Planning a safari in Kenya? One of the first questions most travelers ask is: how much does a Kenya safari cost?

This guide breaks down Kenya safari prices, destinations, and what affects the cost—helping you choose the perfect safari experience based on your budget.

Average Kenya Safari Prices

Safari costs vary depending on accommodation level, number of days, and destination.

Budget Safaris:

• USD 150 – 250 per person/day

Mid-range Safaris:

• USD 250 – 450 per person/day

Luxury Safaris:

• USD 500 – 1,200+ per person/day

Prices typically include transport, park fees, accommodation, meals, and game drives.

Popular Safari Destinations & Costs

Amboseli National Park

• Price: From USD 300 per person/day
• Known for: Elephants & views of Mount Kilimanjaro

Maasai Mara National Reserve

• Price: From USD 350 per person/day
• Known for: Big Five & Great Migration

Lake Nakuru National Park

• Price: From USD 250 per person/day
• Known for: Flamingos & rhinos

Lake Naivasha

• Price: From USD 200 per person/day
• Known for: Boat rides & Crescent Island

Typical Safari Duration & Pricing

• 2–3 days: Budget-friendly short safari
• 4–5 days: Most popular option
• 6–10 days: Full Kenya safari experience

Longer safaris offer better value per day.

What’s Included in Safari Prices?

Most safari packages include:

• Transport in a safari vehicle
• Professional driver/guide
• Accommodation
• Meals (full board)
• Game drives
• Park entry fees

What Affects Safari Prices?

• Accommodation level (budget vs luxury)
• Travel season (peak vs low season)
• Number of people
• Type of vehicle (private vs group)
• Destinations included

Peak season (July–October) is usually more expensive.