Kevic Tours and Travel is your trusted gateway to the wonders of Africa. Based in Kenya, we craft unforgettable safaris and travel experiences that blend adventure, comfort, and authentic local charm. We specialize in wi…
Kevic Tours and Travel is your trusted gateway to the wonders of Africa. Based in Kenya, we craft unforgettable safaris and travel experiences that blend adventure, comfort, and authentic local charm. We specialize in wildlife safaris, immersive cultural tours, and guided hiking adventures, offering experiences that connect you deeply with Africa’s landscapes and people. Whether it’s witnessing the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, relaxing on Kenya’s sun-kissed beaches, or conquering Africa’s iconic peaks, we design every journey to match your dreams. We work with both luxury accommodations and carefully selected midrange lodges and camps, ensuring every traveler enjoys comfort, quality, and exceptional service at their preferred style and budget. From seamless logistics to personalized attention, Kevic Tours and Travel turns every trip into a story worth telling.
Kevic Tours & Travel is a Kenya-based safari operator consistently rated highly online, reflecting strong, real guest satisfaction across multiple departures. The team specialises in premium, personalised safari experiences for small groups and private trips, tailoring itineraries to client interests rather than selling fixed packages. Guests frequently praise clear communication and seamless planning from first contact through to the end of the trip, noting helpfulness, responsiveness and professionalism throughout. Their guides and drivers are described as knowledgeable, friendly and attentive, enriching game drives with strong wildlife insight and cultural context. From an NMT perspective, Kevic Tours punches above its size — a high-value operator with excellent service that stands up well against much larger companies, especially for Kenya safaris and cross-border planning
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Chasing Sunrise at Amboseli
A herd of Elephants
Masai Mara National Reserve
Beauty of Nature
Cultural Experience
Kevic Tours and Travel was founded with a clear mission: to create unforgettable memories while showcasing the very best of Africa. Driven by a passion for travel, wildlife, and authentic cultural experiences, the company was established to offer more than standard tours providing meaningful, well-curated adventures that reveal Africa’s true beauty.
From the beginning, Kevic Tours has focused on personalized service, expert planning, and exceptional guest experiences. Today, the company continues to uphold its founding vision by delivering premium African safaris and travel experiences that leave lasting impressions.
At Kevic Tours, we choose lodges that consistently give our guests exceptional value, comfort, and unforgettable wildlife moments.
Amboseli – Oilepo Amboseli Lodge
Oilepo is a favourite for its excellent personalised service and unbeatable location. It sits right beside a waterhole, where elephants often come to drink offering close wildlife encounters from the lodge itself. The clear views of Mount Kilimanjaro make every morning and evening breathtaking.
Masai Mara – Zebra Plains Mara Camp
We love Zebra Plains for its beautiful wilderness-style outlook and its location next to a conservancy. Guests can often spot wildlife right from their room, creating an immersive safari feel without leaving the camp. It’s calm, scenic, and perfect for photographers and honeymooners.
Lake Naivasha – Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort
This lodge is known for its wide open grounds where wildlife roams freely zebras, giraffes, and waterbucks regularly graze around the property. The peaceful setting and lakeside atmosphere make it an ideal stop for relaxation.
Serengeti – Osinon Camp
Osinon Camp is loved for its warm, friendly staff, excellent food, and true bush experience. Located inside the Serengeti, it gives guests a front-row seat to wildlife throughout the day. It’s authentic, comfortable, and perfectly placed for game viewing.
These are just but examples.We work with alot of camps and lodges across Africa.
On the third day of safari in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, one of our guests received a phone call no one ever wants — her father had been rushed to hospital back home. Within minutes, the trip changed. While she was still processing the news, our team stepped in quietly. We arranged a private transfer to the nearest airstrip, coordinated with the airline to secure the earliest flight out of the Mara, and rebooked her international connection the same day. One of our senior team members stayed with her the entire time — handling logistics so she didn’t have to. By sunset, she was on her way home. Weeks later, she wrote to us: “I will always remember the lions… but I will never forget how you took care of me when I needed it most.” Safari is about wildlife. But true hospitality shows itself when things don’t go as planned.
