Why the Green Season? 

The Photographer’s Light: Clear, dust-free air and dramatic storm clouds provide the most striking backdrops for wildlife portraits.

The Baby Boom: Witness the “maternity season” as thousands of antelopes, zebras, and giraffes give birth, leading to high predator activity.

Exclusivity: Enjoy the “private” feel of the parks. With fewer vehicles, you can linger at sightings as long as your lens requires.

Avian Paradise: Thousands of migratory birds arrive, showing off vibrant breeding plumage across the Rift Valley lakes.

Ol Pejeta: A trailblazing sanctuary that hosts the world’s last two northern white rhinos and the only chimpanzees in Kenya.

Samburu: A rugged northern wilderness famous for the “Samburu Special Five”—rare species like the reticulated giraffe and Grevy’s zebra not found in the south.

Aberdare: A high-altitude world of misty moorlands and spectacular waterfalls, where historic “treetop” hotels overlook forest-dwelling elephants and elusive bongos.

Nakuru: A birdwatcher’s dream where pink-hued shorelines meet a premier rhino sanctuary and the rare Rothschild’s giraffe.

Masai Mara: The ultimate theater of wildlife, home to the Great Migration and the highest concentration of big cats on the planet.

Naivasha: A serene freshwater oasis in the Great Rift Valley, perfect for boat safaris among hippos and walking through the dramatic gorges of neighboring Hell’s Gate.

Amboseli: Known as the “Land of Giants,” it offers the most iconic views in Africa with massive elephant herds framed by the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro.