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Kenya Land of Many Contrasts

Strategically positioned on the shores of the Indian Ocean in Eastern Africa, Kenya is popularly referred to as Land of Many Contrasts offering a wildly diverse tourism product that is suitable for all owing to her beautiful bio-diversity of flora and fauna, climatic regions and cultural peoples; from the white sandy beaches overlooking the endless Indian Ocean at sea level, through her acacia studded savannah plains teeming with wildlife like lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards and buffaloes as well as milliard other so called plains game; amazing physical features like the tall sprouting hot springs in Lakes Bogoria and Baringo to the snowcapped rugged peaks of Mt. Kenya, Kenya's first and Africa's second tallest mountain lying a mere 16kms south of the equator; rainforests like Arabuko Sokoke, Karura, Mau, Aberdares, Mt. Kenya (forest) and Kakamega forests are, in addition to being critical water catchment areas, home to many species of primates from baboons, blue monkeys, black & white Colobus Monkeys and so many more. In her waters from the Indian Ocean to Lakes Victoria, Naivasha, Nakuru and Turkana, through Tana River, Athi River, Ewaso Ngiro and the Mara River are found a wide array of aquatic life forms including fishes, water birds, flamingoes, hippos and giant crocodiles while the semi-arid lands north of the equator are habitat for unique northern species like the Gerenuk, Reticulated Giraffe, Beisa Oryx and Grevy Zebra. In her sunny skies are found over 1,100 recorded bird species, more than any other country in East Africa as well as properly more than 10% of all of the world's bird species. But even more magical are her 43 tribes-people who comprise her population of 41m. The Swahili oriented ones living along the coastal strip include the Ndigo, Giriama and Miji Kenda whose culture and traditions are highly influenced by the Arabs all the way from the slave trade days. Further inland are the agriculturalist Bantu tribes like the Akamba, Kikuyu, Ameru and Abaluhya who farm the fertile belt that borders Tanzania and extends north to Mount Kenya then west to the border with Uganda. The northern arid lands are inhabited by the pastoralist mostly Nilotic peoples including the Somali, Pokot, Turkana, Rendile as well as the majestic and proudly aloof Maasai, whose fascinating cultures and traditions have not changed a wee bit in the last 300yrs. So too are their cultural cousins the Samburu who occupy the semi-arid lands north of Mt. Kenya earlier referred to as the Northern Frontier District.

Long considered the true home of the African safari that promised wild nature and incredible wildlife especially the so called Big 5 – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino – it is one of the most popular and most sought after tourism destinations in Africa with millions of international tourist coming to enjoy her over 20 wildlife infested national parks and wildlife conservation areas including the semi-arid savannah parks like Maasai Mara (home of the renowned and majestic Maasai people and scene of the phenomenal, Great annual, wildebeest Migration), Samburu, Shaba and Buffalo Springs which are home to unique wildlife species only found north of the equator e.g. the Grevy’ss zebra, reticulated giraffe and the long-necked Gerenuk climbing Mt. Kenya, cultural encounters with the 43 different cultural tribes peoples, mountains, rivers, rain forests, valleys, lakes (L. Nakuru is famous for her million strong flocks of pink flamingos that paint the lake pink), remote country-sides in the; the white sandy beaches of Diani in Mombasa’s south coast, white sandy beaches and milliard other fun and interesting attractions that make it one of the. from the Kenya’s most popular tourism attraction remains her big mammals’ wildlife in the different national parks as well the white sandy beaches lying on her 500km+ coastline from Lamu through Malindi to the south of Mombasa.

A well-established tourism infrastructure of hotels, transport, national parks, activities, a vibrant tourism sector, skilled work force, regionally superior customer service, a diverse tourism product, word of mouth and an established brand has ensured that despite her many challenges, Kenya remains a viable and very attractive tourism destination.

Nairobi City

Nairobi City Tour

This City Tour of Nairobi brings you up close with Kenya’s economic and political capital.

Nairobi City Tour
Nairobi City Tour
Nairobi City Tour

This City Tour of Nairobi brings you up close with Kenya’s economic and political capital. A massive and modern metropolis of 4m with modern roads, world class hotels and restaurants, an international airport, tens of foreign missions and some of the UN’s most significant offices including the UNEP and HABITAT, the city has been at the center of Kenya’s agenda since 1906. The tour begins at the Nairobi National Museum which depicts Kenya’s national heritage in nature, culture, history and art under own roof; it also houses the oldest human fossils in the world. After stopping at the adjacent Snake Park, tour around Nairobi’s major landmarks including the iconic Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Parliament Buildings, the Jomo Kenyatta Mausoleum and Uhuru Park as well as the colorful City Market and the adjacent local nyama-choma food coat; bargain with local merchants for discounts on some uniquely Kenyan curios, crafts and souvenirs. Other major outlets which also provide shipping are available in the heart of the city but prices may differ. If time allows, you may also stop at the Railway Museum and the Kenya National Archives where there are very interesting depictions of Kenya in the last 100yrs. But a tour of Nairobi cannot be complete without sampling some of the interesting local and international restaurants so please ask. Other interesting spots include the Kenya National Theatre and the University of Nairobi.

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Elephant Orphanage

David Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage

10.30hrs: transfer to the David Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage famous for rescuing orphaned .

Elephant Orphanage
Elephant Orphanage
Elephant Orphanage

10.30hrs: transfer to the David Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage famous for rescuing orphaned and/or at risk baby elephants and raising them until they are old enough to be reintroduced into the wild. You will have an opportunity to meet with the elephant babies as they come for their mud-bathe and feeding time between 11.00am and 12.00pm). The late David Sheldrick and his widow Dame Daphne Sheldrick are celebrated conservation icons who have dedicated their lives to the conservation of the endangered African elephant especially now when the majestic tuskers are so threatened by poaching. Over the years, the center has been visited by international personalities including Bill Clinton, the current Japanese first lady, John Kerry and so many more. All proceeds go to conservation. There is also an opportunity to adopt a baby elephant for just $50 more and become a continuous foster parent.

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Karen Blixen Museum

Karen Blixen Museum

Tour the Karen Blixen Museum (former home of Baroness Karen Blixen who lived in colonial Kenya.

Karen Blixen Museum
Karen Blixen Museum

Tour the Karen Blixen Museum (former home of Baroness Karen Blixen who lived in colonial Kenya in the early 1900s. Both the house, which depicts colonial Kenya at the turn of the century and Karen’s life and romantic escapades were immortalized in the movie ‘Out of Africa’.

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Giraffe Centre

Giraffe Centre (AFEW)

Proceed to the Giraffe Centre, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW)’s center.

Giraffe Centre
Giraffe Centre
Giraffe Centre

Proceed to the Giraffe Centre, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW)’s center for the conservation of the endangered Rothschild Giraffe. It is a popular spot where visitors get the literal opportunity to hand-feed real giraffes. All proceeds go to the conservation of this endangered species.

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Nairobi National Park

Nairobi National Park

Nairobi National Park and the adjacent Animal Orphanage and Safari Walk lie on the southern outskirts.

Nairobi National Park
Nairobi National Park
Nairobi National Park

Nairobi National Park and the adjacent Animal Orphanage and Safari Walk lie on the southern outskirts of the city depicting raw nature and tranquility just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the Nairobi metropolis making it ideal for short excursions. It is a unique concept, the only wildlife national park located within a city in the world. The 117km² grass plains are Kenya’s oldest national park and home to over 100 species of wildlife mammals including elephants, buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, giraffes, hyenas, elands, gazelles, leopards, cheetahs, lions, antelopes, hippos, and milliard other wild species including rhinoceros as well as over 400 recorded species of birds.

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The Carnivore Restaurant is one of Nairobi’s most famous and popular eating joints and completely an experience on its own. It serves a fun-filled, sumptuous and definitely one of the best barbeque cuts in Kenya – in beautiful south American style and ambience for either lunch or dinner. Large chunks of a wide variety of succulent meats are roasted over large pits/hearth and brought around on giant skewers (actually spears) and pieces sliced off onto your steaming hot platter to eat with a variety sauces, a starch accompaniment and mouth-watering desserts; beef, mutton, chicken, sausages, crocodile, ostrich and others are common offerings. A vegetarian option is provided on request. A combination of alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails is also offered at extra charge including the very popular “dawa” punch. ‘Carni” as it is popularly known by the locals, is a popular food and entertainment spot for international clients, diplomats and upwardly mobile local Kenyans and always worth a visit.

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Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park is land of the giants. Sitting at the foothills of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro .

Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park is land of the giants. Sitting at the foothills of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro 250kms/4hrs south west of Nairobi on the Kenya/Tanzania border, the park is most famous for the large herds of gigantic elephants that roam her dusty pans as well as the splendid views of the snow-capped “rooftop of Africa” which it overlooks. Her 390km² of lowland savannah plains are also home to buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, topi, giraffes, elands, hyenas, wild dogs, leopard, lions, lesser kudu and many others as well as over 600 species of birds!!.It is also second home of the proud and aloof Maasai tribe whose enigmatic people, culture and traditions are the fascination of many around the world. Popular activities include regular game viewing drives, nature/bush walks and Maasai village/manyatta visits (outside the park), unforgettable sundowners and hot air ballooning. It is also base of the long running Amboseli (Cynthia Moss) Elephant Research Project that has been studying the elephants and their behavior for almost three decades now and is a treasure trove of scientific knowledge critical for their conservation.

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Aberdares National Park

Aberdares National Park

Aberdares National Park encompassing the upper echelons of the Aberdare Mountains range and the adjacent.

Aberdares National Park
Aberdares National Park
Aberdares National Park

Aberdares National Park encompassing the upper echelons of the Aberdare Mountains range and the adjacent grassy pans of the Aberdares Salient, in central Kenya from 2100 to 4300m. Situated 170kms/2hrs drive north of Nairobi the capital, her 765km² of forested terrain constitute sharp ridges and steep valleys with beautiful waterfalls and is habitat to many species of wild mammals including elephants, buffalos, zebra, eland, bushbucks, waterbuck, reedbuck, warthogs, leopards, jackals, hyenas, wild dogs, baboons, black and white colobus monkeys and black rhinoceros as well as over 250 bird species including the regionally endemic Jackson's Francolin, Sparrow hawks, Eagles and the critically endangered Aberdare Cisticola. The African wild cat, the rare golden cat, serval cat, civet cat, giant forest hog, the blue duiker and the Bongo are also known to be present but rarer to find. NB: all lions were trans-located from Aberdares to other national parks to protect the bongo. Activities in the park include the unique all night game viewing experience from the balconies and viewing decks of tree-house style lodging built high up in the mountains next to watering holes. Trout fishing is also quite popular.

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Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya (5,199 m) is Kenya's highest mountain, Africa’s second tallest, a national icon.

Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya

Mount Kenya encompassing the upper echelons of the Aberdare Mountains range and the adjacent grassy pans of the Aberdares Salient, in central Kenya from 2100 to 4300m. Situated 170kms/2hrs drive north of Nairobi the capital, her 765km² of forested terrain constitute sharp ridges and steep valleys with beautiful waterfalls and is habitat to many species of wild mammals including elephants, buffalos, zebra, eland, bushbucks, waterbuck, reedbuck, warthogs, leopards, jackals, hyenas, wild dogs, baboons, black and white colobus monkeys and black rhinoceros as well as over 250 bird species including the regionally endemic Jackson's Francolin, Sparrow hawks, Eagles and the critically endangered Aberdare Cisticola. The African wild cat, the rare golden cat, serval cat, civet cat, giant forest hog, the blue duiker and the Bongo are also known to be present but rarer to find. NB: all lions were trans-located from Aberdares to other national parks to protect the bongo. Activities in the park include the unique all night game viewing experience from the balconies and viewing decks of tree-house style lodging built high up in the mountains next to watering holes. Trout fishing is also quite popular.

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Hells Gate National Park

Hell’s Gate National Park

In the afternoon visit Hell’s Gate National Park where you enjoy hiking and trekking.

Hells Gate National Park
Hells Gate National Park
Hells Gate National Park

In the afternoon visit Hell’s Gate National Park where you enjoy hiking and trekking to and around the Njorowa Gorge. The area is famous for its many hot springs and breathtaking landscapes. After lunch, visit the Olkaria Geothermal Power Station. You will also have an opportunity to swim at the naturally heated thermal swimming pool, right inside the park.

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Samburu National Reserve

Samburu National Reserve

Samburu National Reserve is one of Kenya’s most beautiful and romantic wildlife havens. Situated 350kms north of Nairobi.

Samburu National Reserve
Samburu National Reserve
Samburu National Reserve

Samburu National Reserve is one of Kenya’s most beautiful and romantic wildlife havens. Situated 350kms north of Nairobi in the semi-arid northern frontier district, her 165km² of acacia, riverine forest and grasslands dominated by the Koitogor and Ololokwe mountains are home to a wide variety of wild mammals; Lions, Elephants, Leopard, Buffalo, Hippos and Crocodiles in the Ewaso Nyiro River, Cheetah, Jackals, Greater Kudu, Lesser Kudu, Hyenas, the endangered Wild Dogs, the Pancake Tortoise, many species of antelopes including the iconic Eland, over 450 species of birds as well as some unique species only found north of the equator like the Beisa Oryx, Reticulated Giraffe, Somali Ostrich, the beautiful Grevy’s Zebra and the long-necked Gerenuk. It is also home to the Samburu tribes-people, cultural cousins of the Maasai. It was also one of the ‘homes’ of Joy and George Adamson who raised Elsa the lioness and was immortalized in their book, and the movie, ‘Born Free’. Samburu is a photographers’ paradise with amazing contrasts as well as unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. Activities in the reserve include regular game viewing drives, cultural visit to a Samburu Manyatta to see and experience their unique culture and traditions as well as traditional music and dance, Nature/bush walks with Samburu morans, Camel riding as well as bush breakfasts and bush dinners.

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Lake Nakuru National Park

Lake Nakuru National Park

The picturesque Lake Nakuru National Park encompasses the savannah grasslands and euphorbia as well as yellow.

Lake Nakuru National Park
Lake Nakuru National Park
Lake Nakuru National Park

The picturesque Lake Nakuru National Park encompasses the savannah grasslands and euphorbia as well as yellow acacia woodlands surrounding Lake Nakuru, a shallow algae-filled lake, world renowned for the millions of lesser and greater flamingos that paint her surface pink; but the park has so much more to offer. Situated on the floor of the Great Rift Valley, 180kms/2½hrs drive west of Nairobi, the 188km² park is home to many species of wild mammals including probably the biggest buffaloes seen anywhere in East Africa as well as elephant, lion, cheetahs, zebra, giraffes, waterbucks, troops of baboons, warthogs, many species of antelopes, the elusive leopard and other large mammals. It is also arguably the easiest place to see rhino in a natural setting in East Africa, and pythons as well as a magnet for birders who come to sample her white pelicans that go rib-to-rib with the flamingos on lake.

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Great Rift Valley

Great Rift Valley

The Rift Valley is the greatest valley in the world, a continental fault system that stretches.

Great Rift Valley
Great Rift Valley
Great Rift Valley

The Rift Valley is the greatest valley in the world, a continental fault system that stretches from the Dead Sea all the way to Mozambique. In Kenya, the valley forms a great rift through the middle of the country beginning from Lake Turkana in the north to Lake Magadi in the south. In between are a series of other lakes; Baringo, Bogoria, Nakuru, Elementaita and Naivasha. Only two of these lakes (Naivasha and Baringo) are fresh water lakes. The others are shallow soda lakes. Dozens of volcanoes erupted in and around the Rift Valley. Most of them are now extinct, but have left their mark on the landscape in the form of half submerged islands, giant calderas, and the distinctive cone shapes which dot the landscape. The Rift Valley evokes a sense of immense mystery and the power of time.

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Lake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha is a beautiful fresh water lake near Naivasha town, 80km west of Nairobi, surrounded by.

Lake Naivasha
Lake Naivasha
Lake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha is a beautiful fresh water lake near Naivasha town, 80km west of Nairobi, surrounded by 64km² of swamps studded with yellow-barked acacias. Sitting on the floor of the great Rift Valled and ccupying a 139km² surface area with an average depth of 6m (her deepest, 30m, point is around Crescent Island) it is home to hippos and crocodiles as well as over 400 different species of birds including flamingoes, pelicans and fish eagles. The surrounding swampland, and Crescent Island in its interior, provides habitat for various species of wildlife including gazelles, wildebeest, buffaloes and giraffes.Together her stunning surrounding including the nearby Hell’s Gate National Park and Crater Lake Game Sanctuary, they are a popular tourism destination with hiking, game drives and leisurely boat cruises on the lake to enjoy the sun, sunrises and sunsets as well as encounter the hippos and the birds being the most popular. The lake has alsfair share of history; in the late 1930s and the 40s, she was a landing site for flying boats and gaining notoriety in the Happy Valley days until the mid-40s. Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, lived on her shores in the 1960s and recently, the lake captured world attention when Mark Zuckerberg of FaceBook, channeled it on his wall after visiting Kenya in 2016.

