Leading Edge Safaris is committed to protecting and conserving the environment through the promotion and practicing of eco-tourism. We advocate for a small energy footprint in the form of Leave No Trace Travel ethics. We want our great grand children to enjoy the outdoors and cultures the same way we do today. For more information or to become an active supporter of this philosophy, 
Beauty of Africa
Experiencing the natural with the eye mind and spirit is what we are all about. Be it an out of this world experience in Wildlife viewing, bird watching, Mountain climbing, Rock climbing, hiking through untarnished cultures, sailing in traditional vessels in the Indian ocean or being educated in many issues about East African cultures, conservation and biodiversity, you are at home with the well trained guides of Leading Edge Safaris..
Leading Edge Safaris is a Kenya Authorized Travel Specialist (KATS) and also does Safaris to Tanzania. These are regions with an amazing safari content to offer. Set your mind free. Whichever safari dreams you have, your will realize them here. You will enjoy, awesome game species, tropical islands, sandy beaches, game rich sprawling savannahs, tropical forests, game parks, romantic resorts, scenic beauty, marine life, loving people with beautiful culture, historical sites, the great rift valley, annual migration of plains game and many others. In short, we call it “Nature at its best
Student Trips
We arrange trips for students by working with their respective schools or colleges. Work with us and we shall ensure that you will realize a fulfilling trip that is packed with fun, education and fulfillment.
Project Support
For those who would want to take part in medium term development projects among the communities that they visit, count us as your valued resource. Having worked among these communities for many years we can facilitate the identification and administrative followup of such projects.
Visit the Lamu archipelago with us and spend time with the locals here. Learn about the Swahili culture, sail in traditional dhows to adjoining islands and enjoy the unspoiled beaches. Visit Lamu town a city built in the 12th Century where the only mode of transport is donkey or the dhow.
Leave the vehicles behind and hike through this southeastern potion of Kenya in the Loita hills where you find the Maasai People with their amazing culture. Spend time with them and see life through their eyes for a few days, learn about their culture, their view of the world and their day-to-day activities.
Located on the semi-arid Northern Kenya, in the pastoral Samburu country, the three remote Reserves: Samburu, and the adjacent Shaba & Buffallo Springs National Reserves are rugged, hosting same faunal structure. These wildlife reserves, with a total area of 428 sq. km, lie just within the fascinating semi-desert Northern Frontier District of Kenya.
This seasonal swamp of 3,810 sq. km, is one of the finest areas in the country for big game photography, attracting a vast population of wildlife. The landscape, with its parched alkaline pan and strange mirages, is everywhere dominated by the glistening majestic snowcap of Mount Kilimanjaro on the back ground, a extinct volcano of 5,894 m. known as the "roof of Africa".
This is Maasai country, a proud nomadic people, who have lived in harmony with nature for centuries. Game viewing is an adventure in this park, with lion, cheetah and buffalo almost an assured sight and hosts of antelope, zebra and other small creatures of the wild. Bird life is abundant. But the most impressive inhabitants of this arid landscape are the elephants, moving in large columns in their daily peregrination to the water.
Lake Nakuru National Park- The World famous bird sanctuary and one of the most visited parks in Kenya. Lake Nakuru National Park is a place for a variety of flora and fauna; Flamingos Ornithologists often describe Lake Nakuru as "the most tremendous bird spectacle in the world" an important habitat of the Lesser flamingo and other water birds. There are up 56 different species of mammals including white rhinos, lions, and baboon.