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Masai Mara
Big-cat country and a key stage of the annual wildebeest migration.
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Choose the right route
Kenya brings several very different safari landscapes into one journey: the open plains of the Masai Mara, elephant country below Kilimanjaro, the red earth of Tsavo and the lakes of the Rift Valley. A private route lets you combine those places at a pace that makes sense.
FAD Safaris plans departures from Nairobi and Mombasa and operates the journey with an experienced driver-guide. Compare the itineraries below, then ask us to adjust the accommodation level, number of nights or final drop-off.
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Big-cat country and a key stage of the annual wildebeest migration.
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Elephants, open wetlands and classic views towards Kilimanjaro.
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Red-earth landscapes and a natural first safari from the Kenya coast.
Explore Tsavo EastOn the route
Open a destination for its wildlife, route options and the itineraries that travel through it.
Real routes
These are published starting points with a day-by-day route. Ask the safari desk to adapt the dates, stays or pace.
Mombasa , then Tsavo West , then Mombasa
Nairobi , then Masai Mara , then Nairobi
Mombasa , then Tsavo West , then Amboseli , then Nairobi
Use the full catalogue to narrow these routes by length, starting point or park.
Filter all Kenya SafarisUseful answers
Clear starting points for planning. We confirm availability and current travel details when you enquire.
Most FAD Kenya safaris start in Nairobi or Mombasa. The best starting point depends on your flight or beach hotel and the parks you want to combine.
Two or three days can work for one nearby park. Five to eight days gives a more comfortable route through several wildlife areas with less time spent changing locations.
Yes. The published routes are practical starting points. Our team can adjust the parks, trip length, accommodation level and pick-up or drop-off point.
Kenya offers wildlife viewing throughout the year. Dry periods are popular for visibility, while greener months bring dramatic skies, birdlife and fewer vehicles in many areas.
Safari field notes
Safari guide
The Great Migration is a living, rain-led cycle across the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem—not a single event on a fixed date. Choose the experience first, then match it to the right area and travel window.
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Safari guide
East Africa is a year-round safari region. The best time depends on whether you value dry-season wildlife, migration events, green landscapes, primates, birding or a quieter journey.
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Safari guide
East Africa’s strongest safari routes combine destinations for contrast: open plains and forests, famous wildlife areas and quieter landscapes, game drives and primate trekking.
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Share your dates, group size and preferred places. The FAD team will confirm a practical route and quotation.
For official destination and conservation information, visit Kenya Wildlife Service.
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