Naivasha sits on the base of the Great Rift Valley on the shores of the beautiful Lake Naivasha, the only fresh water lake on the rift valley. The lake is popular for leisurely boat ride where you may encounter hippos and water birds as well as other mammals that graze by her shores including the Kongoni.

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Maasai Mara National Game Reserve

Maasai Mara National Game Reserve

Maasai Mara Game Reserve is one Kenya’s most iconic and arguably the most beautiful wildlife reserves.

Maasai Mara National Game Reserve
Maasai Mara National Game Reserve
Maasai Mara National Game Reserve

Maasai Mara Game Reserve is one Kenya’s most iconic and arguably the most beautiful wildlife reserves in Africa. Her 1,510km² of grassland and acacia studded plains are home to the Big-5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino) as well as many other species of wild mammals. It is also home to the famous and majestic Maasai people who can often be seen herding their cattle on the periphery of the park or in their cultural manyattas (boma) just outside. Their age old culture, customs, traditions and demeanor are a marvel for locals and visitors alike. The Mara is an all year destination where the wildlife drama never ends; multitudes of resident game including elephants, prides of lions, cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, warthogs, large herds of buffalo, rhinos, an occasional leopard, warthogs, several species of antelopes including eland and wildebeest and many other species of mammals as well as birds (the secretary birds, ostrich, Kori bustard and many others) can be seen all year round; it never gets dull. Between July and October, it is scene of the phenomenal annual wildebeest migration, considered the 8th wonder of the natural world, when over 2 million wildebeest and 200 thousand Zebra and opportunistic predators make their yearly sojourn from southern Serengeti in Tanzania to Maasai Mara in search of food. When they scatter all over the plains in an endless rib to rib push and shove; galloping, grazing and galloping further north again, it is the most amazing wildlife spectacle ever seen. But their most incredible moments remain the Mara river crossings where columns upon columns scamper into the river to satisfy this genetic hibernation; and massive crocodiles lie in their wait craving a feast; and many do fall victim, and others drown, but the population never seems to wane. It is a magical time to be there.

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Wildebeest Migration

The Wildebeest Migration

The Wildebeest Migration is the greatest migration in the world, a continental fault system.

Wildebeest Migration
Wildebeest Migration
Wildebeest Migration

The annual wildebeest migration is a natural phenomenon where over two million wildebeest, two hundred thousand Zebra, thousands of eland and Thompson’s gazelle’s as well as opportunistic predators make a yearly sojourn from southern Serengeti in Tanzania to Maasai Mara in search of food. The trek begins when incredible herds of wildebeest gather in the southern Serengeti Ndutu area between December and March where there are nutritious and mineral rich grasses for their annual bathing ritual. Having exhausted the short grasses, they embark on a natural, instinct guided movement due northwest to reach western Serengeti/grumeti area in June then further north to enter Kenya’s Maasai Mara from mid-July where they stay until September. Depending on the rains and grasses the animals scatter and start their southerly return journey any time from mid-September to mid-October. They may be seen in the Serengeti’s Mara and Seronera area between October and November before congregating again in the southern Serengeti Ndutu area from December to March for a repeat performance. NB: it is not a strictly predictable path and minor or substantial variations may be experienced every year but not the drama; their most incredible moments remain the Mara river crossings where columns upon columns scamper into the river to satisfy this genetically controlled hibernation. Massive Nile crocodiles lie in their wait craving a feast felling many a victim, and others drown. It is a magical time to be there, one of the most amazing wildlife spectacles on earth and considered the 8th wonder of the natural world.

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Mombasa

Mombasa

Mombasa is Kenya’s second largest and oldest city, marked on maps as long ago as the 2nd century.

Mombasa
Mombasa
Mombasa

Mombasa is Kenya’s second largest and oldest city, marked on maps as long ago as the 2nd century by Greek cartographer Claudius Ptolemy. With its deep natural harbor ideally situated for the lucrative Indian Ocean trading routes, the city has long been a coveted prize of men and many wars have been fought for its possession, right until Kenya achieved independence in 1963.Today, Today, it is one of Kenya’s major tourism destinations with many coming to enjoy the sun, sea, Swahili culture and white sandy beaches in her north and south coast.

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Malindi

Malindi & Watamu

Malindi, one of Kenya’s best kept secrets and Watamu village to its south sit on the Kenya coast.

Malindi
Malindi
Malindi

Malindi, one of Kenya’s best kept secrets and Watamu village to its south sit on the Kenya coast between Mombasa to and Lamu are at the centre of a strip of idyllic tropical white sandy beaches on the Indian Ocean which are mostly free from seaweed all year round. Dating back to the 15century AD when it welcomed Vasco Dagama in 1498 during his celebrated sojourn into the east coast of Africa some of her features date back to the 16th century during the Portuguese occupation. It is home to a wide selection of world class hotels, resorts and quiet, relaxing hideaways. Tourist attractions include the 213km² Malindi Marine National Park and Watamu Marine National Park both of which can be visited with glass bottomed boats to see the spectacular coral reefs and are ideal for divers and snorkelers alike. Other activities include exploration of the mangroves by boat, snorkeling, diving off the reef and big game fishing. Malindi is also one of Kenya’s principal deep-sea fishing spots the best times being during the drier seasons as silt from the rivers limits visibility during rains.The spectacular Marafa Depression, locally known as Nyari or Hell's Kitchen, sandstone gorges and gullies, walking through the ArabukoSokoke Forest Reserve’s winding paths with rare endemic birds and mammals and herds of elephants; touring the Gedi ruins, the ruins of a deserted trading Swahili town hidden deep in the ArabukoSokoke Forest, are a replica of the rich cultural history of Africa’s northern coastal region. Believed to have been a thriving city between the 13th and 17th centuries AD, its winding passages and crumbling walls, tombs, a mosque, houses and remains of a palace are preserved as a major historical monument in the coastal region. A small whitewashed chapel to the south of town is believed to have been the first Christian church in East Africa while the original Vasco Da Gama cross commemorating the explorer’s arrival in Malindi still stands at the entrance to the bay.

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Tsavo National Parks

Tsavo National Parks

Bisected into Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Park by the Nairobi/Mombasa highway.

Tsavo National Parks
Tsavo National Parks
Tsavo National Parks

Bisected into Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Park by the Nairobi/Mombasa highway Tsavo was aptly immortalized by the movie The Ghost and the Darkness that depicts the famed turn of the century man-eater lions of Tsavo. Today, the park is most famous for the large herds of dirt-red elephants and the authentic African wilderness from which to hike the Mutanda rock, marvel at the lava outflows from Mt. Kilimanjaro and enjoy game viewing drives in Kenya’s largest national parks in search of plains game, birds and a million secrets of the African pori in a setting reminiscent of a bygone era. Situated 235kms south of Nairobi, the 13,747km² Tsavo East National Park is home of the Galana river, the 300km Yatta Plateau, the world’s longest lava flow as well as many species of African wild mammals including elephants, lions, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, rhino, hippo, crocodile, antelopes as well as over 500 species of birds. Tsavo West National Park is wild nature and scenery as it was at the turn of the century. Situated 240km south of Nairobi close-by Amboseli National Park her 7,000km² of open savannah grasslands dotted with acacia is home of Mzima Springs, the Sheitani Lava, the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, Lake Jipe and numerous species of African wild mammals including lions, leopard, cheetah, wild dogs, elephant, rhino, buffalo, hippos, crocodiles, zebra, giraffe, antelopes as well as reptiles and birds.

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Maasai Village

Maasai Village

Join your guide on a visit to a Maasai cultural Village (manyatta) where you mix and mingle with this proud and aloof

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Maasai Village

Join your guide on a visit to a Maasai cultural Village (manyatta) where you mix and mingle with this proud and aloof tribes-people whose captivating culture, customs and traditions have not changed for over 300 yrs. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed with traditional music and dance then led by a Village Guide on a tour of the homestead; hear and learn about Maasai myths, beliefs, culture, customs and traditions; how families are formed, births, rites of passage, their cattle-based economy (the more the cattle, the wealthier the man) and it influences marriage and polygamy; enter their houses and see how they live their day to day life, what they eat; their unusual but very healthy diet of milk and blood as well as the traditional conservation and how they have successfully coexisted with the wild animals for ages. At the end of the tour, you will also have an opportunity to join in the traditional music and dance performance by the women and the morans who catapult from the ground to heights above 6 feet!; an altogether very informative and experiential tour. You will then say goodbyes and proceed to your next destination.

