Kenya is a year-round destination, but timing your trip right makes all the difference.

Travel Saga Recommends: For the quintessential Kenya experience, travel between July and September for the Great Migration, or January and February for a quieter, more budget-friendly safari. Our travel experts will help you pick the perfect window based on your interests.

No two travellers are alike — and our Kenya tour packages reflect that belief. Whether you have four nights or eight, a tight budget or a luxury wishlist, Travel Saga Holidays has a perfectly structured package for you.

4 Nights Kenya Tour Package

Ideal for: First-timers, short-break travellers, and those combining Kenya with another destination.

Our 4-night Kenya tour package is a power-packed introduction to East Africa. You will typically cover the iconic Maasai Mara with two full days of game drives, giving you a real chance at big-five sightings. Accommodation options range from comfortable mid-range lodges to charming tented camps right in the heart of the wilderness. Transfers, a knowledgeable safari guide, and park fees are all taken care of so you can focus entirely on the experience.

Highlights: Maasai Mara game drives | Sunrise safari | Maasai village visit | All transfers included

5 Nights Kenya Tour Package

Ideal for: Couples, honeymooners, and travellers wanting a well-rounded African experience.

Add one more day and one more incredible dimension to your Kenya journey. Our 5-night Kenya tour package combines the thrill of the Maasai Mara with a second location — typically Amboseli National Park (with its jaw-dropping views of Mount Kilimanjaro and massive elephant herds) or Lake Nakuru (home to flamingos and rhinos). This is our most popular package for Indian honeymooners looking for romance, wildlife, and that perfect golden-hour photograph.

Highlights: Maasai Mara + Amboseli or Nakuru | Flamingo boat ride | Sundowner experience | Bush breakfast

6 Nights Kenya Tour Package

Ideal for: Families, wildlife enthusiasts, and travellers who want to go deeper.

Six nights in Kenya allows you to breathe. Our 6-night package typically covers three distinct safari zones — the Mara, Amboseli, and Samburu or Tsavo — giving you a comprehensive taste of Kenya’s unbelievable ecological diversity. You might spot elephants with Kilimanjaro as a backdrop one day and witness cheetahs at speed on another. This package also includes more leisure time, a cultural village experience, and often a half-day at a local conservation centre.

Highlights: Three-park circuit | Cultural immersion | Conservation centre visit | Flexible meal plans

8 Nights Luxury Kenya Tour Package

Ideal for: Luxury travellers, anniversary couples, bucket-list seekers, and discerning explorers.

This is the crown jewel of our Kenya tour packages — an eight-night ultra-premium safari designed for those who want absolutely nothing but the best. Stay at exclusive luxury lodges and five-star tented camps with private plunge pools, personal butlers, and gourmet bush dining under the stars. Your itinerary spans four to five parks including the Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Lewa, and the Kenya coast at Diani Beach for a perfect beach finale. Every detail — from private game drives and hot air balloon safaris to bespoke spa treatments — is curated to perfection.

Highlights: Luxury lodges & private camps | Hot air balloon safari over the Mara | Diani Beach extension | Private game vehicle | Champagne sundowners | Fully tailored experience

Yes, Indian passport holders require a visa to enter Kenya. Here is everything you need to know:

Kenya e-Visa for Indians

Kenya offers a convenient online e-Visa system that makes the application process straightforward:

• Application: Entirely online at evisa.go.ke — no embassy visits required.
• Types Available: Single entry, multiple entry, and transit visas.
• Processing Time: Typically 3 to 5 business days (apply at least 2 weeks before travel to be safe).
• Validity: Single entry visa valid for 90 days from the date of issue.
• Fee: Approximately USD 51 for a single-entry tourist visa (subject to change — confirm at the time of application).
• Documents Required: Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity), passport-size photo, return flight tickets, hotel bookings, travel insurance, and bank statements.

ETA Option (East Africa Tourist Visa)

Kenya also participates in a joint tourist visa with Uganda and Rwanda, allowing you to visit all three countries on a single visa for USD 100. If you plan to combine Kenya with a Uganda gorilla trek or Rwanda’s Volcanoes, this is excellent value.

Travel Saga Holidays provides complete Kenya visa assistance as part of all our packages — we guide you through every step of the application to ensure a stress-free approval.

Going on safari for the first time? These tips will ensure you have the smoothest, most rewarding experience possible:

• Pack in Earth Tones: Wear khaki, beige, olive green, and brown on game drives. Bright colours and white clothing can startle animals and attract insects.
• Carry USD in Cash: While cards are accepted in most lodges, smaller towns and park gates often prefer US dollars in small denominations. Carry crisp, post-2006 notes.
• Get Vaccinated: Yellow fever vaccination is recommended (and sometimes mandatory if arriving from a yellow fever zone). Consult your doctor about malaria prophylactics at least 4 weeks before travel.
• Download Offline Maps: Mobile data can be patchy in remote safari areas. Download Google Maps for your safari zones offline before leaving your lodge.
• Respect Wildlife Distance Rules: Never lean out of the vehicle or attempt to touch animals. Follow your guide’s instructions at all times — this is their natural habitat, not a theme park.
• Travel Insurance Is Non-Negotiable: Ensure your policy covers medical evacuation — this is essential for remote safari destinations where the nearest hospital can be hours away.
• Time Zone Awareness: Kenya runs on EAT (East Africa Time), which is UTC+3 — 2.5 hours behind IST. Minimal jet lag for Indian travellers.
• Carry a Power Bank: Safari drives can be long and full days mean your devices need extra juice.
• Tipping Culture: Tipping guides, drivers, and lodge staff is customary and genuinely appreciated. Budget approximately USD 10 to 15 per day for your safari guide.
• Say Jambo! A cheerful “Jambo” (hello in Swahili) goes a long way in Kenya. Locals absolutely light up when visitors make the effort.

