Explore published national parks in Kenya and compare wildlife, landscapes, activities and practical safari planning information.
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A cool, mountainous national park of rainforest, bamboo, high moorland and waterfalls, known for elephants, buffalo, rare forest wildlife and exceptional birding.
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An iconic southern Kenya park where large elephant herds move across open plains and wetlands beneath views of Mount Kilimanjaro, with excellent wildlife and birding.
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A dramatic Rift Valley park near Naivasha where cliffs, volcanic towers, geothermal landscapes and open plains create one of Kenya’s best walking and cycling park experiences.
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A remote and rugged eastern Kenya wilderness on the Tana River, rich in George Adamson heritage, inselbergs, rapids, birdlife and strong links to neighbouring Meru.
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A compact Rift Valley park built around a shallow alkaline lake, celebrated for rhino conservation, rich birdlife, flamingos, pelicans, wooded escarpments and easy access from Nakuru.
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A wild and relatively uncrowded eastern Kenya park with the Big Five, a major rhino sanctuary, northern dry-country species, riverine forests and strong Born Free heritage.
A remarkably accessible wildlife park on Nairobi’s southern edge, known for rhinos, lions, plains game, prolific birding and the unusual sight of wild animals against the city skyline.
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Kenya’s vast eastern Tsavo wilderness, famous for red-dusted elephants, the Galana River, Yatta Plateau, dry-country wildlife and excellent safari access from the coast.
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A rugged volcanic wilderness of lava flows, springs, hills and savannah, with Mzima Springs, black-rhino conservation, Big Five wildlife and outstanding birding.
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