Nature Walk

Nature Walk

NATURE/BUSH WALK Maasai Mara with Maasai morans or a Maasai elder. In the mid-morning, join your guide and a Maasai elder/naturalist

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Nature Walk

NATURE/BUSH WALK Maasai Mara with Maasai morans or a Maasai elder. In the mid-morning, join your guide and a Maasai elder/naturalist guide for a nature walk (on foot, on the edge of the reserve) and come as close to nature as you can; smell the earth, feel the ground and touch the flowers and the shrubs; some of them are medicinal. learn their secrets and impact on the Maasai way of life, why they almost never slaughter a cow (the more, the wealthier the man), their unusual diet, traditional wilderness medicine from all manner of wild medicinal plants; myths, traditions and beliefs and traditional conservation and how the Maasai have successfully coexisted with the wild animals for ages; it is an amazing experience, your questions will be answered and your body reinvigorated as you return to lodge for lunch.

Hot Air Ballooning

Hot Air Ballooning

A pre-sun rise hot air balloon ride over the Maasai Mara plains is a popular and very worthwhile optional activity while

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Hot Air Ballooning

Optional Activity at Extra Charge:

A pre-sun rise hot air balloon ride over the Maasai Mara plains is a popular and very worthwhile optional activity while on safari.

Arise at dawn with tea/coffee and cookies then transfer to be at the balloon launch site before sunrise. You will observe the massive balloon being inflated with heated air from massive gas burners until it stands and then it is time to get on board- standing room only. You will barely notice the lift off and smooth ascent but for the disappearing ground. From 10,000ft, enjoy a magical and uncharacteristically serene glide over the Maasai Mara’s dotted plains with a bird’s eye view of the wildlife below and panoramic vistas extending to the ends of the plains. Your Pilot/guide is always at hand to guide your viewing as he/she points out and explains interesting features and creatures on the ground and above the trees and bushes; wild animals, plants, physical features as well as rare and interesting happenings. The view from above is totally different from on the ground but soon the hour is over and you have to come down to earth. You will be welcome back in the time honored way with a hot and freshly cooked champagne bush-breakfast in the middle of nowhere; it will be one of the highlights of your experience. Afterwards, you rejoin your Driver/guide and enjoy a game viewing drive on the way back to your lodge. Balance of the morning spent at leisure to rest before lunch.

Pioneered in Kenya’s Maasai Mara, it is now also available in Amboseli as well as in Serengeti and Tarangire National Parks (Tanzania) and Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls National Parks in Uganda in East Africa.

Nairobi City Tour

Nairobi City Tour

This City Tour of Nairobi brings you up close with Kenya’s economic and political capital. A massive and modern

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Nairobi City Tour

This City Tour of Nairobi brings you up close with Kenya’s economic and political capital. A massive and modern metropolis of 4m with modern roads, world class hotels and restaurants, an international airport, tens of foreign missions and some of the UN’s most significant offices including the UNEP and HABITAT, the city has been at the center of Kenya’s agenda since 1906. The tour begins at the Nairobi National Museum which depicts Kenya’s national heritage in nature, culture, history and art under own roof; it also houses the oldest human fossils in the world. After stopping at the adjacent Snake Park, tour around Nairobi’s major landmarks including the iconic Kenyatta International Conference Centre, Parliament Buildings, the Jomo Kenyatta Mausoleum and Uhuru Park as well as the colorful City Market and the adjacent local nyama-choma food coat; bargain with local merchants for discounts on some uniquely Kenyan curios, crafts and souvenirs. Other major outlets which also provide shipping are available in the heart of the city but prices may differ. If time allows, you may also stop at the Railway Museum and the Kenya National Archives where there are very interesting depictions of Kenya in the last 100yrs. But a tour of Nairobi cannot be complete without sampling some of the interesting local and international restaurants so please ask. Other interesting spots include the Kenya National Theatre and the University of Nairobi.

Elephant Orphanage

David Sheldrick's Elephant Orphanage

10.30hrs: transfer to the David Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage famous for rescuing orphaned and/or at risk baby elephants

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Elephant Orphanage

10.30hrs: transfer to the David Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage famous for rescuing orphaned and/or at risk baby elephants and raising them until they are old enough to be reintroduced into the wild. You will have an opportunity to meet with the elephant babies as they come for their mud-bathe and feeding time between 11.00am and 12.00pm).

Karen Blixen Museum

Karen Blixen Museum

Tour the Karen Blixen Museum (former home of Baroness Karen Blixen who lived in colonial Kenya in the early 1900s.

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Karen Blixen Museum

Tour the Karen Blixen Museum (former home of Baroness Karen Blixen who lived in colonial Kenya in the early 1900s. Both the house, which depicts colonial Kenya at the turn of the century and Karen’s life and romantic escapades were immortalized in the movie ‘Out of Africa’.

Giraffe Centre

Giraffe Centre (AFEW)

Proceed to the Giraffe Centre, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW)’s center for the conservation of the

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Giraffe Centre

Proceed to the Giraffe Centre, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW)’s center for the conservation of the endangered Rothschild Giraffe. It is a popular spot where visitors get the literal opportunity to hand-feed real giraffes. All proceeds go to the conservation of this endangered species.

Maasai Mara Specials

Maasai Mara Specials

With you safari-customized vehicle and a trained English speaking driver/Guide, drive around the meandering Maasai Mara National reserve driving

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Maasai Mara Specials

With you safari-customized vehicle and a trained English speaking driver/Guide, drive around the meandering Maasai Mara National reserve driving tracks in search of the Mara’s wild features, creatures and terrestrial mammals including elephants, prides of lions, cheetahs, hyenas, antelopes, gnus - even the elusive leopard or rhino if lucky; Maasai Mara has reputedly the highest concentration of wild mammals in Africa.

Optional Activities at Extra Charge:

  • Hot air ballooning over the Maasai Mara plains for a bird’s eye view of this stunning wildlife ‘paradise’
  • Bush breakfast or a Bush dinner under stars with a Moran mock attack.
  • A Fishing Excursion to Lake Victoria, world’s second largest fresh water lake, fish for giant Nile Perch
  • Visit to a Maasai Village where you mix and mingle with this amazing, proud and aloof tribes-people.
Mombasa City Tour

Mombasa City Tour

Our tour begins with a stop beneath the arch of enormous elephant tusks (metal not ivory), erected to commemorate the coronation

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Mombasa City Tour

Our tour begins with a stop beneath the arch of enormous elephant tusks (metal not ivory), erected to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1952 when Kenya was still a British colony. We will marvel at the ornately decorative Hindu Temples and the intricate minarets of the many mosques. A visit will be made to the massive Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese in 1593. A short walk through the maze of narrow streets in the Old stone town, peering through studded, heavy wooden doors and snatching tantalizing glimpses of the Old dhow harbour will conjure up images of swash-bucking seafarers and silk-clad merchants. At the bustling Mackinnon Market, we will absorb the kaleidoscope of sights, scents and colors in the spice shops, whilst our guide points out the many visible features of Mombasa’s diverse history. We will then proceed to the west mainland to visit the Akamba woodcarving factory where we can watch the craftsmen at work, still hand carving their wonderful arte-facts in time-honored tradition.

Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel

Best Western+ Meridian Hotel

Best-Western-Plus Meridian Hotel is a 3½* city hotel located in the heart of Nairobi at Moi Avenue.

Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel

Best-Western-Plus Meridian Hotel is a 3½* city hotel located in the heart of Nairobi at Moi Avenue/ Murang’a Road junction. Guest accommodation comprises 102 Superior Rooms (68 doubles, 26 Twins, 8 Singles), 12 Executive Dooms (doubles), 8 Studio Suites and 6 Family Rooms (three bedded) on 5 floors. Room amenities include air-conditioning, 24hr hot water, electronic safes, hairdryer, mini-bar, tea/Coffee making facilities, digital alarm clock and telephone as well as a complimentary bottle of mineral water, free high speed Wi-Fi, laundry/dry cleaning services and 24hr room service. Other hotel amenities 24hr multi-cuisine Restaurant, time out Bar, a Coffee Lounge, Rooftop Swimming Pool, Gym, Spa and Beauty Parlor, Conferences and Banqueting services and a Business Centre.

Best Western Plus Meridian Hotel
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Nairobi Safari Club

Nairobi Safari Club

Nairobi Safari Club’s is Kenya’s original all-suite hotel; her 17 story Lillian Towers structure has been an

Nairobi Safari Club

Nairobi Safari Club’s is Kenya’s original all-suite hotel; her 17 story Lillian Towers structure has been an over-arching feature of Nairobi’s CBD for three decades. Situated a short distance from the Nairobi Central business district, the hotel comprises 146 spacious and en-suite rooms in a variety of categories (6 Presidential Suites, 53 Panorama Suites, 44 Panorama Twin Suites, 33 Executive Suites and 10 Studio Suites) all overlooking the University of Nairobi or the central business district. All rooms feature retro décor and contemporary facilities as well as a lounge with leisure seating; a sofa, armchair, a dining table as well as an elegant writing desk. Other hotel amenities include an award winning Restaurant, 7 conference rooms with air conditioning, projector screens, and internet access; The Body Waves health club with cardiovascular machines, steam & sauna facilities and an 'outdoor’ heated pool.

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Eka Hotel

Eka Hotel

Eka Hotel is ideally located along Nairobi’s ‘Mombasa Road’ just minutes from the Jomo .

Eka Hotel

Eka Hotel is ideally located along Nairobi’s ‘Mombasa Road’ just minutes from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and a mere 5km from both Wilson Airport and Nairobi City Centre. Guest accommodation comprises 161 are superior rooms, 4 junior suites, 3 executive suites and 2 rooms for guests with special needs. Rooms amenities include Air-conditioning, satellite TV, Plug-and-play panels, international direct-dial telephone, high-speed WiFi, Mini bar, Electronic safe, coffee-making facilities, hair dryers on request. Other hotel facilities include two restaurants, two bars, a pool, gym as well as meetings, events and conference facilities to suit every occasion.

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fairmont Hotel

Fairmont, The Norfolk Hotel

Fairmont, The Norfolk Hotel, situated adjacent to the Nairobi Central Business District.

fairmont Hotel

Fairmont, The Norfolk Hotel, situated adjacent to the Nairobi Central Business District has been a dominant part of Nairobi life since 1904. Now with a modern touch but retaining her traditional charm, the hotel’s guest accommodation comprises 170 guest rooms and suites and a range of restaurants, including the Lord Delamere Terrace, a popular rendezvous for international travelers and local regulars. Other amenities include a heated outdoor swimming pool, health club, tropical landscaped grounds as well as several conference rooms some for up to 200 delegates.

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Intercontinental Hotel Nairobi

Intercontinental Hotel Nairobi

The Intercontinental Hotel Nairobi, part of the international IHG group and one of the city’s leading

Intercontinental Hotel Nairobi

The Intercontinental Hotel Nairobi, part of the international IHG group and one of the city’s leading is ideally located on the periphery of Nairobi's CBD overlooking parliament, the Jomo Kenyatta Mausoleum, the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, the Holy Family Basilica and the historic Uhuru Park; all within walking distance of the city’s major spots including restaurants, nightspots, crafts shops, banks and government offices while still feeling totally removed. Guest accommodation comprises 380 air-conditioned rooms on six floors including 56 Standard Rooms, 173 Superior Rooms, 72 Deluxe Rooms, 64 Club Inter-C Rooms (on 6th floor), 7 Superior Suites, 4 Deluxe Suites, 2 Executive Club Suites, 1 Presidential Suite and 1 paraplegic Room. Renowned for her high standards of facilities, services and hospitality as well as a wide range of local and international cuisine, the Inter-C as it is popularly known has proudly seen through its doors leading international dignitaries including global business leaders, celebrities, heads of state and governments and honored regular folk. Other hotel amenities include three restaurants, two bars, banquet and conference facilities, a casino, a health club, sauna, steam bath Jacuzzi, gym and a heated swimming pool.

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Hemingways Nairobi Hotel

Hemingways Nairobi

Hemingways Nairobi is a 5* plantation-style boutique hotel located in the Karen suburb .

Hemingways Nairobi Hotel

Hemingways Nairobi is a 5* plantation-style boutique hotel located in the Karen suburb of Nairobi, overlooking the ‘Karen Blixen famed’ Ngong Hills just 40min from Nairobi’s airport. Her luxurious Guest accommodation and facilities comprises 43 Junior Suites and 2 Presidential Suites all spacious, en-suite and airy guest rooms flooded with natural light, with private balcony. Room amenities include air conditioning and ceiling fan, a spacious bathroom, walk-in wardrobe, double vanity, separate toilet, bath and shower, complimentary wired internet and Wi-Fi, TV, international dial Telephone, Mini bar, Electronic safe, Hairdryer, Bathrobes & Slippers, a dedicated butler and a private dining room. Other hotel amenities include a contemporary European style restaurant serving amazing steaks and seafood, a patisserie, bar and terrace, spa, swimming pool and conferencing facilities.

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Sentrim Boulevard Hotel

Sentrim Boulevard Hotel

The Sentrim Boulevard Hotel is a 3* facility near the Nairobi City Centre.

Sentrim Boulevard Hotel

The Sentrim Boulevard Hotel is a 3* facility near the Nairobi City Centre.

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Hotel Ark

The Ark

Set in the heart of Kenya’s Aberdares National Park, the iconic and yes, quirky, The Ark overlooks a

Hotel Ark

Set in the heart of Kenya’s Aberdares National Park, the iconic and yes, quirky, The Ark overlooks a floodlit waterhole and salt lick, which attracts a host of awesome wildlife. Resembling and named after Noah’s Ark, the lodge comprises three decks from which numerous balconies and lounges provide a superb location for wildlife viewing. So that you don’t miss any animal sightings, the night guard will buzz your room when special animals come to the waterhole. The Ark has four viewing areas for observing the ever-present animal activity. There is also a ground level bunker – the perfect hideout for the discerning photographer. This is a circular pillbox-like structure, and it is from this vantage point that pictures of animals on the salt lick only yards away may be taken through the view holes in complete safety."In this intimate recess one can almost, but not quite, pat the animals, hear their sounds and smell the aroma of the night. This is a magical corner, where there is close contact with the essence that tells of an unexplored Africa, and where, very often, the visitor may enjoy in solitary state the beauty of it all."- Monty Brown's book, Haven Under the Hill. Accommodation facilities comprise 60 comfortable and en-suite cabins” three decks Deck A, Deck B and Deck C with 6 single bedded rooms, 37 twin rooms, 10 double rooms and 7 triple rooms. Other lodge amenities include the restaurant, cloakrooms and bar.

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Lake Nakuru Lodge

Lake Nakuru Lodge

The Lake Nakuru Lodge is a 3½* bush lodge nestled atop raised ground in the heart of Lake Nakuru

Lake Nakuru Lodge

The Lake Nakuru Lodge is a 3½* bush lodge nestled atop raised ground in the heart of Lake Nakuru National Park with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes and the flamingo infested Lake Nakuru saline water mass below. Accommodation facilities comprise 95 spacious and en-suite deluxe rooms with sliding glass door- affording great views of the park, and the flamingo filled lake below, and 2 suites with private veranda and a sitting room. And the special zebra room the oldest at the lodge and now 100yrs old.. .which was the first building on the site. Other lodge facilities include the Mutarakwa restaurant, Mama Nikki bar, traditional dance performances, conference/meetings rooms equipped with modern facilities as well as horses.

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Sanctuary Olonana

Sanctuary Olonana

Sanctuary Olonana is an award-winning boutique luxury safari camp in the heart of Masai Mara,

Sanctuary Olonana

Sanctuary Olonana is an award-winning boutique luxury safari camp in the heart of Masai Mara, Kenya’s most famous game reserve. Small and exclusive, accommodation comprises fourteen spacious and tastefully appointed safari tents on a wooden platform lined along a private stretch of the Mara River. Room amenities include 2x Queen Size Beds, floor to ceiling mosquito nets, an en-suite bathroom with hot showers and flush loos, reading table and a private and expansive river view verandahs from where guests can relax and enjoy watching the resident hippos wallow and snout. The honeymoon suites feature outdoor showers. Other amenities include a main area built of canvas and natural logs and housing a kitchen, dining room, a lounge, small library and a mini-Spa offering a range of treatments. The first of Sanctuary's luxury safari properties, it was built with sustainability in mind and her innovative wetlands and tree-planting projects have earned a Gold Award from Ecotourism Kenya. Situated on a private concession adjoining the Maasai Mara, activities from the camp (some at extra charge) include game viewing drives in open-top vehicles, cultural visits with the Maasai, sundowners, bush breakfasts, bush dinners, night game drives, scenic flights and hot air ballooning.

