Wildlife Safari Kenya

Wildlife Safari Kenya Wildlife Safari was founded by Tom Fernandes in Nairobi, Kenya, going on 50 years ago, and we owe ou

Over the years we’ve built our reputation on creating incredible itineraries for small groups of discerning travellers: people, who, like us, appreciate the majesty of Africa’s wild places, wildlife and wonderful people. While our global reach has grown to service safari lovers from around the planet, we’ve remained true to our humble African roots: we’re still a family-owned and run business, and we’ve never compromised on what we stand for. Similarly, we value our independence as an autonomous safari operator, and we ensure that we’re as up-to-date as we are objective by regularly visiting all the destinations we recommend. Despite our many years in the business, we’ve stayed curious about every aspect of safari, and we’re always seeking new experiences for our guests. Wildlife Safari is now managed by Trevor Fernandes who continues the legacy his father created. Trevor also owns and operates Wildlife Safari Australia, a boutique safari wholesaler located in Perth; is a partner in Southern World, a provider of wide-ranging inbound services across the three major South Pacific destinations, Australia, New Zealand and Fiji; and is an investor in a number of African safari specialist businesses.

14/09/2026
08/09/2026

Bringing life into the wild is a dangerous game. Within moments of giving birth, this mother wildebeest had to shift instantly from protector to defender as a hyena moved in. Nature is as relentless as it is beautiful.

23/08/2026

Strength in the wild !
A leopard defies the odds,hauling its heavy antelope kill up a tree.A breathtaking display of power and determination.

17/08/2026

A raw moment of power and survival in the wild.

14/08/2026

31/07/2026

@ sean_de_la_harpe's Instagram post of what he alleges to be his Mara experience is a gold winning example of "fake news"and incorrectly describes Masai Mara which is divided into two sections, Greater Mara and Mara Triangle,each managed by separate organisations.
The total number of lodges/camps with accompanying number of vehicles in the Greater Mara is almost tenfold compared to the Mara Triangle.Control of vehicles/guides at Wildlife sightings in the Greater Mara is very poor,while Wildlife rangers in the Mara Triangle are very strict and allow a maximum of five vehicles at any sighting at a time.Vehicles are also strictly controlled at wildebeest river crossings by a permanent presence of wardens.
Every vehicle entering the Mara Triangle Is fitted with a tracker to monitor vehicle movement and responsible guide behaviour,so there's no jostling for prime spots, no racing against other vehicles and reasonable time limit at every sightingfor every vehicle.
Wildlife Safari Kenya only conducts Wildlife viewing in the Mara Triangle,so every guest experience is outstanding and I invite Sean to spend a day in Mara with Wildlife Safari as my guest. #


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