In Kenya, Safari Masters, a rental company based in Tanzania, makes its Toyota Land Cruisers available in Nairobi. Our data includes no address in the capital: the handover point, whether a depot, delivery or a meeting point, is set when you book. From Nairobi, the Masai Mara, Amboseli at the foot of Kilimanjaro and the Rift Valley lakes are each reached in a day’s drive at most.
On 29 October 2026, CoolDrive recorded three versions for 15-day hires, with departures tested from January to October 2027. The six-seat Land Cruiser Safari, with no berths, costs about €254 to €258 a day; the version with one rooftop tent €281 to €284; and the one with two tents, sleeping four, €308 to €311. From one season to the next, the price moves by only a few euros.
The 12 offers recorded include unlimited mileage and an excess of about €898, the same for all three Land Cruisers.
Our view: a coherent option for organising a Kenyan safari yourself, with an almost stable price all year round that simplifies budgeting. On the other hand, the daily rate remains expensive, handover is limited to Nairobi, and park and reserve entrance fees come on top of the hire.
