Welcome to the Olengugih Safaris Journal, your window into the heart of Kenya’s wild beauty and vibrant culture. Here, we share stories from the road, travel tips, destination highlights, and firsthand experiences from our safaris across the country. Whether it’s tracking the Big Five in the Masai Mara, exploring hidden gems like the Aberdares, or soaking in coastal charm in Diani, our journal brings each adventure to life. Dive into our articles for inspiration, practical advice, and a deeper connection to the incredible destinations we explore with our guests. Get inspired for your next adventure with Olengugih Safaris Journal.
Introduction If you are planning a safari in Kenya this year, Samburu National Reserve should be high on your travel bucket list. Located in Kenya’s rugged northern frontier, this remarkable destination offers a unique safari experience unlike any in the country’s more famous parks. A Samburu safari is defined by dramatic landscapes, rare wildlife species, and authentic cultural encounters. Unlike more crowded safari destinations, Samburu offers a peaceful wilderness experience,...Read More
Traveling to Kenya is an unforgettable experience—from witnessing the Great Migration in the Masai Mara to exploring vibrant cities like Nairobi and relaxing along the Indian Ocean coast. While planning your adventure is exciting, having the right travel apps on your phone can make your journey much easier, safer, and more enjoyable. From transport and navigation to payments and wildlife identification, here are the top travel apps every tourist should...Read More
What Experienced Safari Guides Know About the Wildebeest Migration The Wildebeest Migration Is a Living System, Not an Event Experienced safari guides understand something many travel brochures do not: the wildebeest migration is not an event you arrive for, it is a living system you enter. It has no start whistle, no finale, and no guarantees. The migration responds to rainfall, grass quality, soil minerals, predator pressure, and ancient instinct....Read More
Craig the Elephant Is Dead: The Life and Legacy of Amboseli’s Greatest Super Tusker Craig the Elephant is dead, marking the end of one of the most significant wildlife stories in Kenya’s conservation history. One of Africa’s last surviving super tuskers, Craig, died naturally in Amboseli National Park after living for more than five decades. His passing marks the end of a remarkable chapter, defined by resilience, rare genetics, and...Read More
Craig the Elephant Is Dead: The Life and Legacy of Amboseli’s Greatest Super Tusker Craig the Elephant is dead, marking the end of one of the most significant wildlife stories in Kenya’s conservation history. One of Africa’s last surviving super tuskers, Craig, died naturally in Amboseli National Park after living for more than five decades. His passing marks the end of a remarkable chapter, defined by resilience, rare genetics, and...Read More
Immersing readers in the wonders of Kenya, each blog post seamlessly blends expert travel insights, captivating storytelling, and breathtaking photography. From thrilling safaris in world-famous parks to hidden gems tucked away in remote landscapes, every article offers a fresh perspective on East Africa’s natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Practical travel tips, conservation-focused narratives, and firsthand experiences create a compelling guide for adventurers seeking authentic and responsible tourism. Whether exploring luxury retreats or off-the-grid adventures, the blog inspires curiosity, fuels wanderlust, and deepens appreciation for the region’s diverse landscapes and wildlife
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