Parks & Reserves

The Aberdare National Park is part of the Aberdare Mountains which are part of the Central Highlands of Kenya – home to Ngai (God) according to traditional Kikuyu folklore. The Aberdare Rainforest feeds the entire local and Nairobi water supply from its vital catchment area.

Amboseli, “Salty Dust” in Maasai, is famous for its scenic beauty, with Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain dominating the view.

Lake Nakuru, world famous for its massive flocks of Lesser and Greater Flamingo was created as a National Park to protect its bird and animal life.

The Masai Mara is the most famous and the most visited reserve in Kenya. The fertile Mara plains support an enormous amount of plains game and their predators. Game viewing is an exceptional wildlife extravaganza unrivalled anywhere else in the world.

Meru National Park was the home of "Elsa" the lioness, made famous by Joy and George Adamson. It is a very arid park, which attracts animals due to the eleven rivers which flow down from the mountains through the park, and crystal clear palm fringed springs.

Nairobi National Park, Kenya’s oldest animal sanctuary is a glorious stretch of savannah set against the dramatic skyline of Nairobi, the cosmopolitan capital city of Kenya.