About Kenya and its destinations
Located halfway down the East Coast of Africa, astride the equator, Kenya is the most accessible country in the region. With over 54 national parks and game reserves, a sheer diversity of wildlife, and an excellent network of international flights arriving and departing each week, Kenya is an easy and fascinating destination every holidaymaker should visit.
Kenya being the home of safari, safari enthusiasts never miss an opportunity to encounter various forms of wildlife that coexist in their truest natural habitat. Better still, the destination is well endowed with excellent warm weather all year round, making it conducive for timeless travellers to visit the destination any time of the year.
Olare Motorogi Conservancy
A New Kind of Safari Tourism Here in the Mara eco-system, amongst river valleys,
Mara North Conservancy
A Personal Adventure A picture postcard of flawless Africa – golden savannahs, perfect acacia trees dotting the horizon and lots of big cats.
Aberdare National Park
Aberdare National Park A Mist-Shrouded Upland Paradise Thick rainforest, spectacular waterfalls, cool mountain breezes and wild moorlands,
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park The giants here are the great herds of Elephants Protected from poachers.
Arabuko Sokoke National Reserve
A Personal Adventure A picture postcard of flawless Africa – golden savannahs, perfect acacia trees dotting the horizon and lots of big cats.
Lake Naivasha Park
Hell’s Gate National Park Drive, Hike, Bike or Climb Everything about Hell’s Gate National Park is different.
Hells Gate National Park
A New Kind of Safari Tourism Here in the Mara eco-system, amongst river valleys,
Lake Bogoria National Park
Hot Geysers and Hot Pink Flamingos Picture a high mountain lake in a volcanic region near the equator covered with an endless swarm of bright,
Kakamega Forest National Reserve
Kakamega Forest National Reserve The Last Real Jungle Stepping into the dense, dark jungle of the Kakamega Forest
Meru National Park
There are 13 rivers in Meru National Park, lots of rainfall, dense jungle, verdant swamp and endless green rolling hills.
Malindi Marine Park (A Magical Coral Garden)
An explosion of undersea color – the fish and the coral here will compete for your attention with their dazzling hues.
Mt Kenyan National Park
Mt Kenyan National Park Towering Above the Others It’s the second highest mountain in Africa. It borders the equator,
Watamu Marine Park & Sudi Island Excursion
Imagine a marine park offering brilliant lagoons fringed with bright coral reefs, drawing in hundreds of fish, manta rays, and sea turtles.
Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park & Reserve
Brilliant Coral Reefs & Countless Dolphins This superb marine park is the Masai Mara of the sea – incredible natural formations,
Ol Pejeta Conservancy
In an ironic twist of fate, Ol Pejeta, at one time a cattle ranch, is now a private reserve devoted to saving and protecting animals.
Tsavo East National Park
Tsavo East National Park The park is stunning in its variety of landforms, wildlife and places to discover.
Tsavo West National Park
Everything about Tsavo West National Park is extreme and striking. The contours and variety of its land, the deep colors of desert,,
The Giraffe Center
The Giraffe Center Feed a Giraffe. Kiss A Giraffe. Where else in the world can you go eye to eye with a towering giraffe,
Shimba Hills National Reserve
Shimba Hills National Reserve Shimba Hills National Reserve is just 33km (20 miles) south of Mombasa.
Mount Elgon National Park
Mount Elgon National Park Mount Elgon National Park is 470km (292 miles) north-west of Nairobi, straddling the border between Kenya and Uganda.
Nairobi National Park
Nairobi National Park Nairobi National Park is the oldest of all Kenya’s national parks.
Shimba Hills National Reserve
Samburu National Game Reserve Samburu National Reserve is situated within the Rift Valley Province of Kenya.
Maasai Mara National Reserve
Masai Mara National Reserve is considered a “must see” for any new visitor traveling on a safari to Kenya.