Africa Kenya Safaris: Unforgettable Wildlife Adventures Awaits
Africa Kenya Safaris: Are you dreaming of the ultimate Africa Kenya safaris experience? Look no further than Kenya — Africa’s undisputed crown jewel for wildlife adventures.
From the endless golden plains of the Maasai Mara to the snow-capped backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli, Kenya safari tours deliver raw, heart-pounding encounters with the Big Five and the world-famous Great Wildebeest Migration.
At Hail Tours, we specialize in perfectly crafted mid-range Kenya safari packages that give you luxury comfort without the sky-high price tag. Whether you’re planning Kenya wildlife safaris, a romantic honeymoon safari in Kenya, a family safari in Kenya, or your very first African adventure, our expertly designed Kenya safari holidays promise memories that will last a lifetime.
Join thousands of happy travelers who chose Hail Tours in 2025 and let us show you why Kenya remains the #1 safari destination in Africa.
Why Choose Kenya for an African Safari? (The Answer is Simple!)
Every year, hundreds of thousands of travelers ask: “Is Kenya good for safari?” The answer is a resounding YES — and here’s why:
- Home to the legendary Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino)
- Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration — voted one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World
- More than 25 national parks and reserves with award-winning conservation status
- Excellent internal flights and road networks — reach remote parks in hours, not days
- Incredible choice of accommodation — from comfortable mid-range lodges to intimate tented camps
- Safari possible 365 days a year (yes, even in the green season!)
At Hail Tours, we believe the best safaris balance adventure, comfort, and value. Our mid-range Kenya safari packages place you in 4-star lodges and tented camps with en-suite bathrooms, delicious meals, and prime wildlife locations — all at prices that won’t break the bank.
Top National Parks & Safari Destinations in Kenya (The Ones You Can’t Miss)
1. Maasai Mara National Reserve – The Undisputed King
The Maasai Mara is the stuff of BBC documentaries and childhood dreams. Known as the “Big Cat Capital of Africa,” it boasts the highest density of lions, cheetahs, and leopards on the continent.
- Best time: July–October for the Great Migration safari
- Highlights: River crossings, hot-air balloon safaris at sunrise, Maasai village visits
- Hail Tours favorite lodge: Mara Leisure Camp or Aa Lodge Mara — perfect mid-range comfort on the Talek River
2. Amboseli National Park – Elephants & Kilimanjaro Views
Famous for huge tusker elephants wandering beneath Africa’s highest mountain.
- Iconic postcard views of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Observation Hill for panoramic park views
- Hail Tours favorite: Amboseli Sopa Lodge or Kibo Safari Camp** — stunning locations, swimming pools, and unbeatable value
3. Tsavo East & Tsavo West – Raw, Untamed Wilderness
Together they form Kenya’s largest national park — bigger than Jamaica!
- Famous red-dust elephants
- Mzima Springs crystal-clear pools with hippos and crocodiles
- Shetani lava flow and Chyulu Hills
- Hail Tours favorite: Voi Safari Lodge (Tsavo East) and Severin Safari Camp (Tsavo West)
4. Lake Nakuru National Park – Flamingos & Rhinos
Once home to millions of flamingos (they still return in huge numbers), and one of the best places to see both black and white rhinos.
- Waterfalls, acacia forests, and breathtaking lake views
- Hail Tours favorite: Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge — perched on a hilltop with infinity pool
5. Samburu National Reserve – The Rare “Samburu Special Five”
Far off the beaten path in Kenya’s arid north.
- Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, beisa oryx, gerenuk
- Strong Samburu cultural encounters
- Hail Tours favorite: Samburu Sopa Lodge or Elephant Bedroom Camp
6. Nairobi National Park – Wildlife on the City’s Doorstep
The only national park in the world bordering a capital city!
- Perfect 1-day or half-day safari for transit passengers
- Black rhinos, lions, lions, giraffes — skyscrapers in the background
Types of Kenya Safari Packages Offered by Hail Tours
We design every package with comfort, value, and unforgettable game drives in mind.
✓ Mid-Range & Comfort Kenya Safaris (our specialty!)
✓ Luxury Kenya Safaris (if you want to upgrade)
✓ Budget Camping Safaris (adventurous but comfortable)
✓ Great Migration Safari Packages (July–Oct)
✓ Fly-in Safaris (save time, maximize game viewing)
✓ Beach + Safari Combinations (Mombasa, Diani Watamu)
✓ Private Safaris (just your group + guide)
✓ Family Safaris Kenya (child-friendly lodges & activities)
✓ Honeymoon Safari Kenya (romantic dinners, private vehicles)
✓ Photographic Safaris (bean bags, low-volume vehicles)
Sample Itineraries That Travelers Love
7 Days Best of Kenya Safari (Most Popular Mid-Range Package – From $1,950 pp)
Day 1: Arrival Nairobi
Day 2–4: Maasai Mara (3 nights) – 6 game drives + optional balloon
Day 5: Lake Nakuru/Nakuru Sopa Lodge
Day 6–7: Amboseli (2 nights) – Kilimanjaro views + elephant herds
Day 8: Departure
10 Days Kenya Safari & Diani Beach Holiday (Perfect Relax Combo – From $2,850 pp)
Days 1–7: Same as above + Samburu extension
Days 8–10: Fly to Ukunda – relax at Swahili Beach Resort or Leopard Beach Resort
5 Days Masai Mara and Lake Naivasha (Great Short Break – From $1,350 pp)
Ideal for travelers with limited time but big dreams.
(All prices based on 2026 mid-range rates, 2 persons sharing, park fees included)
Wildlife You Can Expect to See on Kenya Safaris
- The Big Five — almost guaranteed on a 7+ day safari
- Cheetahs — best in Maasai Mara & Samburu
- Over 1,100 bird species — Kenya is a birder’s paradise
- Giraffe, zebra, hippo, crocodile, hyena, jackal, serval, caracal, aardvark (with luck!)
Our expert driver-guides average 12+ years experience and know exactly where to find that elusive leopard.
Best Time to Visit Kenya for Safari
- Peak season & Great Migration: July to October (book 12–18 months ahead)
- Shoulder season & excellent value: June & November
- Green season & baby animals: January to March (our secret favorite for fewer crowds)
- Short rains: April–May (big discounts, lush scenery)
Hail Tours runs departures 365 days a year — there is never a bad time!
Kenya Safari Prices 2026 – Transparent & All-Inclusive with Hail Tours
Mid-range safari (4-star lodges, private 4×4 Land Cruiser):
- 5 days: $1,350 – $1,750 per person
- 7 days: $1,950 – $2,650 per person
- 10 days: $2,850 – $3,900 per person
Price includes:
- All park & conservation fees
- Private safari vehicle & professional guide
- All meals & accommodation
- Bottled water in vehicle
- Airport transfers
Solo travelers, families, and groups all welcome — we’ll customize everything.
Best Safari Lodges & Camps in Kenya (Hail Tours Partners
We only work with properties that deliver outstanding guest reviews, prime locations, and true value:
- Mara Aa Lodge (Maasai Mara)
- Amboseli Sopa Lodge
- Severin Safari Camp (Tsavo)
- Samburu Sopa Lodge
- Sarova Lion Hill (Nakuru)
- Ashnil Mara Camp
- Sentrim Elementaita
All offer swimming pools, Wi-Fi, and delicious buffet meals.
What to Pack for a Kenya Safari – The Ultimate Checklist
- Neutral-colored clothing (khaki, beige, green — no bright colors or white)
- Warm fleece or jacket (early morning game drives are chilly!
- Comfortable closed shoes + sandals
- High-factor sunscreen & wide-brim hat
- Binoculars (8×42 or 10×42 recommended)
- Camera + extra batteries/memory cards
- Insect repellent & anti-malarial medication
- Universal adapter & power bank
We provide bean bags for photographers!
Kenya Safari Entry Requirements 2026
- Most nationalities need an e-Visa — apply easily online at evisa.go.ke ($51)
- Passport valid 6+ months
- Yellow fever certificate if arriving from endemic country
- No mandatory COVID tests/vaccines (as of Dec 2025)
Is Kenya Safe for Tourists? Absolutely!
Kenya is one of the safest and most welcoming countries in Africa for tourists.
- All Hail Tours vehicles have 24/7 radio contact and GPS tracking
- Tourist police units in all major parks
- Lodges have armed security and fenced perimeters
- Crime against tourists is extremely rare inside parks and lodges
FAQs About Kenya Safaris
How many days do you need for a Kenya safari?
7–10 days is perfect. Minimum worthwhile trip is 5 days.
Is Kenya or Tanzania better for safari?
Kenya offers better Big Cat viewing, easier logistics, and lower prices. Tanzania has the Serengeti (extension of Mara) and Ngorongoro Crater. Many guests visit both!
What is the best Kenya safari for first-timers?
Our 7-Day Best of Kenya (Mara + Nakuru + Amboseli) — maximum variety, minimum travel time.
What is the most visited park in Kenya?
Maasai Mara — over 300,000 visitors per year.
Can children go on safari in Kenya?
Yes! Many lodges are very family-friendly (we know which ones have kids’ clubs and fenced grounds).
Ready to Book Your Dream Africa Kenya Safari?
Don’t leave your African dream on a wishlist any longer.
At Hail Tours, we’ve been creating life-changing mid-range Kenya safari packages since 2012. Real reviews, transparent pricing, 24/7 support, and a passion for Kenya’s wildlife — that’s the Hail difference.
Contact Us today to get your free custom quote in under 2 hours.
Limited 2026 departures are filling fast — especially July–October Great Migration dates.
Book today and get:
- Free airport transfers in Nairobi
- Complimentary Maasai shuka (blanket) gift
- 5% early-bird discount if you reserve in the next 7 days
Kenya is calling. Will you answer?
We can’t wait to welcome you to the adventure of a lifetime.
Karibu Kenya!
