Windows on the Wild Unveils Sustainable and Luxury Kenya Safari Collections
Specialist wildlife and soft adventure tour operator Windows on the Wild has announced the launch of two new, highly curated Kenya itineraries. Designed to cater to different travel styles, the “Wild Elegance Safari” and the “Eco Bush Camps Safari” promise travelers both comfort and a deep, meaningful connection with East Africa’s iconic landscapes.
Both packages have been developed in strategic partnership with Gamewatchers Safaris, an organization recently honored with both the ATTA Earthkeepers Award and the ATTA Eco-Innovation Award for their commitment to sustainable tourism.
Wild Elegance: Boutique Luxury Meets Conservation
For those seeking an immersive, high-end experience, the nine-night Wild Elegance Safari (priced from £6,679 per person) offers an intimate journey through Kenya’s premier wildlife hotspots.
The itinerary features stays at carefully selected luxury properties, including Elewana Tortilis Camp in Amboseli National Park—renowned for its breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro—and the exclusive River Camp in Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Guests at Ol Pejeta are offered a unique insight into conservation efforts, with opportunities to visit the Endangered Species Boma, home to the world’s last two northern white rhinos.
The tour concludes at Hemingways Ol Seki Mara Camp in the private Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Here, visitors can witness the raw beauty of the Mara ecosystem, with prime opportunities to see big cats, elephants, and, between July and October, the legendary Great Migration.
Eco Bush Camps: An Authentic, Low-Impact Adventure
The 12-night Eco Bush Camps Safari (priced from £6,439 per person) is tailored for travelers who prioritize an authentic, low-impact connection with the bush. By utilizing light aircraft for transfers and specially designed open safari vehicles, this itinerary allows for deeper exploration across four distinct regions, including the Selenkay and Ol Kinyei Conservancies.
This package emphasizes the “bush experience,” incorporating guided walking safaris and nocturnal game drives, which provide a rare chance to spot elusive species like leopards, aardvarks, and the distinctive lesser kudu. The route also includes a stay in Meru National Park, a haven for birdwatchers with over 400 recorded species and a vital sanctuary for elephant populations seeking shade beneath ancient baobab trees.
A Commitment to the Future
Both itineraries reflect a growing demand for travel experiences that support long-term environmental protection. By focusing on private conservancies and sustainable lodge operations, Windows on the Wild ensures that guests can enjoy Kenya’s incredible biodiversity while actively contributing to its preservation.
- Booking Information: Both itineraries include internal flights, transfers, park fees, and game drives. International flights are not included.
- Solo Travelers: Single supplements are available upon request, and solo adventurers are welcomed on both circuits.
For more details on these new itineraries or to explore additional Kenyan travel options, visit windowsonthewild.com or contact the team directly at 020 8742 1556.
