
Kenya Safari
from $3,465
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The days aren't too hot and humid. There's virtually no rain, which makes animal spotting easier because the animals congregate around watering holes and there's also little vegetation to hide them. This is the season when the Great Wildlife Migration herds are in Kenya (during the rest of the year they're farther south in Tanzania).

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