Safari Itineraries

Enjoy the exclusivity of Masai Mara, which is committed to sustainable rangeland management, encouraging more modern and viable livestock enterprises that support local communities. Then explore the stunning landscapes of Meru National Park and its relatively untouched Kopje.

Let us whisk you away for eight days of total wilderness. Experience an unrivalled diversity of animals in Meru, Immerse yourself in Loisaba’s wildlife-rich hills, and fly into the matchless Masai Mara.

• Cover three very different types of ecosystems while travelling in the luxury; encounter their inhabitants, whose authentic, traditional and colourful tribal ways remain relatively untouched.
• Experience a safari tailored to ensure a seamless experience; direct flights in an executive luxury aircraft, single check-in, and additional luggage allowance.
• Meru National Park provides an exclusive safari experience with only two camps in the 870km2 park, home to a large diversity of animals including rare species specific to Northern Kenya; Grevy’s zebra, gerenuk, Somali ostrich and reticulated giraffe.
• Loisaba is a 57,000-acre wildlife conservancy, which is home to the less-seen and rare northern species: wild dog, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, greater kudu and beisa oryx.
• The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to 3 million large animals; more than half of whom come and go according to one of the world’s largest wildlife migrations.

• Cover three very different types of ecosystems while travelling in the luxury; encounter their inhabitants, whose authentic, traditional and colourful tribal ways remain relatively untouched.
• Experience a safari tailored to ensure a seamless experience; direct flights in an executive luxury aircraft, single check-in, and additional luggage allowance.
• In Amboseli National Park, experience incredible views of Mount Kilimanjaro and witness some of Africa’s largest elephants.
• Loisaba is a 57,000-acre wildlife conservancy, which is home to the less-seen and rare northern species: wild dog, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, greater kudu and beisa oryx.
• The Masai Mara National Reserve is home to 3 million large animals; more than half of whom come and go according to one of the world’s largest wildlife migrations.