Four Kenyan reserves we know in detail — and run safaris in year-round.
1,510 km² of open savanna in south-west Kenya, bordering the Serengeti. Big cat density is among the highest in Africa, and the Great Migration crosses the Mara River from roughly July to October.
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Freshwater Rift Valley lake known for boat trips among hippos, the Crescent Island walking safari, and a Mount Longonot crater rim hike. Strong birding — over 400 species recorded.
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22,000 km² of red-earth wilderness between Nairobi and Mombasa. Famous for dust-bathing elephants, Mzima Springs and the volcanic landscapes of Tsavo West.
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Arid northern reserve home to the Samburu Special Five — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, gerenuk and Somali ostrich — none of which you'll see in the Mara.
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