
Masai Mara and Conservancies
The Masai Mara is home to the thundering wildebeest migration and world class predator sightings.
Read moreExplore arid deserts, the vibrant savannah plains, equatorial forests or snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya, before relaxing on tropical beaches and exploring the wild coral reefs around the coast.
Kenya makes for one of the most inspirational safari honeymoon destinations in Africa, with the perfect cocktail of wildlife, adventure, cities and beaches. Start with the thrill of an adventurous wildlife safari, exploring the wild plains with your very own expert guide before relaxing at your lodge at sunset as wildlife drinks from the water hole just metres away from your balcony.
Kenya’s great infrastructure means plenty of smooth sailing, perfect for concentrating on your experience without the worry or stress. Being just 3 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time and an 8 hour flight, Kenya is still a million years from the UK in so many respects. Very few other destinations have so much diversity in habitat and wildlife.
You can explore a whole host of different cuisines throughout your honeymoon in Kenya, from traditional Kenyan dishes to English style cooking. Many of the lodges will do an early breakfast before a game drive, with a sumptuous lunch or brunch packed to tuck into on your safari. A majority of dinners will be three courses, dependent on where you are staying. You will have the option of romantic private dinners and lunches out in the bush, or, in some places, you can dine on your balcony or in your room with the services of your very own private butler.
On beach resorts, fresh seafood and fruit is usually the specialty, and we would always recommend trying any local delicacies - it's all part of the experience.
On a honeymoon safari in Kenya, the accommodation choice can be a little overwhelming, so we have whittled down to some of our favourites for honeymooners, including Sasaab Camp, Mara Plains Camp, Ol Donyo Lodge and Loisaba Lodge. On the beach, we prefer to keep our honeymoon experiences as natural as possible, focussing on ‘barefoot luxury’ properties, such as the outstanding island of Funzi Keys, and the beautiful property of Msambweni House.We understand that accommodation is a huge part of any travel experience, especially your honeymoon, whether you are relaxing after a day out in the wild, or chilling after a day in the sun. And it’s not just comfort that’s important; here we will always put the location before brass taps, so sometimes you won’t even have to leave your rooms for the ultimate in wildlife viewing!
The lodges and camps you choose for your honeymoon safari are essential as they all vary in size and intimacy. It's also worth noting that some lodges and camps cater specifically to honeymoon couples with special offers and romantic arrangements that can be organised discretely prior to arrival. We'll work with you to organise everything.
The Masai Mara is home to the thundering wildebeest migration and world class predator sightings.
Read moreAngama Mara is roughly translated as ‘suspended in mid-air’ which perfectly describes the camp itself. The suites appear to be floating above the Mara Triangle and have uninterrupted panoramas of the Mara plains and beyond.
Read more about Angama MaraAn exciting family safari, exploring the Masai Mara and Ol Pejeta Conservancy before relaxing on the Kenyan coast, surrounded by the beautiful Indian Ocean. Spend some quality time with your family within idyllic private camps.
From 9000 per personTake in the best of kenya in ultimate luxury. starting inNairobi where you can stay in one of the most exclusive properties in town, before heading out to the Chyulu hills located between kenyas tsavo and amboseli parks, take part in some unique safari experiences such as on horseback or by mountain bike and spot elephants and big cats. Head up to the Laikipia Plateau for more exlusivity and adventure Your days here will be spent exploring the vast terrain on game drives, nature walks, camel safaris or on horseback. Finally head to the iconic masai mara and stay here or in one of the surrounding private conservancies.
From 14000 per personEnjoy a tailor-made safari to Kenya taking in the big cats and game of the Masai Mara and the private Olare Orok Conservancy. Your first stop on this adventure will be the Masai Mara Reserve. After catching a flight here, you will be able to spot game en route during your transfer to Naribor Camp. Due to the stunning location of the camp there may even be a number of resident game wandering through the grounds as you arrive.
From 6200 per personThis really depends on how luxurious you want your honeymoon to be, If you're looking for a relatively short For a 7-day safari to explore the big cats and game of the Masai Mara then we'd recommend a starting price of £6,000 per person. If you're looking for to explore more of Kenya and wanting to stay in some of the best lodges and explore more of the country then you'll looking at a budget of around £15,000 per person. For this price expect to have top quality guides, private transfers and access to three of the country's most impressive reserves.
We can also organise a range of activities for you and your new spouse that include:
In short, yes. The Masai Mara ticks pretty much every box for a romantic safari destination.
From exploring the stunning savanna landscapes to taking in the huge variety of African animals and big cats (not to mention the Great Migration) the Masai Mara is a wonderful destination to honeymoon at.
We will help you to decide what’s right for your budget ensuring that if you’re looking for a more intimate and exclusive honeymoon that you’ll be staying in a smaller camp over one of the larger lodges that have hundreds of beds.
Giraffe Manor is one of the most exclusive hotels in Africa, normally booked up a year or two in advance. A wonderfully exclusive boutique property, set in 12 acres of private land, in the suburbs of Nairobi, just 20km from the city centre. It was initially built in 1932.
Read more about Giraffe ManorDavid Shepherd was a British artist, conservationist and founder of the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, a conservation charity which funds projects across Africa and Asia, with a mission to protect the natural environment, engage local communities in wildlife conservation, and help tackle wildlife crime.
Read more about DavidBorn in Kenya and raised in the Maasai Mara, Richard Roberts had an incredible passion for this part of the world. His love for the people and wildlife that call it home is evident through his incredible stories that resonate with a lifetime of knowledge and the personal rapport he built with the locals of the region.
Read more about RichardIf the thought of spending a night in a bird’s nest isn’t your idea of fun, you may just miss out on one of Africa’s most remarkable safari lodges.
Read moreRenowned photographer David Yarrow has travelled across the globe to capture his inimitable black-and-white images of the world’s wildlife, from polar bears in the High Arctic and emperor penguins in Antarctica to the magnificent megafauna that range across the plains of Africa. One of his more recent assignments took him in search of the largest of the large: Africa’s “big tusker” elephants, so called because of their huge tusks that each weigh in excess of 50kg and reach almost to the ground.
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