Kesari's Kenya Safari Packages - A Unforgettable Experience

You’ve seen the magnificent animals and birds in the movies depicting African jungles. The movie Tarzan and a few others offered a glimpse of the sheer variations in wildlife that Kenya is home to. Are you looking for a wild, untamed adventure? A Kenya safari holiday is one of the best options to experience wildlife at its best.

Kenya is the sole acacia silhouette on the prairie with a never-ending horizon. It is home to snow-capped mountains on top of the equator with treacherous deserts close by, opulent, palm-fringed seashore of the Indian Ocean, the Great Rift Valley that once would have torn the African continent apart, and the impenetrable forests evocative of the mainland’s heart. Kenya is a country of larger-than-life landforms that stir your deepest wishes for this unusual continent

From the charging wildlife herds to the fabulous culture of the Rendille, Samburu, and Masai Mara, to the Pink Flamingos in the lakes of Rift Valley surrounded by the imposing Mount Kenya, Kenya has it all. Check out the Kenya safari packages Kesari Tours offers.

Here’s what you can expect to see and experience on a typical Kenya tour

The Great Wildebeest Migration: The Masai Mara National Game Reserve is home to one of the largest natural migrations in the world. The best time to visit this reserve is from July to October when the wildebeest move from the plains of Serengeti to the wild of Masai Mara looking for greener meadows. Herds of elephants, zebras, giraffes, lions, leopards and the Nile crocodile await this migration eagerly.

Lake Nakuru National Park: Lake Nakuru National Park is known for is bird species around the world. The bird sanctuary is home to more than 400 bird species, like flamingos and other water birds. One of the best places to spot wildlife, the park is home to waterbucks, endangered black rhinos, warthogs, impalas, Rothschild giraffes, buffalo, elands, white rhinos, and hippos.The national park was established in 1961 and the Lake Nakuru is fed by the three main rivers; the Makalia, the Njoro, and the Enderit, along with several springs. Make sure to check out the panoramic view of the lake from Baboon Cliff and Lion Hill.

The Great Rift Valley and its lakes: The Great Rift Valley is a geographical fault, that is almost 5,000 km in length and extends from North Syria to the central parts of Mozambique. The Great Rift Valley starts from 1,300 ft (395 m) below sea level at the Dead Sea to 6,000 ft (1,830 m) above sea level in Southern Kenya.

The Great Rift Valley was created from volcanic movements, where East Africa is still moving further east every day. The Rift valley is full of incredible lakes, some of which are alkaline. These alkaline lakes attract special birds like Flamingos, virtually coloring the lakes’ pink. You will also find Acacia trees and flowers surrounding lake Awassa mirroring the hot and dry tropical climate in the Great Rift Valley

Of course, not just this but you get a chance to experience the wildlife up close on your Game drive, which is a part of the Kenya tours itinerary.

So, wait no more, check the Kenya safari packages with Kesari Tours and book a seat today.