Self Drive Holidays in Kenya – 4×4 Car Rental Self Drive Africa.
A cauldron of sweeping scenery, teeming wildlife, thrilling adventure, exotic tropical beaches, and ancient landscapes dating back to early humankind, Kenya ranks as one of Africa’s top wildlife countries within the East African Region that includes Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda as African safari destinations. The Rich tribal diversity, the fascinating people such as the Masai from an integral part and a colorful backdrop for the Safari holiday of a lifetime within Kenya.
The Masai Mara Plains host the spectacular migration of more than 1.3 million wildebeest, along with hundreds of thousands of zebra and gazelle, as they initiate the great annual trek to greener pastures in Serengeti, Tanzania.
Experience the raw Wilderness of Laikipia while escorted by a traditional Maasai or Samburu guide and revel in the opportunity to view black and white rhinos as you photograph some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife animals, such as the giraffe and elephants, against the visually stunning backdrop of the majestic snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli National Park.
Best time to overland in Kenya on Self Drive .
This is undoubtedly the finest wildlife area in East Africa for seeing the Big game
Self Drive holidays to Kenya can be tailored and personalized depending on your interest and duration of stay in Kenya for your holiday. Interesting that
Our Kenya Safaris are customized to include the beach life and wildlife watching to Mountaineering adventures to explore the less traveled trails within Kenya – Dont follow the crowd but design your own trail for unique memories in Kenya
We design the route, type of accommodation, rental car and optional excursions according to your wishes. Kenya is very accessible with a normal rental SUV if your to explore Kenya beach national parks. According to the itinerary we will advise on the best rental car to drive.
Book a self drive holiday to Kenya with 4wd Africa that will handle the accommodations , park entrances and park guides for your vacation
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4wd Africa offers classic self drive holidays and safaris to explore wildlife in Kenya . Navigate your Own Adventure to Kenya on private guided safari tailored and customized by the experts from Self Drive Africa the leading operator of Independent guided safaris throughout East African Countries for unique memories and holidays to cross border like Tanzania , Rwanda and Uganda on single East Africa Safari tour. A Kenya Safari holiday is only complete with the visit to the wildebeest migration in Masai Mara National reserve that is known as Serengeti National Park in Tanzania .
The uniqueness of Kenya self-drive holiday lies in the developed public camping sites and private camps within the various Kenyan National Park which are recommended for wildlife watching experience while on Self drive Safaris within East Africa. When planning a Kenya self drive vacation , it’s recommended that you consider adding on rooftop tent on the adventure to ensure you enjoy camping in the wild. Navigating through Kenya at your own pace with a rental car is the ideal way for many travelers to discover the magical Kenya.
Wildebeest Migration Experiences in Kenya
The Annual great migration, which commences its seasonal cycle in neighboring Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, consists of a spectacular 1.3 million wildebeest and 400000 zebras sweeping across the landscape as they trek towards greener pastures in the Masai Mara. Along with dramatically contrasting landscapes ranging from moorlands to deserts, coastal shorelines to intricate and alluring forests, colorful tribes like the Samburu and Masai Mara.
The best time to see the migration and river crossings is from approximately mid july to mid-October when the herds of wildebeest and zebras reside in the Mara region and northern Tanzania before returning to the southern Serengeti. From the southern Serengeti of Tanzania, a major portion of the migration moves northwest towards Lake Victoria, then north across the Mara River into Kenya in search of grass, usually returning to Tanzania in late October. In the Masai Mara National Reserve , no longer allow private guided Self drive holidays.