A Kenya safari has long been one of the most popular African holidays, often combined with a beach stay. It is indeed still very good for this, but in the last few years has 'grown up' to offer a lot more than the fairly standard fare for which it had become known. Safaris in Kenya are now less about mass market safari holidays, and it is becoming a very good ecotourism and fair trade destination.

Kenya's most famous highlight is the Masai Mara.  Kenya safari holidays here will definitely bring you close to some fantastic wildlife. However there is more the Kenya than just the Mara.  There are the Rift Valley lakes (freshwater lakes - Naivasha , Turkana and Baringo, and soda lakes - Nakuru, Elementaita, Bogoria and Natron) and the huge Lake Victoria, plus many hilly / mountainous areas such as Mount Kenya, Mount Elgon, the Mathews Ranges and the Aberdares. 

And of course there is Kenya’s 480km coastline which is the classic image of a tropical paradise; sweeping, white beaches bordering turquoise water teeming with colourful marine life and dotted with idyllic islands.  All backed by the outstanding wildlife of the Kenyan wilderness and the fascinating culture of the towns and villages. 

Magical Safaris arranges many different types Kenya safaris and holidays.  Whether you want a safari, activity, or beach-based experience we can suggest the right itinerary for you.  We plan everything on a tailor made basis.

Kenya animal migration safari holiday is the greatest animal show on earth. Wild animal on the move, blanket the masai mara landscape as far as the eye can see. Animal migration seventh wonder of world. The Wildebeest Migration is a dramatic story. It takes place within Kenya and Tanzania and is the greatest wildlife show on earth. Between the open plains of the Serengeti and the Masai Mara, thousands of wildebeest and zebras migrate to greener pastures as the seasons change and the circle of life and death continues. Predators follow the Wildebeest Migration closely, waiting for an opportunity to strike weak prey as they make their way into different territories. The precise timing of the Wildebeest Migration changes annually and it is a very unpredictable and spontaneous natural event.