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Serena Mountain Lodge

Serena Mountain Lodge

Sailing like an ark amid the primeval forests of Kenya's highest mountain, Mount Kenya, this lodge-hotel

Serena Mountain Lodge

Sailing like an ark amid the primeval forests of Kenya's highest mountain, Mount Kenya, this lodge-hotel offers champagne-clear mountain air, sweeping views across the tree-canopy, sparkling trout streams, and gentle forest walks. Located at 2,134 metres above sea level, on the lower slopes of the mountain, our Mount Kenya lodge is cool, tranquil and hushed for optimum game-sightings. The open-air viewing-deck looks down on to its own water hole and salt-lick, which attracts numerous herds of elephant and buffalo. There is also a tunnel leading to a photo-hide, which offers spectacular viewing and photographic opportunities just metres away from the wildlife at the water hole. Raised on stilts above the forest canopy, a timbered drawbridge leads from the Mount Kenya forest and up on to the wooden ‘decks' of our hotel. Inside, the impression of having boarded a ship is perpetuated by a combination of log panelled walls, timbered game-viewing decks and winding stairs leading to a selection of snugly comfortable, cabin-styled rooms. Activities include guided walks through the forest, trout fishing in the clear mountain streams, trips to the high moorlands of the mountain, and 5-day luxury climbs of the mountain.

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Samburu Sopa Lodge

Samburu Sopa Lodge

Samburu Sopa Lodge is a 4* bush lodge nestled atop a hill inside Samburu National Reserve.

Samburu Sopa Lodge

Samburu Sopa Lodge is a 4* bush lodge nestled atop a hill inside Samburu National Reserve with panaromic views of the vastness Samburu shrub-lands and the hills beyond. Guest accommodation comprises 60 comfortable and en-suite rooms in 2xbedroom cottages forming an arch around a main building and waterhole in a style reminiscent of the traditional architecture of the local Samburu community homesteads (manyatta) including a wide alley to allow the free movement of animals to the water. Room amenities include 2x Queen Size Beds, Mosquito gauze on all windows, en-suite bathroom facilities with hot showers and flushing loos, Tea/Coffee making Kettles as well as a private verandah overlooking the water hole. Other lodge amenities include an open plan/thatched roof main building housing a kitchen, restaurant, bar and lounge; a large Swimming Pool Gift Shop, Conference Room, Laundry, evening Camp fire, Samburu cultural music & dance Entertainment as well as free WiFi.

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Amboseli Sopa Lodge

Amboseli Sopa Lodge

Amboseli Sopa Lodge is situated in 200 acres of private land, adjacent to Amboseli Natinal Park on the

Amboseli Sopa Lodge

Amboseli Sopa Lodge is situated in 200 acres of private land, adjacent to Amboseli Natinal Park on the foothills of the 5,820m Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest and most popular mountain. It was here that, in the 1930’s, inspired Ernest Hemingway’s unforgettable stories ‘The Snows of Kilimanjaro’ and ‘The Short, Happy Life of Francis Macomber’ which were turned into more than successful feature films in the late 1940’s due to their renowned actors. All forms of wildlife still abound in this wilderness which continues all the way to the Amboseli National Park, an easy twenty minute drive away from the lodge. While the park conserves over six hundred breeding species of birds as well a host of rare and wonderful wildlife, this is also home to the Maasai people, perhaps the world’s most renowned African tribe.

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Satao Elerai

Satao Elerai

Satao Elerai is an eco-friendly luxury camp in Elerai ranch, the Amboseli Ecosystem, close to the famous

Satao Elerai

Satao Elerai is an eco-friendly luxury camp in Elerai ranch, the Amboseli Ecosystem, close to the famous Amboseli National Park. Overlooking the majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro, popularly referred to as the rooftop of Africa!, camp facilities include 9 charming, spacious and en-suite canvas tents raised on a wooden platform under a thatched roof and 5 luxurious, lodge-style Suites built of natural rock, acacia wood and thatched roof. Tents amenities include solar-heated showers, flush loos, large comfortable beds and high quality linen, duvets & pillows and a balcony with a daybed for the perfect relaxation white the Suites come complete with a spacious bathroom, a hand crafted bathtub, shower, flush loo, large sliding doors and a private veranda overlooking the Elerai Conservancy and Amboseli National Park plains. Other camp amenities include a kitchen, dining room, an outdoor terrace, bush dinners and an own waterhole frequently visited by elephants, giraffes, zebra, lesser kudu, eland and the big cats.

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Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

THE Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort, Kenya, is set in 120 acres of Acacia studded grassland, bushes and thorn

Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

THE Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort, Kenya, is set in 120 acres of Acacia studded grassland, bushes and thorn trees on the southern shores of the beautiful Lake Naivasha; her well maintained lawns are regularly visited by giraffe, water-bucks, vervet monkeys, black & white Colobus Monkeys, as well as hippos (when they leave the lake at night to graze). Her 84 guest rooms in 42 double story bandas of two rooms each are all en-suite with 2x Queen-size beds or 1x King size bed, satellite Television, in-room Telephone, a lounge and balcony. They complimented by a kitchen, spacious dining room, extensive lounge areas, two bars, two swimming pools, a kiddie section and a pool complex with its own bar, snack kitchen, pizzeria and health spa; a tennis court; two conference halls, four meeting areas and horses stables.

Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge – BLD
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Ilkeliani Camp

Ilkeliani Camp

Ilkeliani is permanent tented camp nestled in a river glade, on the banks of Talek River, in central Maasai Mara

Ilkeliani Camp

Ilkeliani is permanent tented camp nestled in a river glade, on the banks of Talek River, in central Maasai Mara Game Reserve; at a favorite spot for elephants coming to drink. Designed to combine traditional safari style with a modern amenities, the camp offers 17 spacious, stylish and en-suite guest tents, all comfortably furnished with stunning verandah views to the wildlife plains ahead. Other tent amenities include solar water heater showers, flushing loos and electronic safes. Other camp amenities include a spacious Mess Tent, Lounge & Ba/viewing deck and free Wi-Fi.

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Mara Sopa Lodge

Mara Sopa Lodge

Mara Sopa Lodge is nestled high on the slopes of the Oloolaimutia Hills with magnificent views to the

Mara Sopa Lodge

Mara Sopa Lodge is nestled high on the slopes of the Oloolaimutia Hills with magnificent views to the expansive plains and woodlands of eastern Maasai Mara, Kenya’s world famous Wildlife Reserve. Accommodation facilities comprise 87 spacious and en-suite cottage style rooms and 12 Suites lined along a contour on the hill and around the spacious main building comprising a Kitchen, Dining room, 3 bars and lounge area as well as an adjacent Swimming pool. All the rooms, built in the traditional African design of round houses with conical thatch roofs come amply fitted with either 1x King size Bed or 2x Queen size Beds and mosquito nets and appropriate furnishings.

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Karen Blixen Camp

Karen Blixen Camp

Karen Blixen Camp is an eco-friendly, luxury tented camp on the banks of the Mara River in Mara.

Karen Blixen Camp

Karen Blixen Camp is an eco-friendly, luxury tented camp on the banks of the Mara River in Mara North Conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara, Kenya’s most famous National wildlife Reserve. Camp facilities include 22 luxurious and en-suite tents, each set on a wooden platform and lined along the river with fantastic river views. Tent amenities include a private bathroom with WC, an outdoor gas heated shower, twin washbasins, a spacious veranda overlooking the river where, all day, all manner of wildlife from elephants, giraffe, buffalo, zebra and impalas come to drink, while crocodiles and a large resident school of hippo wallow; on occasion, even lions and leopards do come by. Other amenities include a kitchen that sometimes makes some of Karen Blixen’s original recipes from the colonial days, a mess-tent/dining room with replicas of Karen Blixen’s original furniture, a bar, lounge, swimming pool, gift shop, a resident masseuse, 24hr solar power and wireless internet. NB: only 4x4 Land Cruisers and Land Rovers painted in green or earth colors are allowed in Mara North Conservancy.

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Mara Intrepids Camp

Mara Intrepids Camp

Mara Intrepids Camp is situated in central Maasai Mara at the very confluence of the reserve’s.

Mara Intrepids Camp

Mara Intrepids Camp is situated in central Maasai Mara at the very confluence of the reserve’s four game-viewing areas overlooking the Talek River only a short drive from the Mara River. Guest accommodation comprises 30 spacious safari tents on wooden platforms lined along the banks of the Talek River and spaced out to provide maximum privacy. All tents are en-suite with flush loos and hot-showers as well as 2x Twin-size or 1x Queen-size four-poster Beds and a private balcony overlooking the river. Other camp amenities include a Main area with dining room, bar and lounge, a free-form Swimming pool, Laundry services, Watch tower, open-sided 4WD game viewing Jeeps with gold-certified Guides, a well-stocked Boutique shop, free WiFi in the public areas, the best Kids Club in the region for cultural and wildlife edutainment and an own airstrip barely 3mins from camp.

