Kenya Classic
Mara, Nakuru & Amboseli. The greatest hits, done right.
from $2,995
per person, all-in land price · See full price table →
- All lodges, meals & park fees
- Private 4×4 with expert Kenyan guide
- U.S. trust-account protection
California-licensed · CST #XXXXXXXXX · Nairobi operations
Real Kenya safari prices, published. A team on the ground in Nairobi. Your money held in a U.S. trust account until your trip is delivered.
US luxury safari brands hide prices behind inquiry forms. Kenya-direct operators post prices but can’t protect your money. We do both — real numbers, American consumer protection.
How our pricing works →Like-for-like 7-day Mara itineraries, typical published rates.
Mara, Nakuru & Amboseli. The greatest hits, done right.
from $2,995
per person, all-in land price · See full price table →
River crossings, then white sand.
from $3,795
per person, all-in land price · See full price table →
Four parks, Ol Pejeta rhinos, the full arc.
from $4,495
per person, all-in land price · See full price table →
Skip the roads. Champagne camps.
from $7,495
per person, all-in land price · See full price table →
VIP meet at JKIA, cold towels, and your first Kenyan coffee as the city hums below.
Down the Great Rift escarpment to a lake rimmed pink with flamingos.
Across the Loita plains into big-cat country. Lions before lunch, almost always.
Full day on the river bends. If the herds are running, you're front row.
Leopards in the fig trees, sundowners where the savanna swallows the sun.
Optional balloon over the mist, breakfast in the bush, then a village welcome.
Fly on to Diani's white sand — or home, carrying the light with you.
Registered & regulated — CST #XXXXXXXXX.
Your money never leaves America until your trip is delivered.
Offered on every itinerary, explained in plain English.
Green season pricing saved us almost $1,400 and the parks were empty. They told us the trade-offs honestly — some rain, no crowds. Best decision.
Crossings on day two, Diani white sand on day eight. The quote we got online was the price we paid — to the dollar.
I took my two daughters and my mother. Three generations watching the migration together — I cried. The WhatsApp concierge felt like family checking in.
As a first-time Africa traveler I had 100 questions. Answered in minutes on WhatsApp, every time, by a real person in Nairobi. Not a bot.
Ol Pejeta rhinos at sunrise, then dinner under lanterns. Our guide James knew every bird by name. Worth every penny — and we knew the pennies up front.
We flew between camps and never touched a bumpy road. Champagne at check-in, elephants at breakfast. The trust account meant my $15k never felt at risk.