Famous for: Its large herds of free-ranging elephants, including tusked bulls, where herds of up to 100 can be found against the spectacular backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Famous for: Providing a remote and unhurried safari experience that breaks away from the traditional, allowing guests to spend time outside the game vehicle.

Famous for: The Great Migration. From July-October, witness what is truly the world’s most spectacular wildebeest migration and the dramatic sightings that occur during the mass crossing of the swollen Mara River.

Famous for: Being the second highest mountain in Africa. It’s filled with the mystery of legend, told to be the home of the Kikuyu God, Ngai, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, visitors are treated to a fascinating world of forests, wildlife, and the one of Earth’s rarest sights, equatorial snow.

Famous for: Being East Africa’s most cosmopolitan city. Also referred to as a the ‘Green City in the Sun’, Nairobi’s charms include it’s vibrant cultural life, exciting nightlife, and the wildlife national park right at its doorstep.

Famous for: Its clouds of brilliant pink flamingo and other water birds rising from glittering lakes, including Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, Lake Bogoria and Lake Baringo. Many of the lakes are surrounded by game reserves, providing wonderful opportunities for bird watching and wildlife.

Famous for: The elephant crossing at the wide banks of the red Ewaso Ng’iro River, the third largest river in Kenya.

It’s huge herds of dust-red elephants. More than 10,000 of them bulldoze their way around this vast park.

Famous for: Its long tropical beaches, relaxing atmosphere and water-sport activities. Kenya’s coast is synonymous with white beaches and azure water, but it’s also full of culture, reminding visitors of its charming history and heritage.