Kenya Epic Safaris

 Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya offers an exhilarating biking safari experience that allows visitors to explore its stunning landscapes, featuring dramatic cliffs, hot springs and diverse wildlife on two wheels.  The park's unique geology and open terrain make it ideal for cycling, as riders can navigate through herds of zebra, giraffe and various antelope while enjoying the scenic views. Guided biking safaris provide insights into the park's ecology and history, making for both an adventurous and educational outing in a truly captivating natural setting.  Our Hell’s Gate biking safari package offers the opportunity to ride a bike in the wilderness and then hike in the gorges, starting with an early morning departure from Nairobi for a one-hour drive to Hell’s Gate National Park. Upon arrival at the park, you can choose to go on a game drive in a safari vehicle or explore the park on a bike , enjoying a thrilling seven-kilometer bicycle ride before taking a rest at ...

Lake Nakuru National Park was initially established as a rhino reserve and bird sanctuary, home to approximately 450 bird species which attract ornithological enthusiasts seeking to witness the spectacle of 1.5 million flamingos and various other bird species.  This park , while smaller in size compared to others in Kenya, presents a stunning view of the lake from its rock escarpment and is predominantly covered by wooded grasslands, offering excellent opportunities for wildlife sightings near the lake shore.  The lake's high algae content historically attracted a large population of flamingos, alongside other thriving bird species, warthogs, baboons and various large mammals. It now serves as an essential sanctuary for both the eastern black rhinos and southern white rhinos, contributing to the conservation of these endangered species.  Established in 1961 and declared a bird sanctuary in 1960, Lake Nakuru National Park spans an area of 188km2 and is dedicated to the pr...