Kenya, on your terms

Wild Kenya, Made Unforgettable

We plan safaris, beach escapes and mountain treks across Kenya, run by local guides who know this land like family.

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Why travel with Dunnah

A small, hands-on team based right here in Kenya.

Local, expert guides

Born and raised in Kenya, our guides read wildlife behaviour and terrain like it's second nature.

Tailor-made itineraries

We build the trip around you: pace, budget, what you actually want to see.

Trusted on the ground

Lodges and camps we've checked out ourselves, from the Mara to Amboseli, Tsavo and the coast.

Real support, always

Your trip planner is a WhatsApp message away, before you land and after you leave.

Find your kind of Kenya

Wildlife safaris are what we're known for, but there's a lot more to Kenya than that.

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Wildlife Safari

2-Day Amboseli Express

Short on time but still want elephants against Kilimanjaro? This is the quickest way to get there and back from Nairobi.

2 days2–12

Wildlife Safari

2-Day Tsavo East Safari

A quick, red-dust dose of Tsavo East — the famous rust-coloured elephants, the Galana River, and far fewer vehicles than you'd find in the Mara.

2 days2–12

Wildlife Safari

Classic Wildlife Safari

A compact four-day loop from Nairobi: a boat ride on Lake Naivasha, rhino at Lake Nakuru, then a full day chasing the Big Five in the Mara.

4 days2-12

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Iconic Kenyan destinations

From the Maasai Mara's endless plains to Diani's white-sand coast.

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Maasai Mara

The reserve most people mean when they ask for 'a Kenya safari' — wide open plains, resident lion and cheetah, and for a few months each year, the wildebeest migration thundering through.

Amboseli National Park

Elephant herds roam right out in the open here, with Kilimanjaro's snow-capped peak rising behind them on a clear morning. It's one of the most photographed views in the country.

Tsavo East & West

Kenya's biggest park by a long way, split into East and West, known for elephants that turn rust-red from the iron-rich dust and for wilderness you can drive through for hours without meeting another vehicle.

Lake Nakuru

A compact soda lake ringed by cliffs. Depending on water levels you might find thousands of flamingos here, and there's a well-protected sanctuary for both black and white rhino.

What travellers say

“We had two teenagers with us who'd never been further than Spain, and I was nervous about how they'd handle five days in the bush. Didn't need to be — our guide kept them glued to the window the whole trip, explaining what every animal was doing and why. Best family holiday we've had.”
Emma Richardson

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