Kenya Tour Packages from Kerala | Itineraries, Cost, and Travel Guide

The Best Destinations for Kenya Tour Packages from Kerala

As someone once said, ‘we have nothing to lose and a world to see.’  So, pack your bags and let us explore the best attractions in Kenya. They are diverse and exciting and range from pristine beaches to gorgeous mountaintops, lush, sprawling savannahs, and a rich plethora of flora and fauna. Here are some of the top attractions that Kenya tour packages from Kerala offer.

1. Masai Mara National Reserve

On a Kenya tour from Kerala, you will experience the quintessential African landscape and safari at Masai Mara National Reserve. You will see the buffalos, lions, leopards, elephants, and rhinos up close. 

In total, the Masai Mara National Reserve is home to over 90 wildlife species and 450 bird species. These include cheetahs, hyenas, vultures, wild dogs, antelopes, wildebeests, zebras, and lots more. 

Our Masai Mara packages from Kerala feature luxury, mid-luxury, and budget safaris and let you enjoy a morning and afternoon game drive in the park.

Therefore, no matter your budget, you are assured of lifelong memories when traveling with us.  The best activities to do while at the Mara include game drives, hot air balloon safaris, bush dinners,  and walking safaris. 

During your trip from Kerala to Masai Mara, you may opt for an overnight stay at the Basecamp Masai Mara, Entim Mara Camp, or the Mara Sopa lodge. Other accommodations include the Ilkeliani Mara Camp, and the Mara Serena, among others. 

Luxury travelers might like Entim-Mara Camp, Royal Mara Safari Lodge, Ashnil Mara Camp, Mara Angama, and Intrepids Masai Mara. 

2. Amboseli National Park 

Amboseli National Park is home to a large population of elephants, which number well over a thousand now. It has the highest concentration of elephants in any Kenyan park and you can enjoy a morning and afternoon game drive at the famous natural beauty.

Amboseli offers the most beautiful vistas of Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. Other animals you should expect to see on a Kenya tour packagefrom Kerala in Amboseli National Park include Hyenas, giraffes, waterbucks, Zebras, Wildebeest, leopards, cheetahs, and more.

With almost 400 different bird species in Amboseli, birdwatchers will also have a grand time at the park.

You can have an overnight stay at the Zebra plains Amboseli, Kibo safari camp, Amboseli Serena Lodge, Sentrim Amboseli, or Kibo safari camp during your Amboseli National Park tour.

3. Tsavo National Park 

Founded in 1948 and is the largest park in Kenya. It covers 8,036 square miles (20,812 square km) and is separated into Tsavo East and Tsavo West for administrative considerations.

The park consists of semiarid plains covered with acacia and baobab trees and is drained by the Tsavo, Galana, and Tiva Rivers in the north. While Tsavo West is volcanic and dotted with springs and water holes, Tsavo East is relatively flat. 

In the vast area, you will find several wildlife species, including elephants, lions, rhinos, buffalo, hippo, hartebeests, antelopes, and hundreds of birds; the Tsavo National Park inspired the thriller movie ‘The Ghost and the Darkness.’ 

The Kilaguni Serena safari camp is one of the premier accommodations at the Tsavo National park. It tells the story of the ferocious lions terrorizing railway construction workers at the park. 

Also known as the man-eaters of Tsavo, these lions are apex predators; you can also see them firsthand at the park. 

4. Lake Nakuru National Park

The scenic Lake Nakuru National park is another of Kenya’s most visited national parks and rests at the great rift valley. Having this park on your Kenya package from Kerala is a no-brainer. 

The park’s centerpiece is a sizable, shallow lake home to a diverse population of birds, including enormous groups of pelicans and flamingos. The lake is well-known for its flamingo population, who flock to the shores of the alkaline lake.

Lake Nakuru makes it simple to view most large safari species except for elephants. These include lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and more.  After being reintroduced in the 1990s, black and white rhinos remain in good numbers at the park. 

On the lakeshore, hippos are also typically easy to spot. There are also many Rothschild giraffes, buffalo, and zebras. Lions prowl the grasslands, and lucky tourists might also spot a leopard on top of the many trees. 

