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Delmar World has been family owned and in business for over 60 years. We have a real passion for adding value to your holiday through inspiring you with our personal knowledge and informing you of the exciting options available to make your dream holiday a reality.

Little things like booking a busy city restaurant in advance of your stay; helping you to compile that all-important ‘Must Do’ list to make sure you can plan in advance; avoiding wasted time when you are on holiday by ensuring you can queue jump by pre-booking your prioritised experiences – all of these more detailed considerations are part of the Delmar Difference. It is this intricate and customer-focused service that means we can plan the most hassle-free and memorable holiday possible for you.

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Overview

Kenya is a top travel destination in the world because of its incredible diversity of wildlife, landscapes, and cultures.

Africa’s first safari destination, Kenya has long drawn travellers, explorers, and adventurers. It is one of the best locations to witness these five amazing species in their native habitat. It is home to Africa’s renowned ‘Big Five’ (lion, elephant, rhino, leopard, and buffalo).

Kenya boasts an amazing variety of wild habitats, each home to a distinct range of wildlife. The list includes open savannah, deep forests, freshwater lakes, alpine meadows, beaches, caverns, coral reefs, and river deltas. In Kenya, a safari entails more than just animal viewing. This is a chance for you to immerse yourself in a wild world where the fascinating natural behaviour and interaction between species will keep you enthralled.

Kenya has a distinct rainy season which can have an impact on any safari and means that many camps and lodges close as Parks and Reserves become inaccessible. There are lighter rains in November and December, but the longer hard rains are from March to June, peaking in April and May. Visitors will be rewarded with much lower visitor numbers, lots of young animals and wild flowers.

Our Top Experiences

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli is located on the Tanzanian border, directly to the northwest of Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboseli was declared a national park in 1974 after being established as a reserve in 1968. Part of the much larger 3,000 km2 Amboseli ecosystem, the Park occupies 392 km2. Amboseli is a well-liked destination because of the large concentrations of wildlife that occur here during the dry season. Six group ranches...

Laikipia Plateau and Lewa Downs

In the centre of Kenya’s Rift Valley Province, Laikipia District is a large plateau that crosses the equator to the northwest of snow-capped Mount Kenya. It is a component of the 25,000 km2 Ewaso eco system and covers an area of more than 9,500 km². The Laikipia plains extend into the Northern Frontier District from the Great Rift Valley, where they meet stunning escarpments. The Ewaso Nyiro...

Lake Nakuru and Lake Naivasha

One of the most iconic pictures of Kenya can be seen in Nakuru, where thousands of flamingos form a magnificent flock that is truly breathtaking. But Nakuru offers more than just flamingos. Both black and white rhinos can be found in this significant national park, which also serves as a rhino sanctuary. There is plenty of other game and, along with enormous herds of buffalo, zebra, and waterbuck,...

Masai Mara

One of Kenya’s largest wildlife reserves is the Masai Mara, a vast expanse of open plain grasslands, woodlands, and smooth hills that is home to some of the most exciting wildlife in Africa. Within the Great Serengeti ecosystem, it occupies an area of 320 km² in southwest Kenya. In essence, it is the northern extension of Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park and game reserve. The abundance...

Meru National Park

This 870 km2 wilderness area is located in the Eastern Province’s Meru District, northeast of Mount Kenya. The majority of the terrain is made up of open grassland in some areas, wooded grasslands in others, and prickly bush land in the north. There are also extensive Doum and Raffia palm riverine forests in the park. Grevy’s zebras, elephants, eland, bush pigs, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards,...

Samburu National Reserve

Located in the northern region of Kenya, Samburu National Reserve is one of the country’s 56 protected areas. Its abundance of flora and fauna has made it famous. Situated on the flood plains and land of the Waso Nyiro drainage system within the Great Rift Valley, it spans an area of 390 km2 and reaches a height of 2,785 feet above sea level. More than two dozen plant communities have been identified...

Nairobi

Although Nairobi has rapidly caught up with the modern world, it is still the safari capital of Africa. Once a frontier town, it has grown to be one of the biggest and most fascinating cities in Africa. The city is a thriving hub with an endless energy. This is a place of stark contrasts, where ethnicity, origin, and tribe all merge to form Nairobi’s distinct personality. With a top-notch museum...

Tsavo East and west

Tsavo West and Tsavo East together make up the largest National Park in Kenya, covering nearly 22,000 km2, making it one of the largest in the world. Kenya is divided into East and West regions by a road and railway that runs through The Park, which is located halfway between Mombasa and Nairobi. Generally level, with dry plains that the Galana River flows across, the larger Tsavo East offers a vast...

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″I have had the pleasure of travelling to Kenya on a number of occasions. As well as arranging tailor made itineraries and tours to all of these destinations, I have also put together many memorable Kenya holidays for my clients”