Kenya Safari Holidays

Our aim is to offer a personalised holiday experience and we try to ensure that each client's "Kenya Safari" is individually tailored to meet their needs or requirements. We avoid the more commercial lodges that cater to the mass tourism market and support the more eco-friendly or smaller safari camps. To avoid lengthy transfers to your safari lodge or camp we are able to offer, with most of our safaris, air transfers from Nairobi directly to the Park.

The Porini Camps in Kenya are eco and environmentally friendly. Intimate safari camps away from the tourist masses using open 4X4 transport, qualified and skilful guides providing supreme and unique wildlife viewing.

Why not arrange a driving or air tour between these luxury camps for a holiday that is unlikely to be surpassed. Our helpful staff will be delighted to assist in arranging a truly memorable safari holiday for you and you can contact us by email or over the telephone.

Whichever park you decide to visit you can normally guarantee that you will see the more common grazing animals; such as zebra, wildebeest, eland, giraffe, gazelles impala and waterbuck and although common, don’t underestimate the pleasure you will get from seeing them in their natural habitat. In addition lions and cheetahs are present in most parks, but are most easily seen in the Mara.

If you want to see a leopard the best places to see them are The Mara, Lake Nakuru Park and Samburu, however, we should point out that although the leopard is relatively common they are nocturnal so are rarely seen and an early morning drive is your best chance.

View Camps

Amboseli: If you are looking to see herds of elephants at close range along with the added potential of maybe seeing lions and cheetahs then visit the Amboseli, this park is also very good for birdwatchers.

Tsavo: Home to a large number of lions and the elusive black rhino, however, although it has a big population of elephants we find they are more easily approachable within the Amboseli Park.

Selenkay: This Conservancy is a good place to visit to see giraffes and the less commonly seen animals like caracal, serval cat and the African wild cat, in addition to the lesser kudu, gerenuk and oryx which are not found in Amboseli or the Mara. The Conservancy also has a healthy population of lions and cheetahs but they are not always visible.

Lake Nakuru: Home to both the white and black rhino, you will find that the black rhino are difficult to see however, the white rhino are fairly visible. In addition, if you are on an early morning game drive it is often possible to see a leopard. For nature enthusiasts Lake Nakuru also offers a wide variety of birdlife including thousands of flamingos and many animals including lion, buffalo, waterbuck, giraffe, impala and warthog.

Samburu: This park is known to be a good place to see elephants and lions and cheetahs are also present with the leopard being seen fairly regularly alongside the less common Reticulated giraffe and Grevy's zebra.

Mara, Olare Orok Conservancy, Ol Kinyei Conservancy: The best place for all the big cats, especially lions. Wildebeest migration takes place from late June to early October when these animals move into the Mara from the Serengeti in big numbers.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Laikipia: The biggest rhino sanctuary in Kenya with over 90 rhinoceros, both black and white as well as the very rare Northern White Rhino. It also has lions, leopards, cheetahs as well as elephants and a wide range of plains game. Wild dogs are seen quite often and the rare Patas monkey is also to be found in the Conservancy.