International safari hub
Tailor-made Big Five safaris across the Masai Mara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, arranged direct with the Nairobi company that runs them. Start with your own country — the flights, the entry requirements and the best months are different from each one.
Nature Point Africa is enquiry-based. Every safari is quoted individually once we know your dates, party size and preferred standard of camp, because those three things move the number more than any published rate would suggest.
The classic route: Masai Mara, Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Amboseli, with the border crossing and internal logistics handled for you. See the full day-by-day version on our 10-day Kenya and Tanzania adventure.
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The same wildlife route, finishing flat on the Indian Ocean — a natural shape for a honeymoon or a long-haul trip. The built version is our 14-day Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar getaway.
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Africa’s highest peak with a professional mountain crew, paired with a safari either side. Route and duration set by your acclimatisation plan.
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Most Kenya and Tanzania safaris sold in the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada are designed abroad and delivered on the ground by an operator in Nairobi, with a margin added between the two. Nature Point Africa is the operator on the ground. The vehicles, the driver-guides and the lodge relationships are ours.
The practical difference is not only price. It is that when you ask which camp has the better hide, or whether a nine-year-old will manage the crater road, or whether your dates will actually catch the crossings, the answer comes from someone who was there recently rather than from a supplier note.
The wildebeest herds are in the Masai Mara roughly July to October and in the Serengeti December to March. The Mara River crossings usually peak in August and September. December to February is the southern Serengeti calving season, which produces the strongest predator viewing of the year. April and May are the long rains, and we will say so rather than sell you a difficult trip. Our guide to the Great Migration in Kenya goes month by month.
How you get here is genuinely different depending on where you start: the routings from New York, London, Sydney, Toronto and Dubai have almost nothing in common. Each country page above sets out the realistic routings for that market, the entry documents for that passport and the school-holiday windows that matter there. Airlines and schedules change seasonally, so every one of those pages asks you to verify current carriers and timings at the time of booking rather than taking ours as current.
Most visitors enter Kenya on an online Electronic Travel Authorization, with a separate Tanzania e-visa for the Serengeti and Ngorongoro leg. Requirements and fees vary by nationality, so verify them on the official government portals before booking flights.
Nothing is added at the end. If something is not in your written quote, we tell you before you travel rather than at the park gate.
A strong safari route is not a checklist of parks. It should connect distinct habitats, keep transfer days sensible and leave enough time for wildlife encounters to unfold. These three landscapes are useful starting points when deciding what matters most to you.
From your home airport to the last game drive, the same team handles it.
Every itinerary is built for the party travelling it. There is no fixed departure and no shared vehicle.
The person who writes your quote is the person who answers while you are on safari. No handover to a different department.
A written itinerary, an itemised quote and our terms, before any money moves.
You are dealing with the company that runs the safari, not with a reseller who has contracted it out.
Tell us a little about the trip and we will send a written, itemised quote in your currency, normally within 24 hours.
We quote every safari individually rather than publishing a headline rate, because the honest number depends on your dates, your party size and the standard of camp you want, and those three things move it far more than a rate card suggests. What is included is fixed: all park and conservancy fees, lodges and tented camps, meals on safari, a private 4×4 with a professional driver-guide, and all ground transfers. International airfare, visas, insurance and gratuities are not. Send us your dates and you get a written, itemised quote in your currency.
The wildebeest herds are in the Masai Mara roughly from July to October and in the Serengeti from December to March. The dramatic Mara River crossings usually peak in August and September. December to February is the southern Serengeti calving season, which produces the strongest predator viewing of the year. We time departures around the movement of the herds and around the dates you can actually travel.
Most international visitors now enter Kenya with an online Electronic Travel Authorization, applied for before departure. The Tanzanian leg covering the Serengeti and Ngorongoro requires a separate e-visa. Requirements and fees differ by the passport you hold, so please verify them on the official Kenyan and Tanzanian government portals before booking flights. We send a checklist for your nationality once your safari is confirmed.
It means the company you are talking to is the company that runs the safari. Most safaris sold in the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada are designed abroad and delivered by a ground operator in Nairobi, with a margin added in between. We are the ground operator. The vehicles, the driver-guides and the lodge relationships are ours, so the answers you get come from people who were in those camps recently rather than from a supplier note.
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