Safari Sense is home to the original Kenya safari, incorporating the nostalgic feel of the golden days of exploration and discovery, with a dash of luxury for the ultimate African adventure experience.
We specialize in organizing and managing individual or group safaris within Kenya that are of wildlife importance, cultural benefits, historical significance, and which promote sustainable tourism.
Our core mission is to Inspire Sustainable Luxury And Adventure Travel For Nature Conservation within Kenya while also marketing the country as the best safari destination.
Safari Sense works with a large network and various facilities to explore a variety of choice itineraries not limited to; great adventure at stunning destinations; best accommodations; excellent hospitality; conservation and sustainability; local cultures and experiences; and above all, lots of fun!
We also make hotel and lodge reservation easy by arranging both local and international bookings, for both up-market and economy options.
The Team
Ernest
Travel Adviser, Digital Marketing
Our volunteer Editor-in-Chief is a certified Russian language Safari Guide (Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association) and a professional photographer who is passionate about wildlife conservation, sustainable tourism and community development.
The travel bug bit him early in life and he has lived in, and traveled extensively to all corners of Kenya.
Well known and respected for his vast knowledge of the African bush, Ernest has been leading safaris for over 12 years and is a committed conservationist with a passion for birds and emerging technologies.
A digital communication expert, he speaks English, Swahili and Russian, and is conversant in Spanish.
Lizz
Client Relations & Administration
Lizz is a professional with a demonstrated history of working in Client Relations and Administration with years combined of local and international experience in customer service. She ensures the smooth alignment between the business processes and provides expert advice for holiday options while overseeing incoming prospective enquires.
Lizz manages our clients’ experiences and maintains the day-to-day operations of Safari Sense.
Tamara
Corporate Branding & Business Performance
Tamara thrives in her passion for delivering customer-focused services and unique holiday packages. She manages and implements our brand communications and end-to-end campaigns, gathering insights and articulating and implementing recommendations to drive brand performance.
Tamara develops, manages, and implements sales and marketing strategies for Safari Sense’s key target markets.
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Swift Shadows: Unraveling the Mystique of the Cheetah
For the Cheetah, the hunt is not just a means of survival; it is an art form. The Cheetah employs a stalking technique, inching forward with stealthy precision, utilizing the tall grass as a natural camouflage.
Dive into Adventure: Witness the Magnificent Whale Sharks off the Kenyan Coast!
Welcome, adventurous souls and curious wanderers, to a marine spectacle that will leave you in awe! If you’ve ever dreamed of swimming alongside gentle giants of the ocean, then Mombasa, […]
Experience the Untamed Beauty of Africa’s Painted Wolves!
Ready to embrace the wild? Our exclusive safari immerses you in the world of African wild dogs, also known as painted wolves. This adventure guarantees an indelible mark on your soul.
Off The Beaten Track: Embark on an Unforgettable Journey to Central Island National Park
Discover the captivating allure of Central Island National Park, an oasis nestled in the heart of Lake Turkana. Venture into the south-eastern corner and encounter the El-Molo tribe, a resilient community that once numbered a mere 80 individuals, earning the title of Africa's smallest tribe.
Why Voluntary Waterfowl Bird Counts Play a Key Role in Climate Change Mitigation and Eco-tourism Promotion
Annual waterfowl bird counts in Kenya are an important tool for understanding the health of bird populations and the wetlands they inhabit. These counts provide researchers and conservationists with crucial information on population trends, which can help identify potential threats or declines.
Experience: Mara North Conservancy
A rolling savanna of more than 28.000 hectares, the Mara North Conservancy is home to a spectacular array of plants, reptiles, birds and mammals, including elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard […]
Great Game At Samburu National Reserve
Samburu National Reserve is a wildlife reserve in northern Kenya that is known for its diverse array of wildlife. The reserve is home to a wide variety of animal
Experience: Lumo Wildlife Conservancy
Hear the roar of lions in the distance and get up close and personal with some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife. Ideal for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts, a safari in Lumo Conservancy is an unforgettable experience.
With plenty of luxurious accommodations, one can experience the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure.
Escape to Maasai Mara’s Siana Springs Tented Camp
Siana Spring Tented Camp provides additional services and amenities such as a huge restaurant with foreign cuisine (vegetarians and non-vegetarians), traditional Kenyan delicacies, English breakfast, picnic lunches, indoor and outdoor dining, and bush evenings. Comfort and safety are ensured by a well-trained, pleasant, and organized personnel.
