Kenya Safaris

Witness the majestic giraffe nibbling on acacia trees, the grandeur of elephant herds, and the colourful array of birds. The Masai Mara Reserve is a haven for big cats and other fantastic creatures. At the same time, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is the proud guardian of the last two northern white rhinos, protected through each hour of the day by brave guards and bold rhino protection initiatives.

Our friendly and knowledgeable safari guides will accompany you on daily excursions, sharing their expertise and passion for Kenya's wildlife and people. Experience the rich cultural heritage of Kenya's indigenous people, particularly the Masaai tribe, who have preserved their ancient customs, traditions, and beliefs for generations. Learn about their pastoral lifestyles, focusing on family and community. Join us on an Asilia safari to discover the best that Kenya has to offer. 

Masai Mara: The Greater Masai Mara region in southwest Kenya is renowned as the ultimate destination for wildlife enthusiasts. With a choice of accommodation in the national reserve or neighbouring private conservancies, you can witness various animals, including big cats, beautiful birds, and elephant. 

Mara Naboisho Conservancy: If you seek a truly exclusive safari experience, the community-owned Mara Naboisho Conservancy is your dream destination. Located adjacent to the Masai Mara Reserve, this area boasts an impressive array of wildlife, including cheetah, elephant, and giraffe. However, what truly sets Mara Naboisho apart is its unparalleled concentration of lion, making it one of the most remarkable destinations for wildlife enthusiasts. 

Ol Pejeta Conservancy: The high-altitude rolling hills of Laikipia, located north of Nairobi, house the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a trailblazer in conservation efforts. This world-renowned conservancy is best known for its role in protecting the last two remaining northern white rhino. 

Amboseli: The exceptional elephant population and breathtaking Mount Kilimanjaro backdrop make for a photographer's dream shot. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of majestic elephant marching past Africa's tallest mountain. 

Tsavo: The combined network of Tsavo’s west and east national parks in Kenya boast the largest protected area and is home to some of the world's oldest and most majestic "big tusker" elephants. 

Rift Valley Lakes: A narrow strip of a massive fracture across the Middle East and Africa, the Rift Valley is a spectacular spectacle. Its three tectonic plates shift, slide, and collide, creating stunning features. These include soaring peaks, vast savannas, and sparkling lakes, such as Turkana, Baringo, and Nakuru. 

Encounter Mara Camp: At Encounter Mara Camp, under the shade of acacia trees, experience the beauty and diversity of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, a private area beside the Masai Mara, owned by the local community. Ten sustainably designed and built tents blend into their natural surroundings. You can enjoy complete privacy and tranquillity while witnessing the magnificent local wildlife.  

Naboisho Camp: Also within the Naboisho Conservancy, Naboisho Camp presents various exciting activities, including traditional game drives, invigorating walking safaris, and captivating night drives. With a diverse range of 266 bird species, birders will undoubtedly relish the ample opportunities. 

Rekero Camp: Experience the ultimate wildlife adventure at Rekero Camp, located in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve. Our camp offers the perfect vantage point to witness the magnificent Great Migration from the camp’s veranda overlooking the Talek River migration crossing point.  

Ol Pejeta Bush Camp: For travellers passionate about conservation, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is a perfect destination. The camp offers spacious, eco-friendly tents situated along the Ewaso Ngiro River. You can experience a classic safari adventure while witnessing the dedicated efforts to protect the last two northern white rhinos and other endangered African wildlife. 

Getting to Asilia Camps in Kenya

As Kenya's air transportation heart, Nairobi is the main gateway for tourists entering the country, primarily through Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. Safari enthusiasts can conveniently access the various parks and reserves through Wilson Airport, which operates frequent scheduled flights from several airlines, making Nairobi the ideal starting point for adventure seekers.