EST. 2009
From the Masai Mara's Great Migration to Serengeti's endless plains. Track the Big Five in their natural habitat. Relax on Zanzibar's white beaches or explore Kenya's coast at Diani, Watamu & Lamu. Luxury safaris designed for American travelers.
Direct from USA
NYC, LA, Atlanta, Chicago
Track Africa's most iconic wildlife in their natural habitat. Our expert guides ensure unforgettable encounters with the Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Buffalo, and Rhino.
We guarantee sightings of all Big Five animals on safaris of 7+ days, or your next safari day is free.
Real stories from American travelers who experienced the magic of East Africa with us.
"We saw all Big Five in our first two days! The guide was incredible - spotted a leopard in a tree from half a mile away. The combination of Masai Mara and Diani Beach was perfect for our honeymoon."
Sarah & James
New York, NY • Mara & Diani Package
"Traveling with our kids (8 and 12) was seamless. The junior ranger program kept them engaged, and seeing elephants in Amboseli with Kilimanjaro behind them - unforgettable. Zanzibar was the perfect beach finale."
The Rodriguez Family
Austin, TX • Tanzania Family Adventure
"Lamu Island exceeded every expectation. No cars, just donkeys and dhows. We stayed in a private villa and felt like we had the island to ourselves. The coffee plantation tour in Nairobi was a fantastic start to our trip."
David & Karen
Chicago, IL • Migration & Lamu Exclusive
Extend your safari with pristine Indian Ocean beaches. From the historic charm of Lamu to the powder-white sands of Diani and the spice islands of Zanzibar.
17km of powder-white sand, coral reefs, and luxury beachfront resorts. 40 min flight from Nairobi.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with pristine marine park, sea turtles, and excellent snorkeling.
Historic Swahili town with Italian influence, coral gardens, and the famous Vasco da Gama Pillar.
No cars, only donkeys and dhows. UNESCO World Heritage site with Swahili culture unchanged for centuries.
Tanzania's legendary spice islands
Nungwi Beach
Best sunsets
Mnemba Atoll
Diving paradise
Stone Town
UNESCO site
Spice Tours
Clove & nutmeg
Just 20 minutes from Dar es Salaam or accessible after your Serengeti safari. Perfect for honeymooners and families alike.
Perfect Safari Finale
Relax after early morning game drives
Marine Safari
Spot dolphins, turtles, and whale sharks
Cultural Richness
Swahili culture, spice farms, historic towns
Easy Connections
Direct flights from Mara/Serengeti
Beach Extension Pricing:
The ultimate East Africa experience. Combine world-class wildlife viewing with Indian Ocean relaxation. All packages include optional beach extensions.
9 Days • Safari + Beach
From
$4,800
10 Days • Safari + Spice Island
From
$5,800
16 Days • Ultimate Journey
From
$12,500
Visit working farms in Kenya's highlands. From the Kiambu coffee estates to the emerald tea fields of Kericho, experience the journey from crop to cup.
Visit 100-year-old coffee estates just outside Nairobi. Walk through Arabica plantations, hand-pick red cherries, and learn artisan roasting.
Explore the emerald hills of Kenya's tea capital. Tour working factories, learn the art of tea grading, and stay in colonial-era plantation bungalows.
Two days exploring both coffee highlands and tea country with luxury accommodation and gourmet farm-to-table dining experiences.
Everything you need to know about planning your Kenya and Tanzania safari adventure.
Kenya and Tanzania safari packages from the USA range from $3,200 to $15,000 per person for luxury tours. This includes accommodation, meals, guides, park fees, and coffee/tea plantation tours. Beach extensions to Zanzibar, Diani, or Watamu add $800-$2,500. International flights from major US cities are additional, typically $1,200-$1,800.
The Great Migration is a year-round event, but the most dramatic river crossings occur July through October in Kenya's Masai Mara. For calving season (perfect for predator action), visit January-March in Tanzania's Serengeti. June is excellent for fewer crowds and lower rates while still seeing large herds.
Yes, US citizens need eVisas for both countries. Kenya eVisa costs $51, Tanzania eVisa is $50, or you can get the East Africa Tourist Visa for $100 which covers both countries plus Rwanda. We handle all visa applications for our clients. Passports must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates with 2 blank pages.
Yellow Fever vaccination is required if arriving from an endemic country. We strongly recommend Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and routine vaccinations (MMR, DPT). Malaria prophylaxis is essential - consult your doctor 4-6 weeks before travel. COVID-19 requirements vary; we provide current updates before departure.
Yes, both countries are safe for tourists when following standard precautions. We use only vetted luxury camps and lodges in secure areas, provide professional guides, and include comprehensive travel insurance. The safari areas (Masai Mara, Serengeti, etc.) are far removed from urban concerns. We monitor US State Department travel advisories daily.
Important information to help you prepare for your East African adventure.
* Great Migration river crossings: July-October
Tell us your vision—whether it's a photography-focused expedition, multi-generational family adventure, or romantic honeymoon with beach finale.
Choose safari, beach, duration, and style.
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Preferential rates through local relationships.