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Sample journeys across Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda — each a starting point, shaped around you before anything is booked. Filter by country, or search.
5 safaris in Kenya
Classic Kenya
A seven-day Kenya safari pairing the flamingo-rich Lake Nakuru with the Big Five plains of the Maasai Mara and Amboseli's elephant herds beneath Kilimanjaro..
Wild and Magical Kenya
A ten-day extended Kenya safari adding the dramatic semi-arid landscapes and unique wildlife of Samburu in the north to the classic Big Five Mara–Amboseli circuit..
Wilderness Classic Kenya
An eight-day Kenya safari built around the private conservancies that border the Maasai Mara, where walking safaris and night drives are possible — paired with Lake Nakuru and Amboseli beneath Kilimanjaro..
Adventures of Kenya
A six-day safari pairing Kenya's two signature parks — Amboseli's elephants beneath Kilimanjaro and the big-cat plains of the Maasai Mara — at a brisk, rewarding pace..
Kenya Honeymoon
A nine-day honeymoon pairing private, luxurious days in the Maasai Mara — balloon flights, sundowners, candlelit dinners — with the white sand and warm water of Diani Beach..
Planning your safari
- How many days do I need for a safari?
- For a single country, five to seven days lets you settle into two or three parks without moving camp every morning. To combine Kenya and Tanzania comfortably, allow ten to fourteen days; add more for Rwanda's gorillas or a beach finish. We'd rather build a relaxed week than a rushed fortnight.
- Should I go to Kenya or Tanzania — or both?
- Kenya's Maasai Mara is compact, easy from Nairobi and dense with predators — wonderful for a first or shorter safari; Tanzania's Serengeti is vast and open, with the Ngorongoro Crater alongside, rewarding more time. The migration crosses between them, and under one Wildtouch booking you don't juggle two operators.
- When is the best time to see the Great Migration?
- There's no single date — but roughly July to October the herds are in Kenya's Maasai Mara and northern Serengeti, when the dramatic Mara River crossings happen; late January to March they're calving on the green southern Serengeti plains, thousands of births a day with predators close behind, and quieter camps.
Still deciding? Tell us your dates and we'll advise — no obligation.