When people think about a Kenya safari, they often imagine lions, elephants and giraffes.
But Kenya has another incredible attraction — its birds.
For bird lovers, every game drive can become a fascinating search for colour, movement and song.
Why Add Bird Watching to Your Safari?
Bird watching allows you to slow down and appreciate the smaller details of the wilderness.
While your vehicle may stop for a lion or elephant, your guide can also help you identify birds around rivers, wetlands, grasslands and forests.
Where Can You Go Bird Watching?
Bird watching opportunities can be found across many Kenyan safari destinations.
The Maasai Mara offers diverse habitats, while Amboseli’s wetlands and open plains provide another interesting environment.
Tsavo’s vast landscapes also provide opportunities to discover a wide range of bird species.
Combine Birding With Wildlife
You don’t necessarily need a separate birding holiday.
Brison Safaris can incorporate bird watching into your regular game drives, giving you the opportunity to enjoy both Kenya’s larger wildlife and its fascinating birdlife.
For serious birders, we can also design dedicated bird watching experiences.
The Best Safari Is the One That Matches Your Interests
Whether you are an experienced birder or simply curious about Kenya’s birds, adding bird watching can make your safari even more rewarding.
Bring your binoculars, camera and curiosity — Kenya’s skies, trees and grasslands are waiting to be explored.
Ask Brison Safaris about creating a wildlife and bird watching safari designed around you.
