Kenya Photos

Hiking the Loita Plains in search of wildlife.

We found a leopard at Samburu.

The camping is interspersed with comfortable lodges, or you you can choose a private safari based only at lodges like the Serena Samburu.

You will certainly see elephants on our Kenya trips.

The typical safari vehicle in Kenya is a spacious, air-conditioned van with pop up roof and a window seat for each participant.

We will make a ceremonial stop at the equator.

Lake Nakuru National Park is great for birdwatching and wildlife viewing. You may see 700,000 or more flamingoes here.

Rhinos are making a comeback in Kenya.

Join your Masaai guide, David, for a hike on his tribal lands.

The camping is a pretty civilized affair.

You will have a chance to meet and talk with Masaai people.

On the Million Animal Safari we stay in some lesser know guest houses with a colonial flavor.

Masaai villagers mug for a photo with JOURNEYS director Will Weber

Million Animal Safari leader James Makau Nzioka has been the JOURNEYS representataive in Kenya for more than a decade. He also works to educate local youth about wildlife conservation and is an expert birder.

It is time for a ceremonial ritual.

Visit Kenya between July and November to see the great migrating herds of wildebeest and zebra of the Serengeti ecosystem.

The graceful impala is a permanent resident in most of Kenya's game areas.

There is a good chance you will see a number of Cheetahs during your Kenya Safari.

This cheetah cub was relaxing inthe shade will its mother hunted nearby.

Kids on a JOURNEYS safari might get a lesson in archery with a local bow.

JOURNEYS safaris inj Kenya often have a cultural as will as wildlife theme.

Join in the fun of a village festival in central Kenya.

Ambitious travelers to Kenya can choose from a number of spectacular hikes combining culture, scenery, anthropology and nature.

We spent the night atop a sacred Masaai mountain with our local escorts standing guard.

Ask about hiking options for our wildlife safaris in Kenya.