Are walking safaris safe in Kenya? You have probably read a dozen blogs that all say yes, guides carry rifles, and everyone walks in single file, end of story. That answer is true, but it is not the whole story. If you are planning your first trip to Kenya, you deserve the whole story, not […]
The first time a guide radios “five cars already at the leopard, we wait,” you understand what a conservancy fee buys. No jostling for a gap between roofs. No engine noise drowning out a cub calling for its mother. Just your vehicle, maybe two others, and a clean line of sight. That rule, the conservancy […]
The first time a guest sees the words “bucket shower” on a camp info sheet, the questions start. Will there be enough water? Is it actually warm? What happens if you run out halfway through, covered in soap? We get asked this more than almost anything else when guests are choosing a first camp, so […]
You have already stood at the Mara River and watched wildebeest throw themselves down the bank. You have the photos. So when guests ask us about a second migration happening quietly east of the reserve, in the Loita Plains, we understand why they lean in. This is the Loita Plains zebra migration Kenya rarely talks […]
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