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As the dry season arrives, we have witnessed a significant rise in tourism across Kenya, driven by one of nature’s most spectacular events—the Great Wildebeest Migration! Every year, millions of wildebeest, accompanied by zebras and gazelles, make their way across the Serengeti to the Masai Mara in search of greener pastures, creating a breathtaking spectacle that attracts travelers from around the world. This season, we are delighted to see an influx of visitors eager to experience this awe-inspiring natural wonder up close. The increase in tourism is not only

Etihad Airways announced that they will be resuming its flights to Nairobi, Kenya, starting on 15 December 2024! With seats now on sale, travelers can once again enjoy a convenient connection between Abu Dhabi and Nairobi, with nonstop flights four times a week between Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). Lena Havia, Etihad’s Vice-President of Network and Scheduling, expressed the airline's enthusiasm: “We are pleased to resume flights between Abu Dhabi and Nairobi this winter. We are grateful to the Kenyan and UAE

We are delighted to announce that Kenya has welcomed a new Cabinet Secretary for Tourism, Ms. Rebecca Miano. With her extensive experience and deep commitment to Kenya's growth, Ms. Miano is poised to bring fresh energy and innovative ideas to our vibrant tourism sector. Ms. Miano’s appointment comes at a pivotal time as Kenya continues to position itself as a leading global destination, celebrated for its unique wildlife experiences, diverse cultures, and world-class hospitality. She brings a wealth of experience in public administration and tourism development, with a strong

Experience the thrill of the Great Migration with our exclusive full board package! Stay with us on a Full Board Basis: Arrive by your own Land Cruiser and enjoy game drives in the stunning Mara North Conservancy. Rates: Residents: KES 22,544 per person sharing; KES 29,510 for a single occupancy per night. Conservancy fees are KES 1,500 per person per night. Non-residents: USD 444 per person sharing; USD 547 for a single occupancy per night. Valid till October 31, 2024. Book now to immerse yourself in the magnificent migration and indulge in the unparalleled beauty

The past few weeks at Karen Blixen Camp have been nothing short of spectacular in terms of wildlife sightings. One of the most exciting developments has been the activity within the River Pride. Our head guide, Simon Saidimu, captured a powerful moment that suggests we may soon witness an increase in the pride’s numbers. Lions are known for their complex social structures and behaviors, especially during the mating season. Typically, mating occurs throughout the year, but it intensifies during certain periods when conditions are favorable. During mating, a lioness

At Karen Blixen Camp, we pride ourselves on offering unique experiences that celebrate the rich diversity of our guests. Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting a special group of eight from Italy, including two distinguished chefs—a father and son duo—who brought a taste of Italy to the heart of the Maasai Mara. During their stay, the father and son, renowned for their culinary expertise in Italy, were eager to share their passion for cooking with our team. Their choice of dishes was nothing short of delightful: pizza and

“An Unforgettable Adventure in the Masai Mara“ The migration season has arrived, bringing with it one of nature's most awe-inspiring spectacles: the Great Wildebeest Migration. This week, our head guide, Simon Saidimu, led a group of eager guests to witness this incredible event at the Mara River within the Mara Triangle. The Great Migration is a breathtaking journey that sees over a million wildebeests, along with zebras and gazelles, travel across the Serengeti and Masai Mara ecosystems. They move in search of fresh grazing grounds, following a cyclical pattern dictated

Our head tour guide, Simon Saidimu witnessed a remarkable sight: two buffaloes mating. This encounter offers a fascinating glimpse into the mating season of buffaloes and the intricate dynamics of their world. African Cape buffaloes are known for their formidable presence and social structure. The mating season, typically during the wet season, is a crucial period when usually placid herds become dynamic, with males competing for the chance to mate. Simon described the intensity of the scene as a dominant bull identified as a receptive female. The courtship involves

Our head tour guide, Simon Saidimu witnessed a remarkable sight: two buffaloes mating. This encounter offers a fascinating glimpse into the mating season of buffaloes and the intricate dynamics of their world. African Cape buffaloes are known for their formidable presence and social structure. The mating season, typically during the wet season, is a crucial period when usually placid herds become dynamic, with males competing for the chance to mate. Simon described the intensity of the scene as a dominant bull identified as a receptive female. The courtship involves

The previous week, the savanna buzzed with the intensity of the River Pride lionesses' hunt. Their targets? Two elusive warthogs, hidden deep in their burrows. This hunt was a showcase of the lionesses' raw power and cunning strategy. As the sun bathed the landscape in golden light, the lionesses moved with precise grace, their eyes scanning for any sign of their prey. Known for their speed and agility, warthogs are not easy targets. However, the River Pride lionesses, seasoned hunters, began their approach with silent, almost telepathic coordination. One