USAHILI

YOUR KENYA EXPERIENCE

Usahili was born on the ground, in Kenya, not from a distance, but through a direct connection with the land.

We work closely with people, places, and local realities we truly know. This is where our journeys begin: from the destination itself, not from a predefined idea.

There are no standard itineraries. Each experience is shaped around the individual client and what they are truly looking for. Private safaris, coastline, savannah, and local culture naturally blend together to create seamless and authentic experiences.

Usahili is not just a way to discover Kenya.

It is a way to truly experience it —with respect, depth, and freedom.

Where You Stay

LUXURY RESORT | RESORT | GUEST HOUSE AND VILLA
WATAMU | MALINDI | DIANI

Following a personalized consultation, we carefully select the accommodation that best suits your travel style and needs.

Luxury Stays

Hand-picked boutique hotels and private villas across Kenya.

Beach Resorts

White sand beaches and turquoise waters on the Kenyan coast.

Safari Lodges

Elegant tented camps and lodges in the heart of the wild.

National Parks

MASAI MARA

The Maasai Mara National Reserve, located in southwestern Kenya, is one of the world’s most iconic safari destinations. It is renowned for its high concentration of big cats —including lions, leopards, and cheetahs —as well as for the Great Wildebeest Migration, which takes place annually between July and October.

TAITA HILLS

The Taita Hills, located in southeastern Kenya near Tsavo, are a scenic mountain range known for their lush greenery and cooler climate. They offer a peaceful contrast to the surrounding savannah, with rich biodiversity, beautiful views, and a quieter, more intimate safari experience.

LAKE NAKURU

Lake Nakuru, located in central Kenya, is a renowned national park famous for its flamingos and diverse birdlife. It is also home to both black and white rhinos, offering excellent wildlife viewing in a compact and scenic seang.

AMBOSELI

Amboseli National Park, located in southern Kenya near the Tanzanian border, is famous for its large elephant herds and iconic views of Mount Kilimanjaro. It offers open landscapes and excellent wildlife viewing, making it one of Kenya’s most photogenic safari destinations.

TSAVO EAST

Tsavo East National Park, one of Kenya’s largest parks, is known for its vast open plains, red-dust elephants, and wild, untamed landscapes. It offers a more rugged and less crowded safari experience, ideal for those seeking nature in its raw form.

TSAVO WEST

Tsavo West National Park, located in southern Kenya, is known for its dramatic landscapes, volcanic hills, and natural springs such as Mzima Springs. Compared to Tsavo East, it is greener and more varied, offering a scenic and diverse safari experience.

SHARED GROUP SAFARI

Shared safaris depart from Malindi or Watamu and follow set itineraries, offering a more accessible way to experience Kenya’s wildlife. Options include a 1-night, 2-day safari to Tsavo East, or a 2-night, 3-day safari combining Tsavo East and Amboseli.

PRIVATE SAFARI

Our private safaris are fully tailored to each client. You can choose which national parks to visit, the duration of your safari, and your preferred mode of transport. Each itinerary is designed around your interests, ensuring a personalized and flexible experience.

Activities & Experiences

Masai Mara

Expert-led journeys through Kenya’s most iconic landscapes and wildlife reserves.

Coastal Adventures

Snorkeling, diving, and dhow sailing on the crystal-clear Indian Ocean.

Mountain Treks

Guided hikes through the highlands, scenic trails, and breathtaking viewpoints.

Cultural Experiences

Authentic encounters with local communities, traditions, and heritage.

SAFARI BLUE

A full-day experience dedicated to the sea, departing from Watamu by glass-bojom boat to explore the marine life. The excursion may include dolphin spoang, snorkeling, and a visit to Garoda Beach. The day continues through the mangrove channels, where you will enjoy a seafood lunch before returning in the akernoon.

HELL’S KITCHEN -MARAFA CANYON

Hell’s Kitchen, also known as Marafa Canyon, is a unique sandstone canyon in Kenya known for its dramatic rock formations and changing colors, especially at sunset. It offers a striking and otherworldly landscape, making it a popular spot for short excursions and guided visits.

GEDE RUINS

The Gede Ruins are the remains of an ancient Swahili town hidden within a forest near Watamu. Dating back to the 12th century, the site offers a fascinating glimpse into coastal history, with well-preserved structures and a unique, peaceful atmosphere.

SARDEGNA

Enjoy a day at one of Kenya’s most beautiful beaches, with crystal-clear waters, sunshine, and a delicious grilled seafood lunch.

Reviews

What Guests Say

"An absolutely unforgettable experience. USAHILI made every moment feel effortless and magical. From the lodge to the safari, everything was perfect."

Sarah M.

London, UK

"The attention to detail was extraordinary. Our guide knew every corner of the Mara, and the coastal stay afterwards was pure bliss."

James K.

New York, USA

"We've travelled extensively, but Kenya with USAHILI was something entirely different. Authentic, intimate, and beautifully curated."

Elena R.

Milan, Italy

Common Questions

Do I need a visa to enter Kenya?

Yes, the ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) is mandatory for Kenya. The application should becompleted at least ten days before departure. It is valid for 90 days and must be printed, as it maybe requested upon arrival at the airport. Your passport must be valid for at least six months.

What insurance is required?

Medical insurance is mandatory. We also recommend cancellation insurance

Are vaccinations required?

No mandatory vaccinations are required, but consulting your doctor is recommended.

What are the seasons like?

Kenya has a tropical climate, pleasant all year round.
- Jan–Mar: Hot and dry, great for safari and beach
- Apr–May: Rainy season, lush landscapes
- Jun–Oct: Dry season, ideal for safaris
- Nov–Dec: Short rains, quieter travel period

What is the tidal phenomenon?

Tides are caused by the moon’s gravitational pull.
- Low tide: wider beaches, natural pools
- High tide: deeper water, stronger colors

What should I wear on safari?

Wear comfortable, neutral-colored clothing. Bring a light jacket for early morning drives.

Get in Touch

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