Kenya Game Parks

Kenya Game Drive and Game Parks Experience

Kenya is world-renowned for its breathtaking wildlife, diverse landscapes, and unforgettable safari experiences. From the vast savannahs of the Maasai Mara to the shimmering lakes of the Rift Valley and the rugged beauty of Tsavo, Kenya offers some of the best game drives on the African continent. A safari here is not just a trip — it’s a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that connects you to nature in its purest form.

Top Game Parks and Reserves in Kenya

1. Maasai Mara National Reserve
   Home to the Big Five and the world-famous Great Wildebeest Migration, Maasai Mara offers unmatched game viewing all year round.
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Masai Mara entrance fees vary by residence status and season, with different rates for Kenyan citizens, East African residents, and foreign non-residents. For Kenyan citizens, the fee is KSH 3,000 for adults and KSH 500 for children (9-17) per day from July to December, and KSH 1,500 for adults and KSH 300 for children during the Jan-June season. Foreign non-residents pay US$80 for adults and US$45 for children per day year-round, while East African residents pay a rate of KES 4,500 for adults and KES 2,000 for children per day from Jan-June.  

2. Amboseli National Park
   Famous for its large elephant herds and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Perfect for photography and cultural tours with the Maasai community.
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Amboseli National Park entrance fees vary by visitor category, with non-residents paying US$90 for adults and US$45 for children, and East African Residents paying KES 2,025 for adults and KES 1,050 for children. Kenyan citizens pay lower rates, typically KES 1,500 for adults and KES 750 for children. It is essential to confirm the latest prices and seasonal variations before visiting, as they are subject to change.  

3. Tsavo East & Tsavo West National Parks
   The largest wildlife park in Kenya, divided into East and West, known for its red elephants, vast landscapes, and scenic attractions like Mzima Springs.
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The entry fees for Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks differ slightly based on your visitor status. For non-residents, both parks charge approximately USD $52 for adults and USD $35 for children. Kenyan citizens pay Kshs 515 for adults and Kshs 215 for children in Tsavo East, and Kshs 515 for adults and Kshs 215 for children in Tsavo West. Residents of Kenya pay higher rates, with adults paying Kshs 1,030 and children Kshs 515 in Tsavo West.

4. Lake Nakuru National Park
   Famous for flamingos, rhinos, and picturesque views of the Rift Valley. Ideal for bird lovers and nature photographers.
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Entry fees for Lake Nakuru National Park vary by residency, with non-residents paying more than Kenyan citizens and residents. Non-resident adult fees are around $70 USD (high season) to $60 USD (low season), while non-resident children/students pay about $35 USD. Kenyan citizens and residents pay lower fees, such as Ksh 860 for adults and Ksh 215 for children/students during certain periods. 

5. Samburu National Reserve
   A unique northern safari destination featuring rare species such as the Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, and Somali ostrich.
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Samburu National Reserve park fees are USD 70 per adult non-resident and USD 40 per child non-resident for a 24-hour period. Kenyan citizens pay KES 500 per adult, and East African residents pay KES 1,000 per adult for a 24-hour entry. Vehicle entry fees are KES 1600 per vehicle per day.  

6. Nairobi National Park
   Located just outside the capital city, this park offers an amazing chance to see lions, giraffes, and rhinos with the Nairobi skyline in the background.
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National park entry fees vary by park, location, and visitor status (citizen, East African resident, or non-resident). For example, Nairobi National Park charges international adult visitors around $80 during high season and Ksh 2,000 for East African citizens. Fees are subject to change, so it's important to check the specific rates for the park you plan to visit on the official website, such as the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) or the eCitizen portal. 

Game Drive Packages (with Tusafiri Pamoja Tours and Travel)

Half-Day Game Drive – From USD $100 per person
Includes: park entry fees, transport, professional guide, and bottled water.

Full-Day Safari Adventure – From USD $180 per person
Includes: park entry, 4x4 safari vehicle, lunch, and game viewing across major parks.

3-Day Safari Package (Maasai Mara or Amboseli) – From USD $480 per person
Includes: transport, accommodation, meals, park fees, and guided drives.

At Tusafiri Pamoja Tours and Travel, we provide custom safari packages to suit every traveler — from luxury lodge safaris to budget-friendly camping adventures. Whether you dream of watching lions at sunrise, elephants at the foot of Kilimanjaro, or flamingos at Lake Nakuru, we make your Kenyan safari truly unforgettable.