We prioritize responsible tourism practices, supporting local communities, minimizing environmental impact, and focusing on wildlife conservation.
We offer walking safaris, game drives in eco-friendly vehicles, and stays in sustainable lodges and camps.
To ensure an ethical safari that doesn’t harm wildlife, consider these tips:
- Choose a Reputable Tour Operator: Look for tour operators with a strong commitment to conservation and ethical practices. Also read reviews from past clients to gauge the operator’s reputation and commitment to ethical practices.
- Follow Guidelines: Adhere to park rules and regulations, including staying within designated areas and maintaining a safe distance from animals.
- Avoid Disturbing Wildlife: Refrain from making loud noises, using flash photography, or attempting to touch or feed animals.
- Minimize Environmental Impact: Opt for eco-friendly accommodations and transportation, and minimize waste.
- Respect Local Cultures: Dress modestly, learn basic phrases in the local language, and be respectful of local customs.
The best time varies depending on the destination and wildlife you want to see. We can advise you on the most sustainable options based on your interests. However here are some highlights to guide you:
- Peak season: July to October (dry season, great for wildlife viewing)
- Wildebeest Migration season: July to October in Masai Mara.
- Green season: November to December January to March.
- Low Season: April to June (lower rates, fewer tourists).
We offer various trip durations, from short weekend getaways to extended adventures. Choose what best suits your time and budget. Here’s our suggestion:
- Minimum recommended: 5-8 days
- Ideal duration: 10-14 days
As this will allow you visit multiple National Parks.
Kenya boasts a diverse array of national parks and reserves, each offering unique wildlife experiences and stunning landscapes. Choosing the best national park in Kenya depends on what you’re most interested in seeing and experiencing. Here are a few of the most popular options, each with its own unique charm:
- Masai Mara (famous for wildebeest migration and Lions)
- Amboseli (known for elephants and Mt. Kilimanjaro views)
- Tsavo (East and West, largest park complex)
- Lake Nakuru (flamingos and rhinos)
- Samburu (unique northern species)
- Nairobi National Park (Rhino Sanctuary & World’s Only Wildlife Capital)
- Olpejeta Conservancy (Home to the world Last Two Northern White Rhinos)
- Meru National Park (Remote and Unspoiled wilderness & Born Free” Connection)
- Laikipia (Black leopard & Community-Based Conservation)
- Ruma National park (last refuge of the rare roan antelope in Kenya)
- Mt. Kenya (The bongo antelope & Mount Kenya hyrax)
- Aberdare National Park (Historical Significance about Queen Elizabeth 11 & Animal Waterholes:)
Our safaris explore diverse ecosystems, offering opportunities to encounter a wide array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, and countless bird species. We focus on respecting animal habitats and behavior while ensuring minimal disturbance.
Here are some of the animals you might encounter on your safari:
- Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo)
- Plains game (zebras, giraffes, antelopes e.t.c)
- Various bird species
Specific sightings cannot be guaranteed.
We provide a detailed packing list upon booking, but essentials typically include:
- Reusable water bottles.
- Neutral-colored clothing.
- Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
- Insect repellent.
- Camera and binoculars.
- Warm jacket/fleece (mornings/evenings can be cold)
- Comfortable walking shoes.
We offer a variety of eco-lodges and tented camps that blend comfort with sustainability, minimizing their environmental footprint.
The type of accommodation you’ll have on safari in Kenya can vary greatly depending on your budget and preferences. From budget-friendly to luxurious, offering a variety of experiences to suit different preferences and budgets. Here are some of the most common options:
- Luxury Tented Camps:
- Mid-Range Safari Lodges:
- Budget Camps:
- Early Morning Game Drives: These usually start early, around 6:30 AM, to catch the animals as they are active after the cool night.
- Afternoon Game Drives: These drives take place after the heat of the day has subsided, offering opportunities to spot nocturnal animals.
- Full Day Game drives: To maximize on your time and game drives. It includes picnic lunch.
- Night Game Drives: Some parks allow night game drives, which can be a thrilling experience to see nocturnal creatures.
Your local expert guide will provide fascinating insights into the behavior, habits, and ecology of the animals you encounter. Always Listen to Your Guide and Pay attention to your guide’s instructions and advice.
