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Royal Private Safaris has been steadily growing due to a satisfied client base. We are proud to say that as local Kenyan citizens, we are one of the few professional and successful tour companies owned and operated by local indigenous Kenyans here in Kenya—a source of great pride and distinction.We are unique in that we specialize exclusively in Kenya with no desire to expand and run tours around the globe. We focus all of our love and attention on our guests’ experiences in our homeland. As any traveler knows, value is about much more than the cost of the safari. It’s also about the quality of your experience, and we’re proud of the hard work of our staff in Kenya. They ensure you’ll enjoy an unforgettable experience, whether during our private custom safari, or on any of our planned or pre-booked group tours.Our mission is to offer meaningful Budget & Luxurious personalized Safaris available in Kenya.We are unique in that we specialize exclusively in Kenya with no desire to expand and run tours around the globe. We focus all of our love and attention on our guests’ experiences in our homeland. As any traveler knows, value is about much more than the cost of the safari. It’s also about the quality of your experience, and we’re proud of the hard work of our staff in Kenya. They ensure you’ll enjoy an unforgettable experience, whether during our private custom safari, or on any of our planned or pre-booked group tours.
Known as the ‘Cradle of Mankind’, probable Garden of Eden, and the place where, six million years ago, ‘Millennium Man’ walked the Tugen Hills, Kenya is the ethnic homeland of us all. It was from the nurturing embrace of Kenya that we wandered forth to colonize the world, realize our destiny, and reach for the stars.Back on the shores of Lake Turkana, however, where Homo Erectus took his first, falteringly upright steps, little has changed. The searing wind still scours the waters of the so-called ‘Jade Sea’, the hippos wallow alongside 12,000 crocodiles, and the nomadic tribespeople live a life essentially unchanged from that lived by their 50 million year old ancestors.Motherland of mankind and the adopted home of over seventy different groups of ethnic migrants, who wandered here from Ethiopia, the Nile and the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kenya has emerged as a land of miraculously harmonious contrasts; tropical ice, teaming wilderness, vibrant culture and gentle tolerance. A place where, despite the burdens of poverty, drought and famine, the phrase ‘Hakunamatata’ (‘no problem’) embodies the national attitude; and a smile is the most valuable currency.Dubbed the ‘Safari Capital of the World’; Kenya has 56 national parks and reserves, and offers sanctuary to some of the world’s most ancient and most threatened creatures. Named after Mount Kenya, the second highest mountain in Africa, she shelters the last of the primordial rain forests and boasts more species of birds than almost anywhere else in the world. Stunning, scenic, steeped in history, a sportsman’s paradise and a lover’s paradise, Kenya has provided a playground for royalty, millionaires, aristocrats and eccentrics for centuries; and still remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Offering the best of African travel, a Kenya safari unfailingly reveals the authenticity of the Africa wilderness, beautifully parading the array of Kenya wildlife and safari lodges.It’s not for the typical trappings of tourism, however, that Kenya is usually remembered; it’s for her people. Time and time again, the careful questionnaires of the hotel industry reveal the same fact; that Kenya’s visitors go away indelibly touched by the warmth, sincerity and generosity of the Kenyan people.
