Road trip in Kenya

Discover the highlights of Kenya during your tour in Kenya

Overnight stays with Belgians in Mombasa, or an ending on the coast is also possible when booking a road trip in Kenya with Glamping Kenya.

Experience the freedom of a road trip in Kenya, with the convenience of a well-planned route.  Glamping-Kenya provides a completely tailor-made tour in Kenya, perfect for if you are visiting Kenya for the first time and want to fully enjoy your safari and all the highlights that this beautiful country has to offer. Your private driver is trained to guide you and to carry out your wishes. For example, if you want to stay with a group of lions for 2 hours, this is all possible, but if you want to continue driving immediately after taking some photos, that is also possible.

For a road trip In Kenya, different options:

• Visit the more touristy places during your tour in Kenya, such as Lake Nakuru, which is known for its numerous flamingos that eat algae, plankton and small lobsters. Although their numbers have been reduced due to rising water levels and pollution. You can also find them in Lake Elementaita

• A visit to Lake Naivasha: A true paradise for bird watchers, here you will find more than 500 different bird species. There are also 1500 hippos in this area. This freshwater lake also has flamingos. A boat trip on the lake is very worthwhile during your tour in Kenya.

• From there, a visit to Hell's Gate is definitely worth adding to your tour in Kenya because of the beautiful Red Gorge and the many wildlife. A cycling safari here is highly recommended.

• Then of course there is the Masai Mara, which is very touristy and nowadays you sometimes have to queue up in cars to get a look at the animals. You will find vast grass landscapes, enormous herds of zebras and wildebeest. At one point in the year around the end of July / beginning of August you can, with a bit of luck, see the “Great Migration” of the wildebeest. Until now, this has always been the highlight of many tourists during their tour in Kenya.

• Further south you can visit Amboseli National Park, which is known for its many elephants, and with a bit of luck, a view of Africa's highest mountain Kilimanjaro (5895m) in the background. Nice to add to your tour in Kenya.

• Aberdare Nationa Park is also another one, located further north: This park is a piece of remaining rainforest, lush and green and is home to elephants, lions, leopards, rare bongo antelopes, baboons, buffalos, wild dogs, hyanas, etc… This park offers you a completely different landscape during your road trip in Kenya.

• During your road trip in Kenya, you can of course also visit the lesser-known parks, but these are much less busy and at least as beautiful or even more beautiful.

• Further north there is Samburu National Park; This should certainly never be missed during your tour in Kenya. In Samburu Nationa Park you will not only find the Big 5, but especially the Special 5. Go to the banks of the Ewaso River to spot a lot of game. Spot very rare animal species such as the Grevy zebra, Beisa Oryx, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, genouk. Your road trip in Kenya is not complete if you have not visited this park.

• A gem during your tour in Kenya is Solio Conservancy. This lesser-known park is a 10-minute drive from Glamping-Kenya, but it is a real gem. There are more than 700 rhinos in the wild here.  Of which + 600 white rhinos and + 100 black rhinos.

• What is there to experience during your tour in Kenya in Meru National park? Go crocodile spotting at the Tana River, Meru is the park of Elsa, the lioness who was raised and released in the nature reserve by the couple Joy and George Adamson.

The book Born Free, which Joy wrote about this, reached the top of all international bestseller lists. The film of the same name won several Oscars and Golden Globes. Here you will also find Leopards.

• You should certainly not miss Ol Pejeta during your road rip in Kenya. Here are the last 2 white rhinos of the Northern breed. It's mother and daughter. Najin and Fatu is their name. The Northern white rhino will soon become extinct worldwide. The Big 5 is also present here. The last male of this species died in 2018; his sperm cells have been preserved, and they are still trying to fertilize the female.

• When you book a road trip in Kenya, does Glamping Kenya always ensure that you spend the night in decent hotels that suit everyone's budget?

• For those who prefer a tour in Kenya in the southern part, we can always combine this with a nice ending with Belgians on the coast in Mombasa.

If you are planning to book a road trip in Kenya, you can always contact Glamping-Kenya without obligation.

A road trip in Kenya is so much more than traveling, it is experiencing, feeling, living and so much more.

A tour in Kenya is also a bit out of the comfort zone for many, but once you get here it is a bit like you have been here in the past.

A tour in Kenya is something you should do at least once in your life.