The park is pretty located in Nakuru town, making it easy for budget travelers from around the world to access pocket-friendly accommodations in town. 

You may consider an overnight stay at the Cliff Lake Nakuru and Flamingo hill tented camp during your visit to Lake Nakuru.

5. Ol Pejeta Conservancy – Meet White Northern Rhinos 

The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a private reserve located in Laikipia County. Although it started as a cattle ranch, it later morphed into one of the most impressive conservancies Africa has ever seen.

Moved by the plight of the white rhinos, which continue to be on the verge of extinction, the management at the conservancy decided to give wildlife conservation a go. The result? –A host of wildlife species now call the conservancy home. 

Among them are the 111 black rhinos that make up the majority of the species in East Africa. The conservancies host the only two northern white rhinos in existence today.

Should you include Ol Pejeta in your Kenya package from Kerala, you shall also have the opportunity to visit the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary. The sanctuary is the only spot in Kenya where you can watch these vibrant, clever animals act out their antics. 

That refuge was established through a collaboration between the conservancy, the Kenya Wildlife Service, and the Jane Goodall Institute. It saves orphaned and neglected chimpanzees from all around Africa.

Besides the rhinos and chimps, Ol Pejeta is also home to all of the “Big Five” species of animals and has one of the greatest big cat predator numbers in Kenya. Ol Pejeta is among the best Kenya Tour Packages from Kerala Destinations. 

6. Aberdare National Park 

Like most of the country’s attractions, the Aberdare National Park has its unique story and outstanding history. When Princess (now Queen) Elizabeth’s father passed away, the heiress was at Treetops Lodge with her husband, Philip.

Aberdare national park is home to one of Kenya’s largest Elephant wildlife populations. It is home to leopards, elephants, East African wild dogs, giant forest hogs, bushbucks, mountain reedbucks, and waterbucks. 

You will also likely spot Cape buffalos, suni, spotted hyenas, side-striped jackals, eastern black rhinoceros, elands, duikers, and more. Other key attractions in Aberdare include a moorland plateau, numerous stunning waterfalls, and several tall mountain peaks. It also contains deep ravines and ice-cold mountain streams.

The ideal places to stay during Kenya safaris from Kerala include the Treetops Lodge, Aberdare Country Club, The Ark Lodge, and the Aberdare Fishing Lodge. 

7. Lake Naivasha and Crescent Island

Located just 30 miles from Nairobi at the great rift valley, Lake Naivasha is one of the most beautiful and scenic lakes in Kenya. Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake that sits at an elevation of almost 6,000 feet above sea level. It attracts a wide variety of animals and birds, including over 400 different species.

As one of the Kenya holiday packages from Kerala, you should also visit the famous Crescent Island. Located in the heart of Lake Naivasha, Crescent Island is one of the most popular attractions and destinations in Kenya. It offers an incredible opportunity to view wildlife in their natural habitat, without the need for a vehicle.

The island is only accessible by boat and features over 40 different species of animals, including giraffe, waterbuck, zebra, hyena, and impala. It is also home to hundreds of bird species, including giant kingfishers and sunbirds. Crescent Island is temporarily unavailable through safari vehicles.

8. Diani Beach

Your Kenya package from Kerala may also include a trip down to the coast, which comprises more than one thousand kilometers of coastline. While there are several beaches to pick from, Diani Beach remains Kenya’s most visited beach by far by people from around the world.

Diani is accessible from the capital Nairobi directly by air, including via chartered flights. If you are a more budget-conscious traveler, we may advise you to go there by road or railway, which we can also arrange for you.

The town has a wealth of facilities and infrastructure and is easily reached from Mombasa (an hour’s drive from the romantic Mombasa town).

Diani beach has the distinction of having the whitest sand and clearest waters. It also features a fantastic coral reef located just off the coast. The palm tree groves and underwater sandbars also provide plenty of shade. At Diani Beach, you can go swimming, snorkeling, or surfing. 

Some of the premier accommodations in Diani include the Pinewood beach resort and the Diani Beach resort. You can have a great time when you consider an overnight stay at the above resorts.