A wildebeest herd on rolling hills below an acacia

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The Kenya Safari Calendar

All twelve months on one page each (rain, wildlife, migration, crowds and price) plus the things to check before you fix a date.

A one-page-per-month planning almanacReal numbers, no fluffNo cost, no obligation

Send me the guide

Opens immediately. We will also send it to your email so you still have it next week.

What would you like the trip to include?
Only know the month? Put the 1st and tick the box below.
Tell us their ages in the message. Several camps set a minimum.
Accommodation, meals, park fees, guiding and transport, the way safaris are usually costed. Trips are from about $800 per person per night, including camp, meals, park fees, guiding and transport on safari. International flights are extra. Your quote is one total that includes every charge Nomad Africa makes, with no booking fee added later. Visas, travel insurance and tips are not included. Paying from India? Your bank may collect TCS (tax collected at source) on an overseas tour payment. It is a tax, not a fee from us, and it counts towards your income tax. Prices are in US dollars. We will tell you honestly what your budget does and does not reach.
Anything particular you have in mind?optional
Anything particular you have in mind?
Regions you are consideringoptional
Regions you are considering
It tells us your flight times and visa position.
We never call unannounced.

Your details are stored in Zoho CRM and sent to Nomad Africa, our partner travel agency in Kenya, which prepares your itinerary and quote and, if you go ahead, books and runs the trip. We share them with nobody else. By sending, you agree to this; you can withdraw at any time by emailing [email protected]. Privacy notice.

Reply within 24 hours. No deposit, no obligation, and we never sell your details.

What is inside

What the calendar covers

All twelve months on one page each (rain, wildlife, migration, crowds and price) plus the things to check before you fix a date.

  • How Kenya’s two rainy seasons actually work
  • The twelve months, each with what you gain and what you give up
  • Where the wildebeest are, month by month
  • Which months are peak, shoulder and low, and what that does to price
  • How the coast runs on a different calendar from the parks
  • The green-season case, made honestly
  • Six questions to ask before you fix your dates

No cost, no obligation. We ask for an email so we can send it and, if you want it, follow up once.

How it opens

The first page of The Kenya Safari Calendar

There is no best time to visit Kenya. There are twelve months, each of which gives you something and takes something away. This calendar sets out the trade in each one so you can pick deliberately.

The rest is behind the form above

It opens straight away in your browser, no wait, no attachment, and it prints cleanly if you would rather have a file.

How it works

Three steps, about four minutes

Fill in the form

Dates and budget are optional here. If you only want the guide, name and email are enough.

Read it

It opens in your browser immediately and prints cleanly to PDF if you would rather have a file.

Ask us anything

If you told us your dates, our Kenya specialist follows up within 24 hours with a tailored outline. If you did not, we send the guide and leave you alone.

About the download

Is it really free?

Yes. No payment, no card, no trial. We publish it because people who plan well are better to work with, and because some of them come back to us when they are ready.

Will you spam me?

No. If you give us dates, our specialist sends one tailored follow-up. If you do not, you get the guide and nothing else unless you ask. Every email has an unsubscribe link and we do not sell or share your details.

Do I have to book with you to use it?

No. It is written to be useful even if you plan the whole trip yourself or book elsewhere. It would be a poor advertisement if it were not.

Indicative 2026/27 rates. Your quote confirms exact pricing for your dates.