3 Benefits Online Safari Booking
I must confess that I was once a skeptic of online booking platforms. Living in an age of cyber crime had put me off the idea until I was forced […]
Fascinating Game Drive at Nairobi National Park
As we approached Nairobi National Park, the sun began to cast a golden glow across the sky. We were entering through the Main Gate, located just off the Lang’ata Road. […]
Legendary Treetops Hotel – A Princess’s Turning Point
The visitor’s book at Treetops Hotel, Nyeri On February 6, 1952, Princess Elizabeth’s life changed forever. Together with her husband Prince Philip, they were staying in Treetops, a game-viewing lodge […]
Fundi Chuma! Why the Hamerkop is known as the Flying Architect
Along the shores of Kenya’s rivers and lakes, the Hamerkop rakes the muddy banks with its short, heavy bill, searching for frogs and fish. Occasionally, It also employs other tactics […]
The Divination of the Turkana
The resonant thumping song of the Long-tailed Nightjar (Caprimulgus climacurus) through the dry air is a sound of blessing. The hot undulating desert landscape of sand-coloured sedimentary rocks are bare […]
Beads of Tradition
Northern Kenya is a wild frontier country inhabited by some of the toughest and most interesting people in Africa. Spartanish, tall and regal, these nomads belong to a mythical race […]
Facing Mt. Kenya: A Tour of Kenyatta House, Maralal
The road trip from Nairobi to Maralal is an unforgettable drive through the Great Rift Valley and the Aberdare Ranges. The 348 km scenic drive to the small hillside market […]
About Samburu
Driving up north from Nairobi, that familiar feeling of excitement slowly grows and as the roads wind down towards the dusty, desert heat of Samburu, city life is now a […]
Misadventure at Lake Naivasha
There’re some experiences we try to gloss over when reviewing our travels. Not that they’re embarrassing, but probably coz of the mental stress they induce once recalled. Just the other […]
Experience Tanzania: Your Ultimate Adventure Holiday
While on safari, every game drive is a trip into the unexpected.., a chance to encounter nature at its most raw. No wonder that for many, a trip to Kenya […]
#Tuesday_trivia: How Much Do You Actually Know About Kenya’s Cusine? Find out!
Has the idea of food tourism ever came to mind? Well, Kenya is the place to be. Kenyan dishes are among the best you will ever devour. Ask any Kenyan […]
Wildlife Photography Tips: Shooting Wildlife on a Cloudy Day
The sunrays peaking through the thick rain forest vegetation offer little warmth to the morning chill of the Aberdares. Raising the jacket zipper a little BIT, I scan the horizon […]
Step-by-Step Guide to a Sustainable Kenya Holiday
The excitement of the annual Wildebeest migration after months of dreaming and planning for it has you briskly passing through Kenya’s frenetic capital for the ultimate destination. Maasai Mara. Of […]
#Tuesday_trivia: How Well Do You Know Kenya? Find out!
Kenya is the home of the original safari and the cradle of humanity. The country is home to unique landforms, a myriad of blending cultures, and a long and rich […]
Post COVID-19 Tourism Facing Threats from Species Decline
African Savanna Elephant | Status: Endangered | Threats: Poaching, climate change In 2019, researchers uncovered the fossils of a giant lion, which they named Simbakubwa kutokaafrika. It lived in what […]
New eBird Checklist, Global Big Day 2021
There was a slight breeze at 8 in the morning when I got out my DSLR to take part in this year’s Global Big Day. The air was unusually loud […]
It’s Earth Day 2021
In the midst of a global pandemic, this year’s Earth Day reminds us of our collective responsibility to the environment and to our planet. And while climate change continues to […]
Book of The Month: Theodore Roosevelt’s African Game Trails
It was a wild sight; the ring of spearmen, intent, silent, bent on blood, and in the centre, the great man-killing beast, his thunderous wrath growing ever more dangerous. At […]
Join Us in Marking Earth Hour 2021
This Saturday the whole world will go dark at 8:30 p.m. local time. The darkness is part of a worldwide movement known as Earth Hour that has been steadily picking […]
Essential Destination: Shaba National Reserve
Apart from receiving far fewer visitors than its better-known neighbours (Samburu and Buffalo Springs), Shaba National Reserve offers broad landscapes, the meandering Ewaso Nyiro River, lovely Doum palms and picturesque […]
Check Out These March Adventure Travel Must-haves
March marks the beginning of Kenya’s tourism low season (which lasts up until May) and the start of the long rains. This means fewer vehicles in parks and reserves and […]