The term “journey” in Swahili refers to Explore Safari, and the idea came from Kenya. Although Kenya is well-known for its expansive landscapes and golden beaches, it is most recognized for offering some of Africa’s most breathtaking wildlife viewing opportunities, such as the yearly great migration of two million wildebeest into the Masai Mara, which is supposedly visible from space. Kenya provides the opportunity to encounter intriguing indigenous civilizations, such those of the Masai and Samburu peoples, in addition to its abundant wildlife.

Kenya has become known as a popular safari destination, but there are plenty of stunning lodges in remote locations away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. Kenya boasts a stunning coastline that reaches the southern island of Funzi. The Kenyan coast is a great spot to unwind after your safari, with its charming ancient Swahili settlements, traditional dhows gliding across the ocean, and gorgeous beaches.