Kenya

Why Kenya?

With an extraordinary 59 national parks in regions ranging from arid plains to mountain forests and lush wetlands, Kenya is arguably the world’s best safari destination. The wildlife-watching possibilities are endless, but Titan Travel features the generally accepted highlights on the Grand Safari Kenya tour.

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Where many safari tour operators will not include the Park fees, Titan's Grand Safari Kenya tour includes entrance fees to three of the most important Kenya wildlife resorts, costing up to $275.

The best tour managers, guides and rangers accompany every departure, presenting a deeper insight into your destination and its culture.

On safari we only use custom-designed 4x4 vehicles, which comfortably seat seven passengers, each with a guaranteed window seat, in addition bottled water is complimentary during game drives.

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Kenya Airways

Why Kenya?

Travel in comfort and style with Kenya Airways
No jet lag with a time difference of only 3 hours
Titan Travel manager throughout
Warm African sunshine
Exciting cultures and cuisine
Local currency
VIP Home Departure Service®

The ‘Big Five’

In less enlightened days, safari hunters coined the phrase ‘big five’ to describe the most difficult animals to take down with a single shot. These days, those same animals make a wonderful checklist for modern day travellers more interested in shooting the perfect photograph. The ‘big five’ (below) justifiably top the lists of ‘must sees’, but just as exciting can be sightings of giraffe, cheetah, crocodile, eagle and thousands of other feathered, furry and fanged creatures.

Lion

Lion The king of beasts but not one of the most forthcoming. You may catch fortunate glimpses in Nakuru, but the odds improve dramatically at the Masai Mara, one of the foremost lion watching areas in Africa.

Leopard

This graceful hunter is the most elusive of the big five and sightings are highly prized by safari enthusiasts. The surrounds of Lake Nakuru are home to several groups, so keep your eyes peeled there.

Elephant

These majestic giants roam all of the great parks of Kenya and sightings in Aberdare, Nakuru and the Masai Mara are relatively commonplace, and always thrilling.

Black Rhino and calf

Rhino

White and black rhino are counted among the denizens of Kenya’s forests and plains, somewhat confusingly as they are largely indistinguishable by colour. Your expert guides can point out the physical differences if you are lucky enough to see both – black rhino are particularly rare.

Buffalo

For hunters of yesteryear, the buffalo was the most dangerous of the major prizes; now these horned grazers, weighing up to a ton, are the most proliferous of the big five and sightings are virtually guaranteed.

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Client Testimonials

Leonard and Joan Tinsley from Nottingham took our Grand Safari Kenya tour, and wrote: “The whole holiday was fantastic and it fulfilled all of our wildest dreams. To see as many animals as we did was just unbelievable. It couldn’t get better than this.”

Mr and Mrs Smith from Evesham said of their holiday on our Grand Safari Kenya tour, "A very enjoyable holiday, lovely rooms in hotels and lodges, service was excellent at all times. Many thanks to everyone concerned".