All-Inclusive Kenya Safari and Beach Holidays - Packages, Destinations, and Reviews

6. Malindi Beaches for the Best Beach Holiday of Africa

If anything, Malindi Beaches will captivate you and leave you hungry for more. The best part is there’s a huge pool of beaches for you to choose from, like Watamu, Kisite Mpunguti, and Che Shale. 

Watamu is a 7km stretch of goodness set apart by its riveting azure waters, spectacular coral reef, and humpback whales and dolphins. Kisite Mpunguti Marine Reserve is a conservancy remarkable for its huge variety of marine life. You can enjoy a tour of the park during the day and head back to your beach resort in the evening.

Che Shale Beach, despite being unbelievably beautiful, remains largely unexplored. You get to have the beach to yourself, to walk on, lounge, swim, or whatever it’s people do when they have a whole beach to themselves. 

Last but not least is Malindi Beach, a striking stretch of coast hallmarked by velvety beach sands, palm trees, smooth waves, coral reefs, and a wonderful selection of resorts. The main activity on this beach is diving, and you get the perfect opportunity to uncover the huge wealth of beauty beneath and over the waters. 

7. Mombasa Beach for a Beach Safari Holiday

There’s a whole lot to love about Mombasa beaches through the right holiday. The sands are white and velvety, the palms are green and towering, and the waters are turquoise and shimmering. Here are three Mombasa Beaches you’ll love. 

The first is  Bamburi Beach, a beach hallmarked by golden sands, shallow waters, and a beachfront lined by countless resorts, eateries, and bars. Bamburi is undoubtedly not for the loner seeking a free-from-the-crowds Kenya safari and beach holiday but for the social butterfly looking for some social interaction. 

The second is Tiwi Beach, a tropical paradise highly favored by travelers on a budget. Make no mistake; the beach is in every least bit beautiful with good snorkeling opportunities and a beachfront to rival all other beachfront. 

And then there’s Nyali Beach, a beautiful stretch of coast home to the country’s grandest, most luxurious beach resorts. It’s less crowded, has a stunning beach, and offers great snorkeling opportunities. Enjoy the best beach resort while at Mombasa and jump into the Indian Ocean.

8. Tsavo National Park for Wildlife Safari Holiday

Tsavo park is known for its aesthetics. It’s a gold mine for those who like their holidays quiet with a generous sprinkle of breathtaking scenery. And here’s where it gets better; there are two Tsavos separated by the Nairobi-Mombasa highway: the Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Park.

What the Tsavo East lacks in moisture (it’s the drier of the duo), it compensates for with sightly attractions. The park hosts enormous wildlife, the Galana River, and Yatta Plateau, the world’s largest lava flow. 

Tsavo west is lush and the more mountainous of the duo. It’s home to the Mzima Springs, Lake Jipe,  and a huge variety of wildlife. These include buffaloes, cheetahs, lions, hippos, elephants, rhinos, and leopards, to mention but a few. You can view all the animals during a game drive in a 4×4 safari land cruiser.

9. Lake Nakuru National Park for a Wildlife Holiday

Bigger and flashier parks have tried to outshine the Lake Nakuru National Park. But this little haven on the floors of the Great Rift Valley has remained in the spotlight mainly because of its flamingos. 

Our safari and beach holidays introduce you to Lake Nakuru, its famous pink friends (flamingos), and over 56 mammal species. Here you will find rhinos, giraffes, waterbucks, hippos, buffaloes, wild dogs, and zebras, to mention but a few. 

There’s also unique scenery to be explored at Lake Nakuru, which features beauties like the Makalia waterfall, Baboon Cliff & Lion Hill viewpoints, and the Enasoit and Honeymoon Hills.  

10. Samburu National Reserve for a Wildlife Holiday in Kenya

Samburu is gorgeous and pristine. It’s an answered prayer for those with a penchant for away-from-modern-civilization Kenya safari and Beach holidays. Spend your vacation here and discover the Samburu Five. It’s a famous quintet featuring the Beisa Oryx, Gerenuk, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, and Grevy Zebra. 

There’s also jaw-dropping scenery that features riverine forests, the Ewaso Nyiro River, and mind-boggling wildlife populations. These wildlife species include over 900 individual elephants, predators like lions, cheetahs, leopards, wild dogs, and over 450 bird species, to mention but a few.

11. Ol Pejeta Conservancy for Views of Mt. Kenya and Wildlife Holiday

Ol Pejeta is the land of rarities. It houses two of the world’s only remaining northern white rhinos and is home to the fastest-growing rhino population in Africa. It is also the only place where you can spot both the Big Five and chimpanzees. 

And that’s not even half of it. The park is sensationally beautiful, with views of Mt. Kenya and lush grasslands that teem with wildlife. Discover over 10,000 large mammals, including over 80 black rhinos, southern white rhinos, the big five, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and wild dogs, to mention but a few. 

Fun activities at the Ol Pejeta include horseback riding, camel riding, lion tracking, game drives, sundowners, and bush dining.