The word ‘safari’ actually originated from Kenya from the Swahili language; this word actually means ‘starting a journey’ thus Safari in Kenya. Ever since the 1920’s when early explore Earnest Hemingway traveled to Kenya’s very large savannah plains and even when President Roosevelt visited Kenya to hunt lions, Kenya has continued to maintain its attraction bringing in millions of lovers of wildlife each year. Besides the wildlife, this country is gifted with attractive highland scenery, beautiful lakes, verdant mountains, several wildlife species living in the large plains and above all one of the most beautiful coastlines on the planet. The notable friendliness of the people of Kenya makes a Safari in Kenya a very memorable holiday experience and safari destination for individual travelers, couples on honeymoon, friends and families.

Having a properly developed tourism infrastructure, with a good road network, several airstrips located in different parts of the country 3 airports of which two are international airports, the tourism sector of Kenya handles all types of holiday makers ranging from budgets to luxury holidaymakers.

What to do on your Safari in Kenya

Tourist destination Kenya offers a number of sites and attractions that will please any adventure traveler visiting the country. Below we have highlighted some of the things to do on your Kenya Safari with AA Safaris & Tours Ltd

• Wildlife safaris including Game drives
• Balloon safaris
• Photography safaris
• Cultural and heritage safaris
• Hiking Safaris
• Biking Tours
• Archeological safaris
• Golf safaris
• Mountain climbing and trekking
• Flying safaris
• Water sports Adventures that include: White water rafting, fishing, diving and kite surfing

When is the Best Time to Take a Safari in Kenya

Kenya experiences a very pleasant climate all year round with temperatures range from 28°C to 12C. Kenya Wildlife safaris can be conducted all year round, and this is because the animals can easily be seen in various parks and reserves. However the peak season for a Kenya safari is from December up to March as well as from June to October. The renowned wildebeest migration in the Masai Mara Park takes place from June to October.

Kenya’s rain season start in late March up to April and then from late October up to November. During those months the country receives fewer tourists and it’s for that reason that its regarded as the off-peak season. During that time most of the safaris are offered at discounted prices.

How to Get to Kenya for a Safari

By Air

Kenya has two international airports in Kenya; and the main international airport in Kenya is the Jommo Kenyatta International Airport, which is also the largest in Eastern and Central Africa. It is found just 18km from Kenya’s Capital city. This airport is served by over 45 international airliners coming from different continents including the Middle East and Europe. Among the popular airlines are: Kenya Airways, Precision Air, KLM, Lufthansa, Emirates, Egypt Airlines, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, Air Arabia, South African Airlines, Etihad, Ethiopian Airlines, Qatar Air and Air France.

Then Mombasa International Airport caters for people traveling to the Kenya coast to enjoy the beautiful coastal beaches and water sport safaris. Kenya airways, Condor Airlines, Etihad Airways, KLM and Turkish Airways are among the airlines that serve this airport

By Road

Kenya can also be accessed by road through the different boarder posts as highlighted below:

Uganda: through Busia or Malaba

Tanzania: through Namanga or Vanga or Taveta or even Lunga Lunga

South Sudan: through Lokichgio.

Book your Safari in Kenya with AA Safaris & Tours Ltd today for a memorable wildlife and culture experience

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