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Aberdare
National Park
This
park is part of the Aberdare Mountain
Range, and encompasses fascinating
landscapes. Kenya's third largest
park, its dramatic mountains, and
lush jungle valleys gave rise to the
Kikuyu legend that it is one of the
homes of Ngai (God). |
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Amboseli
National Park
Amboseli, in the Maasai language, means
"Salty Dust". Despite its dry appearance, it has an endless water supply that
comes from Mt. Kilimanjaro’s ice cap.
This year-round luxury attracts huge
elephant herds and many other large
mammals. |
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Maasai
Mara National Reserve
This
reserve is the most famous and most
visited game reserve in Kenya. It
offers breathtaking views, and an
extraordinary density of animals including
the Big Five. And during July through
September it is home to the great
migration. |
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Lake
Nakuru National Park
This
world famous reserve was created to
protect its stunning flocks of lesser
flamingo which literally turn its
shores pink. It’s birdlife here is
world renowned: a beacon for leading
ornithologists, scientists and filmmakers. |
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Mt.
Kenya National Park
At
16,000 feet, Mount Kenya is East Africa’s
second highest mountain. As the altitude
changes part of the Mountain’s fascination
is the variation in flora, including
the Giant Groundsel and Lobelia. |
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Samburu
National Reserve & Buffalo Springs
These
two reserves offer spectacular vistas
of rounded rugged hills and undulating
plains. The area is home to a wide
variety of animal and birdlife and
some of the rarer species, like Reticulated
Giraffe, Grevy’s Zebra. |
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Tsavo
East National Park
Tsavo-East
is one of Kenya’s oldest and largest
National Parks. It’s beautiful landscape
and proximity to the coast make it
a popular safari destination. Highlights
include camel safaris and the world's
largest lava flow. |
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Tsavo
West National Park
Over
7000 elephants make the park their
home, making it the largest population
in any Kenyan park. Fed by massive
springs from Mt. Kilimanjaro the parks
year round water supply attracts a
wide variety of game year round. |