The ideal opportunity to experience the beauty of Kenya, combining the more authentic safari experience of camping in the wild in both the Meru National Park and the Mara Triangle, with a few nights at the exclusive Laragai House on the Borana Conservancy.

Looking back at the early days of the company, Tony Church, founder of Safaris Unlimited, recalls one of his first reconnaissance trips and the drama that ensued following a ride through a field of vicious African stinging nettles.

Kenya has experienced high levels of deforestation, but to counter this trend, a wonderful initiative has been created: Seedballs Kenya has pioneered a low cost method of mass producing seedballs for the efficient reintroduction of trees and grass species into degraded areas in Africa. A fantastic enterprise that we wholeheartedly support.

Our wildlife safaris offer our clients the chance to immerse themselves fully in nature.  So often in our busy lives we forget that we too are part of nature – but, in slowing down and spending time in the wild, with nothing but the savannah or jungle for as far as the eye can see – we are able to reconnect, both with ourselves and with nature. It is a grounding and truly humbling experience.

Last October, Kenya welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla for a state visit. For many, King Charles’ trip was particularly poignant, as Kenya is the country in which Queen Elizabeth II’s reign began, having acceded to the throne in February 1952 and it is the first Commonwealth country that His Majesty visited as King. …

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After an incredibly special Christmas spent in the bush with the whole family, we have arrived home full of optimism and hope for the year ahead. Looking back at the past year, it provides the perfect backdrop for what we hope will be an amazing 2024, as the 2023 season has truly been outstanding on so many fronts, with many wonderful memories made.