At Kenia Tours & Safaris, we believe travel should do more than inspire — it should protect and preserve. That’s why we champion eco-friendly safaris that celebrate Kenya’s wildlife while supporting the people and environments that sustain them.
Adapted & paraphrased from “The Poetry of Movement” by Altaf Jiwa The Masai Mara plains pulse with vitality as excitement buzzes in the atmosphere. Dust spirals as countless hooves pound the earth, a rhythmic heartbeat resonating throughout the savanna. This is the Great Migration, more than a wildlife event, but a dynamic masterpiece of instinct, endurance, and survival, illustrated across the golden savannas of East Africa. A Rhythm of Dust, Breeze, and Determination As the wildebeest come together, propelled by the relentless quest for water and lush grass, a palpable tension builds — a…
Planning your first safari in East Africa? You’re about to embark on one of the most unforgettable journeys of your life. Whether you’re tracking lions across the golden plains of the Serengeti in Tanzania or watching elephants roam freely in…
Kenya’s tourism industry has grown exponentially over the years and is considered one of Africa’s finest destinations to travel to. Nonetheless, it is generally not considered an expensive place to travel to in comparison to other African countries. Prices vary…
Staple foods While different communities have their own native foods, the staple foods in Kenya include cereals (Maize, Millet, Sorghum and others depending on the region) eaten with various Meats and Vegetables. Foods that are universally eaten in Kenya are Ugali,…
