KENYA BIRD WATCHING SAFARIS & TOURS

Favorite birding destination for great birders of our time and in fact some of them like Phoebe Snetsinger voted Kenya as her best birding destination in the world for its “spectacular” and “easily seen” birds.

We are intent on providing our customers with a thoroughly worthwhile experience in which they not only see as many birds as possible but also take away new knowledge on such ornithology subjects as migration, identification, moult/ageing and fieldcraft on the birding tour of a lifetime.

Birding safaris in Kenya offered by Silent-fliers-of-Kenya are designed in such a way that it will allow our clients the opportunity to sample our unique rich birdlife in terms of their geographical distribution and habitat. Ranging from fragment of tropical rain and montane forest, fresh water, semi-alkaline and alkaline lakes located in the heart of the Great Rift Valley, semi arid bushes and the sweeping savannas. All these habitats combined together provide you with the most memorable birding safari you have ever had! Our birding tour leaders are local residents with ornithology expertise and have great experience in leading birding groups around Kenya. They assist the guest in sorting out bird identification, location and navigating the birding sites. At Silent-fliers-of-Kenya Safaris, we prefer watching the birds at our guests’ pace hence; improving on quality viewing and accurate identification of species, from over 1100 bird species we have in Kenya. Depending on the Kenya birding route that you choose, the number of species seen ranges from approximately, over 300 species for shorter birding tours and over 700 species for longer birding holidays.

Our Kenya birding tours are available in six routes that birders can choose from depending on their need and preferences and to maximize on species quantity, quality and diversity. We recommend that prior to your birding trip, you get your copy of Field Guide to East Africa Birds, by Terry Stevenson and John Fanshawe. Or we can arrange to get you one before the start of your trip on request.

Available Options: Kenya Birdwatching Safaris

Route 1:  Nairobi - Mt.Kenya - Samburu - Nyahururu - Lake Nakuru - Lake Baringo - Kakamega Forest - Lake Victoria - Maasai Mara - Nairobi

Route 2: Nairobi - Lake Magadi - Naivasha - Nyahururu - Lake Nakuru - Lake Baringo - Lake Bogoria - Kakamega - Maasai Mara and Nairobi

Route 3: Popularly known as the coastal route and takes you to Nairobi - Amboseli - Tsavo East - Lake Jipe - Taita hill - Arabuko Sokoke forest - Mida creek - Mombasa

Route 4: Nairobi - Mt.Kenya - Samburu National reserve - Nyahururu - Lake Nakuru - Lake Baringo - Lake Bogoria and Maasai Mara.

Route 5: Nairobi - Lake Naivasha - Lake Nakuru - Lake Baringo - Saiwa swamp - Kongolai escarpment - Kakamega Forest - Maasai Mara.

Route 6: Nairobi - Lake Naivasha - Nyahururu - Abadares - Lake Ol - Bolsat - Lake Nakuru - Lake Baringo - Lake Bogoria - Maasai Mara

Sample Kenya Birdwatching Safari Itinerary

Are you a passionate birder? Looking to add species to your life list? Excited to see a lilac-breasted roller, greater or lesser flamingo, fish eagle or Great Blue Turaco? Kenya has over 1000 bird species and a birding tour in Kenya with Silent Fliers of Kenya and our passionate ornithology experts will ensure you add to your list! 

Read Joseph's blog, Kenya Birding: Bird Watching in Magical Kenya and discover all the amazing bird watching experiences awaiting you in Kenya.


CONTACT US for details on any of these Kenya birdwatching tours

Carmine Bee-eater KenyaHeuglin's Courser Lake BaringoGray Crowned Crane - Saiwa Swamp National Park

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Carmine Bee-eater, Photo @ Tony Crocetta                        Heuglin's Courser, Lake Baringo, Photo @ Jurg Hosang      Gray Crowned Cranes - Saiwa Swamp National Park

 

 

 

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