Kenya. These are thoughtfully curated, great-value safari itineraries full of comfort and authenticity. We will visit Kenya top rated wildlife parks & protected areas: the likes of Masai Mara, where you can watch cheetahs sprinting after their prey; Amboseli Park, Samburu Reserve, Aberdare, Tsavo East & Tsavo West National Parks, Meru National Park, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Lake Nakuru National Park, Lake Naivasha, and Kenyan beaches of Diani, Lamu, Watamu-Malindi which combines well on a Kenya safari beach holiday. Head for Nairobi City, where you can stay for well under £50 per night.
Use the provided links below to find affordable Kenya safari trips, family-friendly vacations, romantic honeymoon trips in Kenya, mountain climbing tours and affordable holidays. Remember, all our itineraries are totally flexible and can be changed to suit you.
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Our affordable Kenya safari tour packages have been designed with the aim of delivering genuine, value-for-money safari experiences in the country’s most loved destinations. Our listed itineraries below show how top safari destinations can work together in an itinerary, combining unforgettable experiences -vibrant urban tours, incredible wildlife safaris, and relaxing beach stays. When it comes to planning Kenya holiday safaris, we’re the tailor-made safari specialists. Our Kenya travel experts will customize your journey, shaping it around your individual wants and preferences – see our recommended Kenya safaris below.
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With safari costs varying throughout the year, our best-value itineraries enable you to experience some of the best safaris in Kenya – whether you opt for big-name parks or less well-known, wilder game reserves & conservancies, the country’s top destinations for spotting the big five and the rest, we have a wish-list of trips you’ll love. Our affordable Kenya safari holiday packages have been designed with the aim of delivering genuine, value-for-money safari experiences in the continent’s most iconic destinations
All About Kenya Safaris FAQ’s
The best months for visiting Kenya and the best time for wildlife safaris are during the Dry season from June to December, and January to March when it’s not too hot, rainfall is low and vegetation is thinner – making it easier to view wildlife.
Kenya is a top choice when it comes to wildlife safaris. Most travelers come for the migration safaris which is excellent in Kenya all year-round, with the Masai Mara National Reserve best known for hosting the great migration between July or August and October. Kenya is also one of the best places in Africa to see big cats. White rhinos are easily seen at Lake Nakuru and Nairobi National Parks, and elephants very common in many parks, especially Amboseli National Park. Lakes Bogoria and Nakuru, and the lakes of Amboseli, attract flamingos and a collection of birdlife species. Apart from the Masai Mara, there’s, Meru, Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks and Samburu National Reserve – where excellent wildlife viewing is almost guaranteed.
A Kenya safari costs US$200 per person per day up to US$1,000 per person per day for luxury Kenya safaris. This price also depends on other add on safari factors, and on what sort of safari you want and can afford. Kenya air safaris can be expensive, but practically reduces the amount of time you’ll spend on the road. Other safari package inclusions include the transport, accommodation, all meals and safari activities including game viewing drives.
A well planned full-day Kenya safari starts with a quiet morning game viewing drive looking for wildlife, followed with a cup of coffee or tea at the bush – this time is ideal for viewing wildlife.
Afterwards, you’ll return to the lodge or camp mid- to late morning for a proper sit-down breakfast. Enjoy a few hours of relaxation at your lodge, followed by lunch, then a few hours more enjoying the camp amenities. Go for an afternoon tea, happening around 3 PM or 3:30 PM, then it’s back into the wilderness park looking for wildlife until after dark.
One last activity, just before sunset you’ll stop for another safari ‘Sundowner’, where you’ll watch as the sunsets while sipping the drink of your choice. Now head back to the camp in time for dinner and off to bed – repeats daily for your remaining safari days.
Kenya is a safe safari destination to visit thanks to its tourist industry which is very established and visitors are very well looked after. While Kenya is a safe destination compared to some surrounding African countries, there are issues with crime in big cities such as Nairobi and Mombasa, but most issues can be avoided by following basic safety precautions. In addition, several governments have advised against traveling to remote Kenyan border zones. You should stay clear of political demonstrations. Keep in mind, more than a million tourists visit Kenya each and every year, and the majority of safari visits are trouble-free. Before you travel make sure to check with your government’s embassy regarding the latest foreign travel advice.