Whilst the game-rich savanna plains of the Masai Mara still remain to be undoubtedly the best-known of Kenya’s parks, in the know guests would also love to head up to the least-visited Western Kenya where Kakamega, Kenya’s only equatorial rain forest lies or explore the inland beaches the remote islands of Mfangano and Rusinga in Lake Victoria. The vast Laikipia conservancies are home to some of Africa’s best-run rhino conservation projects and where the views of the snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya offer a compelling backdrop to every safari guest.
More adventurous guests may wish to discover the wilds of Lake Turkana where they can camp under the stars and trek through the bush with only their guides and a team of camels for company. The stunning Mount Meru National Park, the former home to Elsa the lioness of Born Free fame is another wonderful spot, as are the drier parks of Amboseli, and Tsavo East and West to the south.
Explore the rugged mountains in the north from a helicopter and then find yourself riding through the green Chyulu Hills amongst some of the biggest tuskers in the world without forgetting the spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro. With an incredible combination of all the best wildlife in the bush to the turquoise waters of the Swahili coastline on the Indian Ocean.
For visitors looking to enjoy a longer safari trip with a number of varied areas, Kenya really does have everything to offer.
Our luxury travel options are curated for those who seek for experiences that may not be available to the general guests’ category, such as private island resorts, exclusive cultural events, and behind-the-scenes tours.
In spite of the fact that luxury travel may be more expensive, it provides guests with a high level of comfort, personalized attention, and unforgettable experiences that make it well worth the expense. Learn more about Luxury Travel.
For many would be guests, the best time for luxury safari in Kenya is during the great migration season that occurs between July and October. The great migration involves the movement of over 1.2 million wildebeest from the Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park to Kenya’s Masai Mara National Park.
Note that June to October is the high tourism season in Kenya and visiting at this time requires advance planning. Read more…
Our response to sustainable tourism alongside our guests, our business, and like-minded conservation partners has remained identifying feasible alternative activities that could both, directly and indirectly; generate income for the native communities from the natural resources sustainably. Either way, we’d love to help you get to our favorite place on the planet.
We are so much more than your ordinary safari operator is. We’re a responsible experiences designer, a passionate community changer, a family and above all nature conservationists. At Oluokos Signature, we specialize in achieving your best holiday experiences through influencing our community positively throughout our chosen holiday destinations in Eastern and Central Africa.
Planning a last minute African holiday with Oluokos comes with fun. We have the contacts in place to be able to organise anything you like at the top of your list, and in fact if you are able to travel within one to two months of enquiring we can often negotiate beter rates for you on top of current special offers.
Planning a last minute African holiday with Oluokos comes with fun. We have the contacts in place to be able to organise anything you like at the top of your list, and in fact if you are able to travel within one to two months of enquiring we can often negotiate beter rates for you on top of current special offers.
The main reason for visiting Kenya is of course, its abundant wildlife. This has made Kenya to be an amazing safari holiday not only for the seasoned travelers but also for the first timers equally. Wildlife safaris in Kenya yields perhaps much better than any other country on the continent with the sheer variety and numbers of animals that can be seen on any single visitation.
The premier Masai Mara, home to of the best big cat sightings on earth, as well as the herds of the Great Migration that call Masai Mara plains their home in the months of July and October takes the plaudits. Alongside the wildlife, you will be able to experience personal encounters with the iconic Masai tribe who for ages have coexisted peacefully with the wildlife.
Explore the splendid land of Samburu in northern Kenya for the unique species of Samburu. Encounter the mighty Tuskers of the Amboseli back dropped by the picturesque Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain.
Rhino and conservation enthusiasts should head north to Laikipia, more specifically the Borana and Lewa Conservancies, which are home to some incredible rhino conservation, projects, as well as a huge variety of other wildlife.
Wherever you choose to go and whatever animals are top of your list, you will be accompanied by amazing and very knowledgeable safari guides who will really do their best to bring your safari experience to life.
Experience the best-personalized luxury safari itinerary be it wildlife, culture, beachside, romantic islands, safari and conservation or giving back to the community. Our team of African experience designers will help bring the magic of Kenya.
From the untold cultural interactions with Kenya’s tribe, the Great Migration, the exclusive conservancies, game reserves and national parks, Kenya is an enchanting destination for a luxury safari all year round.
