From the Masai Mara to the Indian Ocean (6 destinations)

Within minutes, a heavy downpour turns the dry laterite soil of the Tsavo Conservation Area into mud. A half-strong bull elephant seems to have been waiting for this moment and squeals with delight at the iron-oxide-rich slurry until he stands in the landscape covered in mud and blood-red - as blood-red as the stories that surround this legendary region. Who hasn't heard of the "Ghosts of Darkness", two infamous male lions that developed an unusual appetite for track layers and colonial officials during railroad construction. At the Man Eaters Safari Camp, right next to the historic train station, no one is eaten anymore. Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara, Amboseli, Tsavo and Kenya's beachesThis very popular comfort safari, which is also ideal for Africa newcomers and families, combines Kenya's most beautiful national parks with pure relaxation in the waves of the Indian Ocean. From the pink flamingos and rare white rhinos of Lake Nakuru, you enter the vast savannah landscape of the Masai Mara, where lions, cheetahs and hyenas sneak around wildebeest and zebras on silent paws. You will then have to pinch yourself twice in front of the huge safari canvas in Amboseli National Park when majestic elephants parade in front of the snow-capped Kilimanjaro. At the wild and romantic safari camp in Tsavo East, you can experience the cicadas' nightly bush concert one last time before feeling the soft sand between your toes at the warm Indik.