Natural Affordable World Kenya Safari
Kenya is one of the few nations that is ideal for a low-cost safari. The tourism sector in the nation focuses on affordable safaris and has the advantage of an extraordinary adventure. Kenya is the birthplace of East African tours in many aspects, and therefore it is one of the best safari destinations. Masai Mara, Amboseli, Tsavos, Lake Nakuru, and Samburu are notable national parks and reserves that offer superb wildlife watching chances.
We have highlighted the country’s spectacular landscapes, including a variety of national parks and reserves that serve as a sanctuary for the “Big Five.”
Samburu National Reserve
The distant Samburu National Reserve is located in Kenya’s extreme north, near Mount Kenya. Samburu is a beautiful blend of mountainous landscapes, riverine bush, and semi-desert terrain that is uncrowded and offers superb wildlife watching. You won’t be surrounded by other cars like you would in some reserves, and you will have access to kopjes (little hills) and massive granite outcroppings located around the Ewaso Ngiro River. Animals accustomed to drier, rockier environments thrive in this unique environment. The red-robed Samburu tribe members may even be seen bringing livestock to the river to drink. The Samburu live in Manyattas (villages) that may be shifted to follow their livestock’s grazing patterns. It’s also one of the few sites in Africa where you may see a camel slogging over the dry plains.
Tsavo East National park
Tsavo East, Kenya’s largest national park by far, is characterized by a flat, arid landscape filled with massive baobab trees, making it ideal for viewing the Big Five. All safaris in Tsavo East take place south of the Galana River, a large area where you and your fellow safari-goers will frequently be entirely alone. The park is bisected by the Voi and Galana rivers, and the Aruba Dam, erected over the Voi River, attracts a large number of birds.
Another remarkable aspect of the park is the 180-mile-long Yatta Plateau, which runs parallel to Mombasa Highway and is one of the world’s longest lava flows. The sheer quantity of animals in this park makes it a must-see. You’ll be able to see uncommon creatures like the oryx, lesser kudu, and klipspringer, a small African antelope that leaps from rock to rock, in addition to the more popular species.
Amboseli national park
After the Masai Mara, Amboseli National Park is noted for its impressive herds of elephants and beautiful vistas of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain, which lies close across the border in Tanzania. In the mornings and evenings, large herds of tusked elephants wander the plains, but you’ll also see hippo, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, hyena, and the occasional lion and wild dog.
Lake Naivasha
Lake Naivasha is approximately an hour and a half north of Nairobi. It is famed for its yellow-barked acacia trees, a plethora of hippo, and over 400 kinds of birds, including pelicans, flamingos, herons, egrets, and kingfishers. The abundant vegetation surrounding this brilliant blue lake draws giraffes, zebra, buffalo, antelope, warthog, and monkeys to graze. However, Naivasha is more than simply a lake; at Elsamere, you can spot game around the lake or enjoy tea in the garden.
Expert local guides and tailor-made trips are required on Kenyan tours, which remain among the best in the world. Spending the night sleeping beneath the stars in Amboseli National Park or looking for the Big Five in the Masai Mara may be an affordable trip full of delights. With Five Senses Travel, you can be assured that your budget safari journey in Kenya will be one to remember. We are well equipped to provide you with an ideal Kenya safari vacation. One of the greatest safaris in Kenya which will be provided by our trained personnel and our tailored, interest-driven programs.
