Known for its large elephant herds and views of immense Mount Kilimanjaro across the border in Tanzania, Amboseli National Park offers visitors the opportunity to explore five different habitats ranging from the dried-up bed of Lake Amboseli, wetland... more
Known for its large elephant herds and views of immense Mount Kilimanjaro across the border in Tanzania, Amboseli National Park offers visitors the opportunity to explore five different habitats ranging from the dried-up bed of Lake Amboseli, wetlands with sulphur springs, savannah, and woodlands. The park protects two of the five main swamps, providing a chance to see wildlife up close. less
Hidden in the forests near Watamu, the Gedi Ruins are the remains of a Swahili town built in the 12th century. The ruins, which include tombs, a palace, and several mosques, offer a fascinating look into the history and culture of the Swahili people... more
Hidden in the forests near Watamu, the Gedi Ruins are the remains of a Swahili town built in the 12th century. The ruins, which include tombs, a palace, and several mosques, offer a fascinating look into the history and culture of the Swahili people of that era. less
Hell`s Gate National Park, situated near Lake Naivasha, is named after a narrow break in the cliffs. It`s unique among Kenya`s parks as you are allowed to walk or cycle without a guide. There`s dramatic scenery, with steep cliffs, gorges, and basalt... more
Hell`s Gate National Park, situated near Lake Naivasha, is named after a narrow break in the cliffs. It`s unique among Kenya`s parks as you are allowed to walk or cycle without a guide. There`s dramatic scenery, with steep cliffs, gorges, and basalt columns. It`s also home to a variety of wildlife and a location for numerous adventure activities. less
As Kenya`s only tropical rainforest, Kakamega is a must-visit for nature and bird lovers. It`s renowned for its ancient trees, varied birdlife, and monkeys. The forest also has several hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes,... more
As Kenya`s only tropical rainforest, Kakamega is a must-visit for nature and bird lovers. It`s renowned for its ancient trees, varied birdlife, and monkeys. The forest also has several hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes, and a treehouse overlook for wildlife viewing. less
Located in Nairobi, the Karen Blixen Museum was once the home of the famous Danish author of `Out of Africa.` Visitors can tour the beautifully preserved house and grounds, gaining insight into Blixen`s life in Kenya. The museum offers an intimate gl... more
Located in Nairobi, the Karen Blixen Museum was once the home of the famous Danish author of `Out of Africa.` Visitors can tour the beautifully preserved house and grounds, gaining insight into Blixen`s life in Kenya. The museum offers an intimate glimpse into Kenya`s colonial history. less
Lake Naivasha is the highest lake in the Great Rift Valley and renowned for its birdlife, including African fish eagles. It`s a beautiful place for boat tours and walking safaris, with significant populations of hippos and varied terrain hosting diff... more
Lake Naivasha is the highest lake in the Great Rift Valley and renowned for its birdlife, including African fish eagles. It`s a beautiful place for boat tours and walking safaris, with significant populations of hippos and varied terrain hosting different wildlife. The lake`s surroundings were once the setting for the 1950s film `Out of Africa.` less
Lake Nakuru National Park is home to one of the most remarkable wildlife sights in the world—the edge of the lake adorned by millions of flamingos. The park is also one of the best places to see the endangered black and white rhino. Besides birds and... more
Lake Nakuru National Park is home to one of the most remarkable wildlife sights in the world—the edge of the lake adorned by millions of flamingos. The park is also one of the best places to see the endangered black and white rhino. Besides birds and rhinos, you can spot lions, giraffes, and more. less
As Africa`s largest lake, Lake Victoria forms a natural boundary between Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The lake is a fisherman`s paradise and also offers excellent bird watching. Visitors can explore various islands, relax on sandy beaches, or take in... more
As Africa`s largest lake, Lake Victoria forms a natural boundary between Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. The lake is a fisherman`s paradise and also offers excellent bird watching. Visitors can explore various islands, relax on sandy beaches, or take in the vibrant local life in lakeside towns. less
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lamu Island offers a glimpse into a long-standing Swahili culture unmarred by the modern world. Here, you can explore the labyrinth of narrow alleys, visit the 14th-century fort, or relax on unspoiled beaches. The lack o... more
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lamu Island offers a glimpse into a long-standing Swahili culture unmarred by the modern world. Here, you can explore the labyrinth of narrow alleys, visit the 14th-century fort, or relax on unspoiled beaches. The lack of cars, replaced by donkeys for transport, adds to the island`s unique charm. less
Another renowned private conservancy in the Laikipia region, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site dedicated to wildlife conservation and supporting local communities. The conservancy is home to about 10% of Kenya`s black rhinos... more
Another renowned private conservancy in the Laikipia region, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site dedicated to wildlife conservation and supporting local communities. The conservancy is home to about 10% of Kenya`s black rhinos and the world`s single largest population of Grevy`s zebras. less
