Kenya

LOTS OF ADVENTURE, WILD AND THE MASAI CULTURE WELCOMES YOU!

The Masai Mara defines the African safari, with plains stretching to the horizon, animals migrating and predators hiding in the grass. The cherry on top, are the smiling, welcoming locals, whose motto is simply ‘hakuna matata’.

Must Dos

Witness a balloon safari at the Amboseli National Park on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Explore the Meru National Park, the home of lioness Elsa (Born Free).
Get your adventure hats on in the Laikipia region, popular for biking, horse riding and kayaking.
Take a dive, windsurf or snorkel in the Indian Ocean at Lamu.
Have a meal with the Rothschild Giraffes at the quirky Giraffe Manor, Nairobi.
Fill your tummies in the bush.

Take a break from the safari and hit the Kilifi region near Mombasa for some diving. The Vuma cliffs have sites perfect for both amateurs and experts. An underwater journey here brings you in contact with shoals of Glassfish, baby Barracuda, Blue Triggerfish, Blue Lined Snappers, Soldierfish, Mangrove Fish, Sweetlips and Scorpionfish.

A beautiful glacial peak, with amazing twists in the terrain! On the lower slopes are dense bamboo and rainforest, which give way to rare Afro-Alpine moorland and plant-life as you go higher. Catching the sunrise from the top at Point Lenanna is a moment of pure bliss. Trekking here is best done with guides as both the altitude and changes in temperature can take you by surprise.

It’s not just history in Africa but pre-history. Kenya’s past is beautifully showcased at Hyrax Hill, a national monument right in the middle of the continent’s ancient rift valley. The Neolithic sites open to public exhibition, give a rare insight into the lives of people dating back 3,000 years, while the museum has artefacts excavated from the region. The hill also offers stunning views of Lake Nakuru.

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