1. The Mara River crossing points Even after years of guiding, I still feel a surge of adrenaline pulling up to the riverbanks during migration season. The tension. The silence. Then chaos — wildebeest launching into crocodile-filled waters. No two crossings are ever the same. 2. Paradise Plains at sunrise That first golden light stretching over endless savannah, big cats returning from a night hunt — it never gets old. It’s where the Mara feels infinite.
1. Observation Hill Climbing up and seeing elephants move below with Mount Kilimanjaro towering behind them — that postcard view still gives me chills. 2. The swamps in the dry season When everything else is dusty and brown, the swamps are alive. Elephants, buffalo, hippos — all gathering in one place. It’s raw, concentrated Africa.
At dawn in the Maasai Mara, our guide Shem suddenly switched off the engine. “Lions,” he whispered. We heard nothing. Instead of driving toward the faint calls, he watched a distant herd of zebras. “They’ll run this way,” he said calmly — and positioned the vehicle ahead of them. Moments later, the grass exploded. Three lionesses charged. The zebras bolted exactly where Shem had predicted, right across our view. Afterward, we asked how he knew. He smiled. “The zebras told me.” That’s not guiding. That’s reading the wild.
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Bewertung schreibenIt had been easy to book, pay and plan everything. The car was always clean and our guide was happy and interesting every day! Communication and planning during all day was top noch! Excellent skills to find all animals but also respectful to nature and culture. Easy talking with any age in our group. Book this and you will have the best of safaries!
Ein Ausgangspunkt — die meisten Anbieter passen jedes Angebot an Ihre Reisedaten und Ihr Tempo an.
Three days in Amboseli, done the way most of the world actually does East Africa — by sharing a group-joining 4x4 jeep with fellow travellers and splitting the cost across the vehicle. The park does not change because the jeep is shared. The elephants are still the most habituated in Kenya, Kilimanjaro still rises above the swamp at first light, and the professional driver-guide in the front seat has driven this terrain enough times to know exactly where the breeding herds will be at 6:15 AM. What changes is the price — and for solo travellers, pairs, and anyone doing their first Kenya safari on a realistic budget, that difference is the entire reason Amboseli becomes possible.
A three-day fly-in safari to Chyulu Hills National Park, the rolling young volcanic range that Hemingway immortalized as the "Green Hills of Africa." A 45-minute light-aircraft hop from Nairobi drops you into a landscape of cloud forest, lava tubes and grassy ridges with Kilimanjaro filling the southern sky. Two nights of game drives, bush walks and Maasai-country exploring put you among the Chyulu's famous big tuskers and birdlife.
Two of Kenya's most distinctive wildlife experiences are within reach of Nairobi in just three days: a night at The Ark — a classic Aberdare tree hotel built over a floodlit waterhole where forest elephant, buffalo, and leopard arrive after dark — followed by a day inside Ol Pejeta Conservancy, home to six lion prides, the world's largest black rhino population, the last two Northern White Rhinos on Earth, and East Africa's only chimpanzee sanctuary. The compact route loops through the Central Highlands via Karatina before dropping into the Laikipia Plateau, packing genuine wildlife encounters into every available hour.
A 3-day fly-in safari to Amboseli National Park, Kenya's elephant kingdom, where giant tuskers and multi-generational herds graze in green swamps beneath the snow-capped dome of Mount Kilimanjaro. You fly from Nairobi by light aircraft (about 45 minutes), spend two full-board nights in the park, and game-drive across dust-and-shimmer plains famous for some of Africa's last great elephants. It's the shortest, most efficient way to reach an iconic landscape — and to stand close to the world's most photographed wildlife backdrop.
A compact two-park escape from Nairobi pairing Amboseli's elephant herds beneath Kilimanjaro with the volcanic hills and spring-fed pools of Tsavo West. Two nights, two distinct landscapes, and a Big-Five wilderness with almost no crowds.
Three days entirely on foot across a community-owned conservancy on the Laikipia Plateau — no game-drive vehicles, no roads, no other visitors. Camel trains carry your water, snacks, and supplies ahead; Maasai trackers read the ground beside you; and the Tumaren Conservancy's mixed thornbush and acacia grassland unfolds at the pace of a walk. On Day 3, the trail descends to the Ewaso Nyiro River, where elephant herds come to drink in the early morning light. This is Kenya walking safari in its clearest form: community land, community guides, and a landscape that opens only to those who arrive quietly on foot.
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