Itinerary 1 — Classic Maasai Mara (4 Nights / 5 Days)

Itinerary 2 — Mara & Amboseli Explorer (6 Nights / 7 Days)

Itinerary 3 — Ultimate Kenya Safari + Beach (8 Nights / 9 Days)

Kenya’s geographical diversity means every destination feels like a completely different country. Here are the must-visit destinations included in our Kenya tour packages:

• Maasai Mara National Reserve — Kenya’s crown jewel. The stage for the Great Migration and arguably the finest wildlife reserve in the world.
• Amboseli National Park — Famous for its enormous elephant herds and the most photographed view of Mount Kilimanjaro across the border.
• Lake Nakuru National Park — A flamingo-lined soda lake within a scenic park that also shelters both black and white rhinos.
• Samburu National Reserve — Home to rare northern species — the reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, and the Somali ostrich — found nowhere else in Kenya.
• Tsavo East & West — Kenya’s largest protected wilderness, known for red-dust elephants and the dramatic Mzima Springs.
• Lewa Wildlife Conservancy — A UNESCO World Heritage Site and sanctuary for critically endangered black rhinos.
• Diani Beach, Mombasa — Kenya’s most beautiful coastline — pristine white sand, turquoise water, coral reefs, and world-class resorts.
• Nairobi — Africa’s only capital with a national park. Visit the Giraffe Centre, David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, and the vibrant Karen suburb.
• Hell’s Gate National Park — Walk and cycle among gorges and geysers — one of the few parks where you can explore on foot without a guide.
• Mount Kenya — Africa’s second highest peak offers spectacular trekking for adventurous travellers.

1. Witness the Great Migration — Watch thousands of wildebeest brave the crocodile-infested Mara River. One of the most thrilling sights on the planet.
2. Hot Air Balloon Safari over the Mara — Float silently above the savannah at sunrise with a glass of champagne in hand. Utterly unforgettable.
3. Track the Big Five — Lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino. Kenya’s parks give you a genuine shot at spotting all five in a single trip.
4. Visit a Maasai Village — Participate in traditional dances, learn about Maasai customs, and shop directly from local artisans.
5. Snorkel or Dive at Watamu Marine Park — Kenya’s Indian Ocean coast is a world-class underwater playground teeming with tropical fish and coral gardens.
6. Feed Rothschild Giraffes at the Giraffe Centre, Nairobi — One for the whole family — get up close and personal with some of the world’s rarest giraffes.
7. Visit the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage — Watch rescued baby elephants play and feed in this deeply moving wildlife conservation centre in Nairobi.
8. Walk Through Hell’s Gate on Foot — Hike or cycle through dramatic gorges carved by ancient volcanic activity alongside zebra and buffalo.
9. Sundowner Safari Drinks — Park at a scenic viewpoint as the African sun sets and the bush turns golden. A daily ritual at every great Kenya lodge.
10. Explore Nairobi’s Food & Culture Scene — From rooftop restaurants to vibrant local markets, Nairobi is a dynamic, modern city that surprises every visitor.

We handpick every property in our Kenya tour packages for comfort, location, cuisine flexibility, and value. Here are the top accommodation options across categories:

Luxury Lodges & Camps

• Angama Mara — Perched on the edge of the Great Rift Valley with sweeping Mara views
• andBeyond Bateleur Camp — Intimate, classic luxury in the Maasai Mara
• Giraffe Manor, Nairobi — The world-famous boutique hotel where giraffes join you for breakfast

Mid-Range & Comfort Options

• Sarova Mara Game Camp — Well-appointed tented camp with Indian meal options and a great pool
• Ol Tukai Lodge, Amboseli — Spectacular Kilimanjaro views from your room; comfortable rooms with reliable service
• Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge — Scenic hilltop location with warm hospitality and lovely grounds

Budget-Friendly Options

• Mara Crossings Camp — Affordable tented accommodation near the Mara River with good guiding
• AA Lodge Amboseli — Clean, comfortable, and well-located for budget-conscious safari-goers

Beach Resorts (Diani & Mombasa)

• Neptune Paradise Beach Resort — All-inclusive Indian Ocean resort with excellent food and water sports
• Leopard Beach Resort & Spa — Stunning clifftop location with beautiful beach access and spa facilities

Travel Saga Holidays works directly with these properties to secure the best rates for our guests. All accommodations are vetted by our team for quality and value.