Little Rock Safaris

Head to Lake Naivasha, a birding hotspot with over 400 species, including African Fish Eagles, Black Herons, and Malachite Kingfishers. Enjoy lakeshore walks and a serene boat ride for waterbird observation.

Explore the world-renowned Masai Mara, where the bird list exceeds 500 species. Seek out Secretary Birds, Kori Bustards, Rufous-bellied Herons, and a variety of raptors, all amidst abundant big game.

Venture into Kenya’s only tropical rainforest, home to forest specialists like the Great Blue Turaco, Blue-headed Bee-eater, and Turner’s Eremomela. The canopy teems with songbirds and rare forest dwellers.

Explore the rarely visited Busia region in western Kenya, where we target localized species including the Fox's Cisticola and Compact Weaver.

Bird the smallest national park in Kenya, home to African Blue Flycatchers, Hartlaub's Marsh Widowbird, and the elusive Sitatunga Antelope. Discover wetland specialists among a serene forest-marsh ecosystem.

Experience millions of Lesser Flamingos at Lake Bogoria, with geothermal activity creating stunning scenery. At Lake Baringo, enjoy boat birding for species like the Verreaux’s Eagle-Owl, Heuglin’s Courser, and Northern Masked Weaver.

Renowned as a "Birdwatcher’s Paradise," Lake Nakuru offers dramatic flocks of Greater and Lesser Flamingos, plus four of the Big Five. Spot African Spoonbills, Maccoa Ducks, and Yellow-billed Storks.

Search for montane species near this scenic waterfall. Highlights may include Cape Eagle-Owl, Hunter’s Cisticola, and Brown Woodland Warbler.

Explore alpine and moorland zones in Kenya’s tallest mountain range. Look for Scarlet-tufted Malachite Sunbird, Abyssinian Ground-Thrush, and Tacazze Sunbird.

Explore dry-country specialties in Samburu like Vulturine Guineafowl, Golden-breasted Starling, Somali Bee-eater, and Donaldson-Smith's Sparrow-Weaver. The wildlife is equally diverse and captivating.

Birding within city limits? Yes! Nairobi National Park boasts over 500 species, including Secretary Birds, Martial Eagles, and Yellow-throated Longclaws—with skyscrapers in the distance!