Kenya Safari Vaccination Requirements: A Plain-English Guide By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. Vaccinations are one of the most worrying parts of planning a first safari. In fact, far fewer vaccines are required than most people fear. One of them, yellow fever, causes nearly all the confusion, and the
Nairobi to Masai Mara Road Trip: Route, Timing and Road Conditions
Nairobi to Masai Mara Road Trip: Route, Timing and Road Conditions
2026-09-21T20:24:03+03:00UncategorizedNairobi to Masai Mara Road Trip: Route, Timing and Road Conditions By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. The Nairobi to Masai Mara road trip is one of East Africa’s great drives, and it’s the part of the safari most travellers underestimate. It’s roughly 270 kilometres and five to six
Safari Glamping in Kenya: What It Is and How to Choose
Safari Glamping in Kenya: What It Is and How to Choose By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. Glamping is one of travel’s trendiest words, but for safari glamping in Kenya the plain fact is that you’ll almost certainly do it whether you call it that or not. A safari
Horse Riding Safari in Kenya: Which Ride Suits You
Horse Riding Safari in Kenya: Which Ride Suits You By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. A horse riding safari in Kenya is one of the most thrilling ways to see the bush. You ride in among the herds, closer to the plains game than a vehicle ever gets, with
Cheetah Safari in Kenya: Where and How to See Them
Cheetah Safari in Kenya: Where and How to See Them By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. The cheetah is the one big cat you’ll watch hunt in the open, in broad daylight. It’s the fastest land animal on earth, tear-streaked and built for the sprint. A cheetah safari in
Fly-In Safari in Kenya: Is Flying Worth It?
Fly-In Safari in Kenya: Is Flying Worth It? By Daisy, founder of Leopard Paw Safaris and a former safari guide. A fly-in safari in Kenya is usually sold as the ultimate luxury upgrade: tiny planes, exclusive camps, champagne on a bush airstrip. Strip away the marketing and it’s simpler. A fly-in safari is a way