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Kenya Honeymoon Safaris

4.6/5  –  1,653 Kenya Reviews

Kenya is a country of contrasts. It offers something for most travelers, including a lot of choice for honeymooners. The mosaic of wildlife-rich savannahs, white sandy beaches, fairy forests, scenic lakes and ragged mountaintops makes for an endlessly rewarding travel destination. If you’ve dreamed of an African safari, why not share it with your significant other to celebrate your life together? Whether you are looking for a full-on safari in Kenya’s world-famous parks, or you just want a few days out in the bush as an add-on to a conventional beach holiday, there are honeymoon packages to make everybody’s dreams come true.

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6 Questions About Kenya Honeymoon Safaris

1. Why is Kenya a good choice for a honeymoon trip?
2. Are there recommended activities for a honeymoon in Kenya?
3. What are the most romantic places for a honeymoon safari in Kenya?
4. Can we extend our trip with some time on the beach?
5. Are there special honeymoon safari packages in Kenya?
6. Will we get enough alone time on a honeymoon trip?
 
 

6 Questions About Kenya Honeymoon Safaris

Answered by Ariadne van Zandbergen

Why is Kenya a good choice for a honeymoon trip?

“Kenya is the perfect destination for an action-packed honeymoon. If you’re looking for a holiday of a lifetime with the person you love, a Kenyan safari might just strike the right balance between romance and adventure. Kenya offers a wealth of activities in beautiful surroundings. You can mix and match spending time in bucket-list parks, such as the Masai Mara National Reserve, with moments in unspoiled wilderness, and some relaxation on the coast. Kenya’s established safari industry is well-equipped to make a honeymoon very special. There are many small lodges and boutique hotels offering personable but unobtrusive service. As newlyweds you can expect a few touches that make your stay extra memorable. All the details aside, what could be more enchanting than being in nature with the one you love?”

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Are there recommended activities for a honeymoon in Kenya?

“While a Kenyan safari is mostly about vehicle-based wildlife viewing, you might want to mix it up a bit for variety. Early morning and afternoon game drives are the standard activities on a Kenyan safari, and the most productive way to see lots of animals. For a different experience, go on a walking safari. Your guide will show you all the small details that are easily overlooked on game drives. It’s lovely to stretch the legs, and you won’t soon forget seeing large animals on foot. You’ll feel in touch with nature on a horseback safari, but adrenaline junkies might prefer quad biking. A hot-air-balloon safari is a treat for a honeymoon. You’ll glide above the animals on the open plains at sunrise and this is followed up with a champagne breakfast in the bush.”

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What are the most romantic places for a honeymoon safari in Kenya?

“The key to a successful honeymoon safari is to get away from the crowds. The private conservancies offer a holistic safari experience, with emphasis on quality time in a serene environment as opposed to ticking off the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino). Several lodges here offer some of the most spectacular views in Kenya. Kenya is a popular honeymoon destination, for good reason. The African bush, with its raw beauty, is an alluring environment for outdoorsy newlyweds. Intimacy and privacy are essential components of a romantic holiday. Another winner for an enchanting safari is Meru National Park. This Big Five destination is vastly underrated and the lack of big hotels keeps it congestion-free. The location of Elsa’s Kopje, a lodge carved in a hill overlooking the park, is one of the most memorable ones in the country, and I can’t think of a more romantic place than its stone-hewn infinity pools. Then there is the world-famous Masai Mara NR. The wildlife viewing is unparalleled, but it is harder to avoid the crowds here. Budget permitting, stay in the Mara North Conservancy for an exclusive experience of a lifetime while empowering the local Maasai communities.”

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Can we extend our trip with some time on the beach?

“It is easy to extend your Kenya honeymoon safari with a beach getaway. Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city, is one of Africa’s main transport hubs, so you can look at a beach add-on within Kenya or elsewhere in the region. There are many resorts and boutique hotels to choose from on Kenya’s beautiful coastline. Watamu Marine Park, with its coral gardens and picture-perfect bays, is the ideal setting for a beach extension. You won’t get bored here. Aside from all the usual water activities, day trips to Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve, the overgrown Gedi Ruins and Kipepeo Butterfly Project are all highly recommended.”

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Are there special honeymoon safari packages in Kenya?

“There are many honeymoon packages available in Kenya. Operators use their knowledge of the lodges and parks to put together something truly magical for newlyweds. Every lodge is chosen carefully. It might have an amazing view, a honeymoon suite, an infinity pool, or a private plunge pool. The lodges will be informed that you are on honeymoon, and they’ll do their bit as well. You might get a breakfast on your deck or a candlelit dinner by the pool. Or you might get a surprise spa treatment for two. Most honeymoon packages will combine a safari with some relaxation on the coast. After the adventures of a safari, you’ll appreciate a sleep-in with the sound of the waves crashing, and swimming together in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. No doubt you’ll also enjoy strolling hand in hand on endless beaches and sailing in a traditional dhow at sunset.”

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Will we get enough alone time on a honeymoon trip?

“Even though a Kenyan safari is quite an active holiday, you should definitely get some alone time on a honeymoon. To secure quality time alone with your partner, I recommend booking a private safari as opposed to a group safari. You’ll have more flexibility on a private trip too. While most tours tend to be action packed, there is nothing stopping you from taking a morning or afternoon off to spend time together at the lodge. Maybe have a sleep-in and skip the early morning game drive. The lodges are often in magnificent locations, perhaps overlooking a river or a waterhole. And while the normal routine is to go out on a drive to look for animals, you can sometimes see a lot from the lodge’s main deck, a hide, or even your private balcony.”

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Kenya Reviews

4.6/5 1,653 Reviews
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Brian Jackman  –  
United Kingdom UK

Brian is an award winning travel writer, author of safari books and regular contributor to magazines such as BBC Wildlife and Travel Africa.

Africa for Beginners
5/5

Kenya is easy to get to from most parts of the world. It’s just eight hours away by air from London, for instance – fly overnight and you can be in the bush in good time for lunch. Even before you arrive in Nairobi you can see giraffes...

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Jeffrey Layton  –  
United States US
Reviewed: Dec 2, 2025
A once in a lifetime experience
5/5

For those looking to check off another item off their bucket list and to see a Safari as it is meant to be, I highly recommend going to Kenya. From the first camp to the last, it’s like walking onto a movie set. The picturesque views and...

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Grace Okongo  –  
Italy IT
Reviewed: Dec 1, 2025
Marvellous
5/5

I visited Kenya after ten good years must say Kenya is a developed and developing country..the people are so welcoming smiles ..the ease of living is top tier .the weather was good food was excellent i mean just loved everything

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Anita Bräuhofer  –  
Austria AT
Reviewed: Nov 26, 2025
Wildlife on safari top - nationalparc fees flop !!
5/5

Our safari in Kenya was very varied and fantastic. The safari company African Hartebeest booked according to our wishes and delivered what it promised. I can definitely recommend this small company. The website safaribookings is very...

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Karen Eisenberg  –  
United States US
Reviewed: Nov 26, 2025
The game drives, seeing the mass variety of animals, was amazing.
5/5

We loved the game drives as we saw many animals. The scenery was also amazing! The weather was perfect, not too warm or cold, and it rained a little only one day. The Lenchada Tourist camp n Masai Mara was very comfortable, and the staff...

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Amber Keightley  –  
New Zealand NZ
Reviewed: Nov 25, 2025
vast and wonderful
5/5

Kenya is an incredible destination for wildlife, mountains, valleys and human interest. The sky is enormous, vast, uncrowded and beautiful. The animals were plentiful, we didn't expect to see giraffes, zebra & gazelles on the side of the...

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