With our expertise, and the popularity of Kenya, we will try our very best to weave ideal luxury holidays that will keep you away from the crowded tourism hotspots. With Oluokos Signature, you’ll experience a pure values Kenya luxury safari where special and exclusivity will enable you enjoy some of the well-protected wildlife conservation areas, community-run camps and intimate luxury lodges that are managed by some of the celebrated conservation champions alongside the host communities.
While on this style of holiday, you’ll explore vast and varied landscapes, witness some spectacular wildlife and have personal encounters with the communities o even find yourself on private beach in front of your exclusive coastal villa.
Set your own pace and we’ll dance along with you. At this point, you could begin at the Finch Hattons Camp, in Tsavo West National Park, named after an aristocratic British, Finch Hatton. From here, we head to Laikipia conservancy plains or even further to Loisaba Tented Camp, in the Loisaba Conservancy.
You could also splurge at the Cliff in Lake Nakuru National Park, before signing it off in luxury at the spactacular JW Mara Lodge at the world renowned Masai Mara National Reserve. This lush vista, is the northern extension of the Serengeti-Masai Mara ecosystem, home to the Earth’s greatest concentration of free-ranging wildlife, and also where you can experience the greatest wildlife migration every year.
Globally respected as the origin of safari, Kenya is one of those African destinations that can easily conjure up a sense of romantic escapism in both the wilderness and the beach. Come for your Out of Africa experience at the variety of our handpicked luxury accommodation all setup in the exclusive premier wildlife conservancies reserves, and parks.
The culture here is a real highlight but areas such as the Masai Mara, when combined with the North Samburu, Laikipia are so different you feel as if you’ve been in two different countries. Kenya’s South Coast is also stunning with white sand and the ocean. While at the coast, you should not miss to visit Lamu, one of the world’s most unique islands and a haven of serenity.
Globally respected as the origin of safari, Kenya is one of those African destinations that can easily conjure up a sense of romantic escapism in both the wilderness and the beach. Come for your Out of Africa experience at the variety of our handpicked luxury accommodation all setup in the exclusive premier wildlife conservancies reserves, and parks.
The culture here is a real highlight but areas such as the Masai Mara, when combined with the North Samburu, Laikipia are so different you feel as if you’ve been in two different countries. Kenya’s South Coast is also stunning with white sand and the ocean. While at the coast, you should not miss to visit Lamu, one of the world’s most unique islands and a haven of serenity.
The least-visited Western Kenya is an emerging destination that is located in the western parts of Kenya. It’s home to rolling tea plantations, lush swamps, and equatorial forests, along with Kenya’s second-highest mountain and the largest lake in Africa.
However, the ultimate highlight is the Masai Mara a natural continuation of the famous Serengeti Plains undulating grassland, dramatic escarpments, beautiful acacia forests – and the greatest wildlife show on earth. Exploring Western Kenya would be an eye-openner to the seasoned travellers.
Taking a luxury safari to the Masai Mara is perhaps one the best lifetime holiday reward. The Masai Mara is among the premier safari destination in the world. Thanks to its proximity to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
Contrary to Masai Mara’s popularity especially during the peak season, there are many luxury safari camps and lodges in the Masai Mara, which are off the beaten track and far from the odd crowds. Known for its abundance number predators, the rolling plains that will blow away your mind and magical sundowners that are romantic – with every shed of colours.
Combining the fantastic experience of flying over Kenya’s wilderness with incredible value and luxury at your disposal, this style of safari lets you experience Kenya’s amazing wildlife in fabulous comfort with a luxury safari price that is truly matching your time of availability.
This comes with staying at some of Kenya’s premier luxury lodges and camps and guided by a our best professional safari guide. We guarantee that you’ll spend your nights in sublime surroundings and your days in responsibly in total observation of Kenya’s incredible flora and fauna.
At Oluokos Signature, we maintain our pages to keep them as informative and current as possible. However, we encourage you get in touch with us directly, by email or telephone. The travel and tourism sector is constantly changing and the excellent deals we get from our suppliers vary from week to week, which means your best source of information and recommendations will always be from our designers experts.
However, for those looking to do a bit of their own research before getting in touch, we are delighted to launch our new safari call me service. You can book for an appointment with us here and let us know when we can have a virtual meeting with you.