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Mara Serena Lodge

Mara Serena Lodge

Mara Serena Lodge is situated in the heart of Maasai Mara, Kenya’s most famous wildlife reserve and home of

Mara Serena Lodge

Mara Serena Lodge is situated in the heart of Maasai Mara, Kenya’s most famous wildlife reserve and home of the majestic Maasai people, with extensive views over the savannah and down to the winding coils of the hippo-filled Mara River; at the right time a ringside seat to the legendary wildebeest migration that is reputed as the ‘greatest wildlife show on earth'. Smack in the in the celebrated ‘Mara Triangle' and designed in the style of a Maasai homestead the lodge combines international sophistication with raw African architecture. Accommodation facilities comprise 74 well-appointed, non-smoking and en-suite guest rooms (28 Doubles with king size beds, 38 Twins, 8 Triples (on request), 8 pairs of Connecting Rooms and 1 Suite) in modular units, with a spacious seating area, private balcony and uninterrupted views to the wildlife filled savannah and the Mara River below. Other lodge amenities include central Dining Room, internal and external Bar, Swimming pool and sundeck, Maisha Safari Spa and Gym, Gift shop, Business Centre, Satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, an on call Doctor, Conference Centre and-canvas Events Facilities and an own airstrip (at 2kms). Activities include daily game drives, bush ‘sundowners', breakfast by the hippo pool, lunch in the wilderness, bush dinners, balloon safaris or relaxation and reinvigoration in the panoramic views.

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Serena Beach Resort And Spa

Serena Beach Resort & Spa

The Serena Beach Resort & Spa is set in extensive tropical gardens on Shanzu Beach on the edge .

Serena Beach Resort And Spa

The Serena Beach Resort & Spa is set in extensive tropical gardens on Shanzu Beach on the edge of the Indian Ocean in Mombasa’s north coast, fringed by white sandy beaches and shaded by coconut palms; the silver ribbon of the Swahili coastline for the ultimate tropical paradise. Situated just 27kms/1hr from Mombasa International Airport, her architecture is a replica of the winding lanes and colorful market places of a traditional 13th century Swahili town; it is a member of The Leading Hotels Of The World. Guest accommodation comprises 164 Air conditioned rooms (32 Village rooms, 18 Village sea-view rooms, 8 Sea-view Superior rooms, 48 Garden rooms, 2 Lamu suites, 6 Zanzibar Suites, 2 Sheila/Tundwa Suites, 6 Family Rooms, 2 Family Sea-View Rooms, 40 Prime Rooms/Village Superior Rooms and 2 interconnecting rooms. Room amenities include en-suite facilities, satellite TV, free WiFi and a private balcony with either views to the Ocean or the Courtyard Gardens. Other hotel facilities include a central Restaurant, Jahazi Grill Seafood Restaurant on the beach, a selection of Bars, the Arabic Coffee Terrace, Ice-cream Parlour, Live Music, free form Swimming Pool and swim-up bar, the ‘Maisha' Spa and Health Club, extensive Water Sports center and PADI Dive School, animation program, Butterfly Centre and Turtle Watch program, world-class Events & Conference Centre, a Business Centre and Gift Shop, a beach front, extensive gardens and grounds, Palm tree lawns and nature trails.

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Amboseli Serena lodge

Amboseli Serena Lodge

Set against the magnificent backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain the luxury Amboseli Serena

Amboseli Serena lodge

Set against the magnificent backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain the luxury Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge enjoys a uniquely privileged position at the heart of this world-famous national park. Secluded within a grove of acacia trees, the safari lodge looks out over the golden savannah plains, with uninterrupted views of the mountain itself. Close by are a series of emerald green swamps, which are fed by the melting snows of Kilimanjaro. These, the only sources of water in this otherwise starkly beautiful but arid park, attract huge numbers of wallowing elephants, hippos, buffalos and plains game. Meanwhile, from the prehistoric site of Observation Hill, the sunset over Kilimanjaro is magnificent. At the centre of ‘Maasailand', the lodge's décor reflects the brilliant primary colors and iconic shapes representative of these legendary warriors. At the heart of the lodge, shaded by palm trees, is a free-form swimming pool; to either side of which stretch the rooms. Each room is housed in a single story building opening directly on to the grounds, each reflecting a Maasai manyatta theme: each with its own hand-painted wall frescos. Our Amboseli safari lodge features a central dining area reached by a timbered bridge over a melt-water stream. The lounge and bar feature a broad terrace and a blazing fire-pit where evening cocktails can be enjoyed. Activities include daily game drives in custom-built traditional safari vehicles, ‘sundowners' on Observation Hill, bush breakfasts, bush dinners, Maasai dance performances, visits to Maasai villages and tree-planting program. Lodge facilities include 92 guest rooms, a central dining room, bar, swimming pool and sundeck, a gift shop and business center, Conference center and free Wifi and satellite TV.

Amboseli Serena Lodge – BLD

Amboseli Serena Lodge

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Amboseli Serena lodge

Ol Tukai Lodge

Ol Tukai is eco-rated lodge in Amboseli National Park, Kenya at arguably one of the best spots

Amboseli Serena lodge

Ol Tukai is eco-rated lodge in Amboseli National Park, Kenya at arguably one of the best spots to watch elephant and magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Accommodation facilities comprise 80 luxurious and beautifully appointed chalet-style rooms with uninterrupted views of the wetlands or Mt.Kilimanjaro beyond. Room amenities include an en-suite Stylish and comfortable, the rooms have private bath rooms and individual terraces. Other lodge amenities include rooms for special needs, a restaurant, bar, extensive lounges, swimming pool, pool deck with sun beds, outdoor and indoor facilities, a walkway deck, aunique collection of African art and free Wi-Fi at the lounge.

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Amboseli Serena lodge

Mara Leisure Camp

Mara Leisure Camp is 4* tented lodge located on the banks of the Talek River, at the confluence of the Maasai.

Amboseli Serena lodge

Mara Leisure Camp is 4* tented lodge located on the banks of the Talek River, at the confluence of the Maasai Mara's four wildlife viewing areas; an area considered Kenya’ prime game viewing area. Guest accommodation comprises 13 Nyati Tents and 9 Jumbo Tents all of them raised on a wooden platform under a thatched roof as well as 3 solid block Jamii Cottages. Tent amenities include comfortable 1x Double size Bed or 2x Twin size Beds, spacious en-suite bathroom facilities with hot showers and flushing loos, (the Jumbo Tents are more spacious and include a bathtub while the Jamii Cottages have a separate bathtub and shower), floor to ceiling mosquito nets, safari style furnishings including floor rags, comfortable lounge chairs, coffee table, a study desk as well as private verandah with views to the Talek River. Other camp facilities include a Dining Room with log fire, a well-stocked Bar, Lounge, a Business Centre, Conference Facilities, Swimming Pool and an evening camp fire. Activities from camp include Game viewing drives, Hot air ballooning. Nature/Bush Walks, Cultural Experiences with the Maasai people as well as bush Breakfasts, and bush Dinners.

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Kichwa Tembo Camp

Kichwa Tembo Camp

Kichwa Tembo Camp is a high end tented camp in the northern, Oloololo area of Maasai Mara National Park,