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is arguably one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kenya. This game reserve is renowned for its exceptional population of Big Cats, game, and the annual migration of zebra, Thomson`s gazelle, and wildebeest f... more
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is arguably one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kenya. This game reserve is renowned for its exceptional population of Big Cats, game, and the annual migration of zebra, Thomson`s gazelle, and wildebeest from the Serengeti every year from July to October, a migration so immense it is called the Great Migration. This is a spectacular event that offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. less
Both of these coastal towns north of Mombasa are renowned for their beautiful beaches, superb diving and other watersports, and their relaxed and friendly vibe. They`re also close to some key historical sites, such as the ruins of Gede, and the Arabu... more
Both of these coastal towns north of Mombasa are renowned for their beautiful beaches, superb diving and other watersports, and their relaxed and friendly vibe. They`re also close to some key historical sites, such as the ruins of Gede, and the Arabuko Sokoke Forest, a paradise for bird watchers. less
Mount Kenya, the country`s highest mountain, is a challenging climb admired by mountaineers from around the globe. It is a stratovolcano created approximately 3 million years after the opening of the East African rift. Apart from its dramatic geologi... more
Mount Kenya, the country`s highest mountain, is a challenging climb admired by mountaineers from around the globe. It is a stratovolcano created approximately 3 million years after the opening of the East African rift. Apart from its dramatic geological history, the mountain is also a vital water catchment area and abounds with rare wildlife. less
The Nairobi National Museum, built in 1929, is a great place to learn about Kenya`s rich heritage. It houses celebrated collections of archaeology, paleontology, ethnography, and art, as well as a vast ornithological display. The museum also offers e... more
The Nairobi National Museum, built in 1929, is a great place to learn about Kenya`s rich heritage. It houses celebrated collections of archaeology, paleontology, ethnography, and art, as well as a vast ornithological display. The museum also offers educational workshops and lectures. less
Despite its proximity to the capital city, Nairobi National Park is a fully operational park boasting a large and varied wildlife population. From lions and giraffes to ostriches and gazelles, a day trip to this park is a treat for wildlife enthusias... more
Despite its proximity to the capital city, Nairobi National Park is a fully operational park boasting a large and varied wildlife population. From lions and giraffes to ostriches and gazelles, a day trip to this park is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts. The park`s successful rhino sanctuary makes it one of the best places to see these magnificent creatures. less
For history buffs, the Nairobi Railway Museum offers fascinating insights into the history of the railway and its impact on Kenya. The museum houses a collection of vintage steam locomotives, carriages, and other railway memorabilia. more
For history buffs, the Nairobi Railway Museum offers fascinating insights into the history of the railway and its impact on Kenya. The museum houses a collection of vintage steam locomotives, carriages, and other railway memorabilia. less
This private conservancy in central Kenya`s Laikipia County is a leader in conservation. It`s home to the two remaining northern white rhinos in the world, has a sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees, and also boasts a significant population of black rhi... more
This private conservancy in central Kenya`s Laikipia County is a leader in conservation. It`s home to the two remaining northern white rhinos in the world, has a sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees, and also boasts a significant population of black rhinos. Its broad range of animals and birdlife makes it a remarkable safari destination. less
These three national reserves are clustered together in the dry landscape of northern Kenya. They offer a truly wilderness experience and the opportunity to see some species that are unique to the northern parks, such as reticulated giraffe, Grevy`s... more
These three national reserves are clustered together in the dry landscape of northern Kenya. They offer a truly wilderness experience and the opportunity to see some species that are unique to the northern parks, such as reticulated giraffe, Grevy`s zebra, and the long-necked gerenuk. less
A compact reserve close to the coast, Shimba Hills offers a unique blend of coastal rainforest, woodland, and grassland environments. It`s home to several rare species, including the sable antelope, and offers magnificent views over the Indian Ocean.... more
A compact reserve close to the coast, Shimba Hills offers a unique blend of coastal rainforest, woodland, and grassland environments. It`s home to several rare species, including the sable antelope, and offers magnificent views over the Indian Ocean. A hike to the Sheldrick Falls is one of the reserve`s highlights. less
Tsavo National Park, split into Tsavo East and Tsavo West, is one of the oldest and largest parks in Kenya. Tsavo East is known for its "red elephants," colored by the red dust prevalent in this area, while Tsavo West is home to the Mzima Springs, a... more
Tsavo National Park, split into Tsavo East and Tsavo West, is one of the oldest and largest parks in Kenya. Tsavo East is known for its "red elephants," colored by the red dust prevalent in this area, while Tsavo West is home to the Mzima Springs, a series of natural springs with large populations of hippos and crocodiles. less
