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Luxury Tailor-Made Safaris in Kenya

Apsley Travel designs bespoke luxury holidays in Kenya. Every itinerary is built one-to-one by a specialist who has travelled the country and maintains active relationships with the leading hotels, guides and operators on the ground. From the headline experiences to the quieter corners only locals know, every recommendation is grounded in first-hand expertise.

We hold preferred-partner programmes with the strongest hotel brands in Kenya, so our clients receive complimentary upgrades, breakfast and resort credits where available. Speak to a specialist about a tailored proposal for your dates and party.

Speak to a specialist: 020 8142 6099 · hello@apsley.travel

Frequently asked questions

Is Kenya good for a luxury honeymoon?

Kenya offers one of the most romantic honeymoon experiences imaginable. Private bush camps, sundowner cocktails overlooking the Mara, and starlit dinners create unforgettable moments. Combine with a beach stay on the coast or in the Maldives for the perfect honeymoon.

What is the best month to visit Kenya?

July to October is peak season for the Great Migration. January to March offers excellent game viewing with fewer crowds. June is a wonderful shoulder month with good weather and lower prices.

How long should you spend in Kenya on safari?

We recommend a minimum of 7 nights for a meaningful safari experience, ideally 10–14 nights to combine multiple reserves and include a beach extension.

Is Kenya safe for families?

Safari Kenya is extremely safe for families. Top camps welcome children from age 5+ (some from 2+) with dedicated family programmes, child-friendly game drives, and bush activities. Giraffe Manor is a particular family favourite.

Do I need a visa for Kenya?

Most nationalities require an eVisa, which can be obtained online before departure. The process is straightforward and our team provides full guidance. Please note requirements can change — we confirm the latest rules.

What vaccinations do I need for Kenya?

Yellow fever vaccination is required. We recommend consulting a travel health specialist at least 6 weeks before departure for advice on malaria prophylaxis and other recommended vaccinations.

When is the best time to see the Great Migration?

The Great Migration arrives in Kenya's Masai Mara from approximately July to October, with river crossings typically peaking in August and September. Our specialists track the migration's movement to optimise your timing.