Kenya

There are destinations that invent a way of travelling. Kenya invented the safari. Here, on the plains of the Masai Mara, on the slopes of Kilimanjaro seen from Amboseli, in the red landscapes of Samburu, the image of Africa we all carry within us was forged. And although more than a hundred years have passed since those first explorers, the magic remains intact. The Masai Mara is undoubtedly the country's heart. The Great Migration crosses the river each year between July and October, in one of the most impressive natural spectacles on the planet. But Kenya is much more than the Mara. Amboseli offers the iconic image of elephants with snow-capped Kilimanjaro in the background. Samburu reveals unique species you won't see anywhere else. And Laikipia, with its private conservancies, represents the future of safari: community conservation and intimate experiences. What distinguishes Kenya is its combination of accessibility and authenticity. Good air connections, developed tourist infrastructure and at the same time genuine encounters with Masai culture, breathtaking landscapes and wildlife that continues to surprise even the most experienced travellers.