- Safari Jeep/Land Cruiser: A reliable and sturdy vehicle, commonly used for game drives in Kenya. It has two categories; Pop-up roof jeep: This allows for better visibility of wildlife, especially when they are higher up, like giraffes or leopards in trees. And Open sided Jeep: Which provides an unobstructed view of the surrounding environment.
- Pop-Up Roof Safari Tour van: A more economical option, suitable for smaller groups and those on a
- Domestic Flight options also available for safari.
As of January 2024, most visitors to Kenya no longer require a traditional visa. Instead, you’ll need to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before your trip. This can be applied for online through the official Kenya eTA portal.
Please note: While most nationalities can obtain an eTA, it’s always recommended to check the latest visa requirements for your specific country on the official Kenyan government website or consult with your travel agent.
The national parks and game reserves are well-protected and monitored, making them safe for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it’s essential to take some precautions:
- Choose a Reputable Tour Operator: A reputable operator will ensure your safety and provide experienced guides.
- Stay Within Designated Areas: Adhere to the guidelines set by park authorities and your guide.
- Listen to Your Guide: They have the local knowledge and experience to keep you safe.
- Respect wildlife: Keep a safe distance from animals and follow your guide’s instructions.
- Be Aware of Your Surroundings: While on game drives or in cities, pay attention to your surroundings.
- Follow Basic Safety Precautions: Avoid walking alone at night, especially in urban areas.
Most packages include meals, transportation, guided activities, and park entrance fees. Additional options like spa treatments, zip lining, horse riding or cycling, and cultural experiences may be available.
Connectivity varies depending on the location. Some camps offer limited Wi-Fi in communal areas, while others encourage digital detox for a more immersive experience.
This is due to factors like limited infrastructure and satellite internet connections.
Yes. We offer opportunities to participate in conservation projects and community initiatives, making a positive impact on your trip.
We incorporate activities like tree planting, wildlife tracking, and cultural immersion, fostering a deeper connection with nature and local communities.
We partner with local businesses, employ local guides, and contribute to community development projects, ensuring a positive impact beyond tourism.
Be mindful of water usage, dispose of waste responsibly, and respect local customs and traditions.
Ecovibe Millennials Safaris distinguishes itself with a unique approach to safaris, catering to the interests and values of the eco-conscious millennials generation. Our safaris prioritize sustainable practices, immersive experiences, and community engagement, offering a modern twist on traditional wildlife adventures.
Sustainability is at the core of our operations. We work closely with local communities and conservation organizations to minimize our environmental impact, support wildlife conservation efforts, and promote responsible tourism practices. Our accommodations are eco-friendly, and we strive to leave a positive footprint on the places we visit.
Absolutely! Our safaris are designed to be inclusive and welcoming to solo travelers, couples, and groups alike. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for adventure and sustainability.
Our itineraries feature a mix of game drives, guided nature walks, cultural experiences, Sundowner experience and optional adventure activities such as hot air balloon rides, Horse riding safari, cycling or bush treks. We encourage guests to immerse themselves fully in the local environment and culture.
We prioritize fresh, locally sourced ingredients in our meals, offering a mix of traditional and international cuisine. Dietary preferences and restrictions are accommodated whenever possible, ensuring that everyone enjoys delicious and satisfying meals throughout the safari.
Our safaris cater to a range of fitness levels, with activities suitable for most individuals. While some walking and hiking may be involved, participants are not required to have exceptional physical endurance. We strive to make our experiences accessible to all.
Booking can be done through our website or by contacting our dedicated team of travel experts. We’re here to assist with any questions or special requests you may have, ensuring a seamless booking process from start to finish.
Your safety and well-being are our top priorities. We adhere to strict safety protocols and work with experienced guides who are trained in first aid and wildlife encounters. Additionally, we provide comprehensive pre-departure information and support to ensure a safe and enjoyable safari experience for all.
Absolutely. We cater to various dietary preferences and restrictions, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergies. Just let us know in advance, and we’ll ensure your needs are met
- Choose eco-friendly accommodations that are committed to sustainability practices like solar power, water conservation, and local sourcing.
- Opt for small-group tours with responsible tour operators who support local communities and conservation efforts.
- Minimize your environmental impact by packing light, using reusable water bottles, and avoiding single-use plastics.
- Respect local cultures and traditions by dressing modestly and asking permission before taking photos.
- Support local communities by buying souvenirs from artisans and vendors, and tipping guides and staff fairly.
