Mount Kenya · 5,199m
Mt Kenya Routes
Three routes to Point Lenana at 4,985m: gentle Sirimon, spectacular Chogoria and the fast, steep Naromoru. Africa's second-highest mountain, and a fraction of Kilimanjaro's traffic.
Explore the routes
Where we're based, and the country we know best — Africa's second-highest mountain, the Maasai Mara, and the long road down to the Indian Ocean.
Kenya packs an extraordinary amount into one country: a 5,199m mountain, the greatest wildlife reserve in Africa, a 1,700m descent to a coral coast, and Nairobi — the only capital on earth with a national park inside the city limits. Most visitors fly into JKIA and we take it from there.
Three routes to Point Lenana at 4,985m: gentle Sirimon, spectacular Chogoria and the fast, steep Naromoru. Africa's second-highest mountain, and a fraction of Kilimanjaro's traffic.
Explore the routesTwo nights and four game drives in Kenya's greatest reserve. The fastest route to the Big Five.
Enquire & get pricingEight days through the Mara, the Rift Valley lakes and Amboseli's elephants beneath Kilimanjaro.
Enquire & get pricingFourteen days and the most complete Kenya itinerary we run — Mara, Nakuru, Amboseli, Samburu and the Aberdares.
Enquire & get pricingNairobi, the Sheldrick elephant orphanage, Tsavo's red earth and the Indian Ocean at Diani.
Enquire & get pricingTen days and 1,700m of descent from the highlands to the Indian Ocean, with full vehicle support.
Enquire & get pricingFive days across the Loita plains to the Mara, finishing with game drives in the reserve.
Enquire & get pricingFour days down the escarpment and north past Naivasha to the birding lakes at Nakuru.
Enquire & get pricingTwo days: the escarpment descent and a night on Lake Naivasha. The easiest first supported ride.
Enquire & get pricingPaddling on the Rift Valley lakes and Grade III–IV whitewater on the Tana at Sagana.
Enquire & get pricingMet at Nairobi JKIA or Wilson with your flight tracked and the price fixed before you fly.
Enquire & get pricingThe practical answers, whether you're flying from London, New York, Sydney or São Paulo.
July–October for the wildebeest migration in the Mara and dry trekking on Mt Kenya. January–March is hot, green and quieter. April–May is the long rains.
Kenya uses an online travel authorisation (eTA) that most nationalities apply for before flying. It's straightforward — we send current guidance with every quote.
The parks, mountains and cycling routes we use are well-travelled and we run our own vehicles and crews on all of them. We'll talk you through anything you're unsure about.
Tell us your dates and what you want out of Kenya — wildlife, altitude, saddle time or all three — and we'll send an itinerary and a quote.
Tell us a little about your trip and we'll come back with options and pricing.
The Mara, Mount Kenya and the coast. Two weeks does it justice; one week is still worth the flight.