This Is Africa, Up Close and Unfiltered

Explore Masai Mara, Samburu, and Amboseli during the Great Migration on a group adventure packed with sweat, squad energy, and safari magic.

Safari Stylin'

19 - 25 June 2025

Safari Stylin'

Go wild into the wild on our Great Migration Safari

destination

Africa's most popular safari destination, Kenya has diverse terrain, including savannah and lake areas, the Great Rift Valley, and the world's second-tallest mountain.

Kenya

Nairobi

Kenya's capital urban core borders the Nairobi National Park, a large game reserve known for breeding endangered black rhinos. Near the city, you'll also find the Giraffe Centre and Elephant Orphanage, set up to protect and preserve endangered species.

National Parks

There are 54 National Parks and Reserves in Kenya—such as Amboseli, Tsavo East, and Lake Nakuru. The Amboseli National Park is the oldest park, established in 1946. 4x4 safaris are the most popular way to explore this sprawling landscape and an important contributor to Kenya's economy.

Wildebeest Migration

Two million wildebeests make the annual migration from the Serengeti in Tanzania into Kenya's Masai Mara. Watching them cross the Mara River is a spectacular sight to behold!

The Big Five

Lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and African buffalo. Originally named "The Big Five" for being at the top of most hunters' lists, as they were considered the most difficult five to shoot while on foot. Thankfully the focus now is shooting them with cameras.

HIGHLIGHTS

Jeep SYB

Pink Party

Boat Cruise

Elephant Orphanage

Biking Tours

Giraffe Center

Balloon Rides

Dance Offs

Safari Zen

Themed Parties

🧘‍♀️ Yoga & Meditation Retreat in Kenya

Connect deeper in the wild.

There’s no better place to slow down and tune in than the vast savannahs of Kenya — surrounded by zebras, elephants, and giraffes instead of cars, emails, and noise. Each day wraps with a grounding yoga practice and stillness, helping us process all the movement, magic, and awe of the day.

But let’s not pretend this is a silent retreat. SYB Kenya is a social adventure too. Our group dinners bring everyone together around long tables, beers in hand, stories flowing. You’ll learn to love Kenya Cane (your new favorite drink), laugh until your abs hurt, and walk away with a travel crew you’ll never forget.

🦁 Kenya Safari Adventures

This is your Nat Geo moment... for real.

Hop into our custom pop-top 4x4 Land Cruisers and let’s get wild. From sunrise game drives in the Masai Mara to golden hour in Samburu, we’ll track lions, elephants, giraffes, and all your favorite safari animals in their natural habitat.

Best of all, you’re here during the Great Migration — one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. July is peak season, when millions of wildebeests and zebras thunder across the plains from Tanzania to Kenya. We’ll be right in the middle of it. (Cue The Lion King soundtrack…but only after we exit the reserve.)

Our safari drivers? Absolute legends. Years of experience, stories for days, and a few ranger connections that get us exclusive access most tourists dream of.

👯 Travel With a Squad

Your crew, your adventure.

We keep it tight with just 16–20 travelers per trip — big enough to bring the energy, small enough to keep it personal. You’ll rotate safari seats, trade playlists on the bumpy rides, and share once-in-a-lifetime memories with a group that goes from strangers to squad faster than you can say “hakuna matata.”

🧭 We’ve Got What You Need

This isn’t your average safari. This is SurfYogaBeer, Kenya edition and we’re going all in.

Daily game drives through the Masai Mara and Amboseli. Boat rides past hippos. Giraffe feedings. Biking through Hell’s Gate (yes, it’s a real place). Sunrise hot air balloon rides over the savannah. And fitness programming that brings the sweat in the middle of the wild.

All led by top coaches, expert guides, and surrounded by the most epic landscape on earth.

This trip reminds you what it feels like to really live. To step outside the 9-to-5 and into something unforgettable.

Join us. The wild is calling, will you answer?

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