Kichwa Tembo Camp

Kichwa Tembo Camp is a high end tented camp in the northern, Oloololo part of Maasai Mara National Park, Kenya’s premier wildlife reserve and home of the Maasai people. Tucked in a forested area at the foot of the Oloololo escarpment and around a bend on the Sabaringo River, guest accommodation comprises 58 luxury and en-suite safari tents (i.e. 12 Classic Tents, 20 Superior Tents, 8 SuperiorView Tents and the private and exclusive 18 Bateleur Tent). Tent amenities include a comfortable bedroom, en-suite facilities, safari furniture and a private deck overlooking either the forest, the river and across the Maasai Mara plains. Other camp amenities include large dining tent, bar, lounge and swimming pool, evening camp fire, Maasai entertainment and cultural activities.& Beyond Bateleur's Camp is situated at the base of the Oloololo escarpment in Maasai Mara, KENYA’s Kichwa Conservancy close to Kichwa Tembo Camp. The epitome of luxurious living experience for the discerning traveller reopened in March 2018 after intensive reconstruction, her accommodation facilities comprise nine very spacious and comfortable guest rooms each fitted with 1x King size or 2x Twin size Beds, crisp clean linen with spare, four(!) bathrooms in one room (a grand bathtub, shower room, separate lavatory and an open air shower area, full range bath linen and toiletries including robes and slippers, shower gels, shampoos and lotions; a study area, your “gym in the box” pack, ample natural light from the full length rear and frontage glass doors extending to a spacious multi-level private balcony with comfortable couches overlooking the wildlife infested Maasai plains so you see the wildlife from your bed; complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks as well as soft drinks in your in room ‘cellar’ and full WiFi in room. Other camp amenities include an open plan main building comprising a kitchen, a restaurant/dining area serving great 4-course meals, live cooking, fully stocked complimentary bar, multi-layer comfortable lounge areas, an infinity swimming pool with sunbeds, massage, pleasant staff always on point, wonderful and highly knowledgeable guides with excellent game viewing vehicles (we saw a pack of 17 lions, 2 black rhinos and so many elephants, buffaloes, zebra, giraffe, birds and other plains game we lost count in just one morning), a professional fully equipped photography track with a professional trainer, nature walks with a Maasai naturalist and armed ranger, complimentary wake up calls, filling bush picnics in hampers, sundowner cocktails on the escarpment with Maasai morans, hot bush breakfast on the banks of the hippo infested Mara River, full Wi-Fi in all public areas, water purification plant, ecological waste disposal system, eco-friendly ethos and CSI. NB: responding to demand, Bateleur’s Camp will be extended with a new but fully independent South Wing of same size with all of the same facilities but also adding a gym and massage tent. Works began in March 2018 and are expected to be completed in time for the peak season 2018.

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Sweetwaters Serena Camp

Sweetwaters Serena Camp is a high end tented camp situated in the award winning Ol Pejeta wildlife

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Sweetwaters Serena Camp is a high end tented camp situated in the award winning Ol Pejeta wildlife Ranch, 220kms north of Nairobi at the foot of Mt. Kenya, Africa’s second highest mountain. Guest accommodation comprises 39 spacious and en-suite Standard Tents and 17 superior Morani Tents all with traditional ambience and home comforts. Room amenities include 1x King size Bed or 2x Twin size Beds, en-suite bathroom facilities, Coffee/tea making station, Hair dryer, in-room Telephone, a private balcony overlooking the water hole and free Wi-Fi. The superior Morani Wing rooms have viewings extending to Mt. Kenya. Other camp amenities include the Rhino dining Room, the Waterhole Bar, a Business Center, Conference Room/Facilities, Swimming pool, extensive grounds, a private Waterhole and night viewing bar, a Gift shop, free Wi-Fi. Other amenities include day and night game viewing drives, Camel Rides, Chimpanzees viewing and encounters with the 2 last remaining northern white rhinos in the world, guided Nature Walks and Birding (at extra charge), Cultural music and dance entertainment (baby-sitting services and baby cot in room on request) as well as an on-call medic.

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Mara Simba Lodge is 4* bush lodge nestled upon the banks of the Talek River in central Maasai Mara, Kenya’s premier wildlife reserve, with magnificent views of the acacia studded savannah wilderness and the hippo infested river below. Constructed mostly of timber logs and local stone, guest accommodation comprises .. super-spacious and luxurious lodge rooms in double story villas of 6 rooms each as well as a superior wing with luxury tents on wooden platform. Room amenities include en-suite bathroom facilities, comfortable 1x King size Bed, 2x Twin Beds or 3 beds in the Triple Rooms, a sitting area, Ceiling Fans and complimentary bottled mineral water for brushing. Other lodge amenities include a spacious main building housing a Kitchen, Restaurant, a Bar, Lounge with TV, Non-Smoking Area, Gift Shop, Pool Table all with beautiful river views as well as a beautiful Swimming Pool tucked in the woods, a Safety Deposit Box, 24hr room service, traditional decor and modern comforts as well as free Wi-Fi in the main areas. Activities in this area include game viewing drives, hot air ballooning and cultural interactions with the majestic Maasai people.

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Flamingo Hill Camp is a semi-luxury tented lodge in Kenya’s Lake Nakuru National Park. Perched upon.

Flamingo Hill Tented Camp

Flamingo Hill Camp is a semi-luxury tented lodge in Kenya’s Lake Nakuru National Park. Perched upon an elevated ground on the northern side of the national park with panoramic views across the park toward the lake, the camp provides comfortable and luxurious accommodation. Camp facilities include 25 spacious and en-suite tents on a stone slab and under a thatched roof. Tent amenities include 1 Double or 2 Twin four poster beds, mosquito nets, en-suite bathroom facilities with hot and cold showers, WC and flush loos, wood and wrought iron furnishings, safari-style décor, crisp linen as well as private verandah with safari armchairs and beautiful views of the lodge grounds and the savannah plains. Other facilities include a Kitchen and Restaurant/dining room serving tantalizing continental menus, a well-stocked bar with a cosy fireplace, a lounge, a small library, a Spa with massage and Jacuzzi, a crafts shop and a beautiful swimming pool that seems to just melt into the wilderness.

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iani Reef Beach Resort & Spa is a luxury beach hotel situated in Mombasa south coasts' Diani Beach.

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Diani Reef Beach Resort & Spa is a luxury beach hotel situated in Mombasa south coasts' Diani Beach, about an hour from Moi International Airport overlooking the warm waters of the ndian Ocean. Guest accoomodation comprises 143 guests in various categories from Standard Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, Junior Suites, Pent Houses and 2 Presidential Suites. Room amenities include ample space, luxurious and comfortable beds, en-suite bathroom facilies, split unit air conditioning, Satellite TV, electronic safe, tea/coffee making facility, mineral water, hair-dryers, a balcony, splendid views to the gardens or the sea, and free WiFi. Other resort amenities include an extensive, white sandy beach front, 34 acres of palms studded and manicured leafy gardens, water sports, restaurants, bars, swimming pool, the Maya Spa, the Coco Jambo Kids Club, state of the art Conference and Banqueting facilities for up to 850 pax, games and entertainment as well as free WiFi in the public areas.

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Sirikoi, an award winning Eco Lodge, offers luxurious accommodation and world class food.

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Sirikoi, an award winning Eco Lodge, offers luxurious accommodation and world class food and hospitality amidst the abundant wildlife in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy on the slopes of Mt. Kenya.

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Samburu Simba Lodge is a 4* bush lodge nestled amongst savannah wilderness on the buffalo .

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The luxurious Mara Explorer is situated on a broad, thickly forested bend of the Talek River in the.

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The Jacaranda Indian Ocean Beach Resort is an exclusive and luxury beach resort set on 29 acres.

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The Jacaranda Indian Ocean Beach Resort is an exclusive and luxury beach resort set on 29 acres of natural gardens on a stretch of crisp white sandy beach in Diani, part of Mombasa’s popular south coast surrounded by ancient baobab trees and swaying coconut palms. Guest accommodation comprises 75 Garden View Deluxe Rooms (02 are paraplegic) and 25 Ocean View Deluxe Rooms all en-suite and tastefully furnished with locally carved furniture, mini bar, direct dial telephone, air conditioning and central ceiling fan, hair dryer, tea/coffee making facilities, in room telephone, electronic safe, a minibar, and a private veranda. The white washed, makuti thatched main building comprising the Spices Restaurant, the ala carte Ocean Terrace, Baobab Terrace, the classic Sultan’s Bar serving classical sundowner cocktails and a wide range of spirits, wines and fresh juices as you enjoy the resident pianist and the Dhow Bar, an old traditional Arabic sailing boat, set on the beach for chilled drinks and light snacks. Other resort amenities include rich Arabian décor and royal antiques dotted interiors, a swimming pool and 3 scattered plunge pools, a Spa, some Free Water Sports and others at a fee, 2 Floodlit Tennis courts, Volleyball and Croquet, Pool Table, Table Tennis, Jogging Trail and bird watching, Gift Shop, Child-minder, a Children’s Club, a full-fledged animation team, daily entertainment and conferencing facilities. The resort situated 50km from Moi International Airport, 40kms from Likoni Ferry and just 9km from Ukunda Airstrip is the perfect setting for relaxation and fun on the beach.

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Ngulia Safari Lodge

Built in 1969, is located in Tsavo West National Park which a home to a big host of wild animals.

Ngulia Safari Lodge

Built in 1969, is located in Tsavo West National Park which a home to a big host of wild animals. It can be accessed from Nairobi (260 km away), through Mtito Andei Gate or from Mombasa (250km away) through Tsavo River Gate. The Lodge is perched on the Ndawe Escarpment just below Ngulia Hills, overlooking the Rhino Sanctuary surrounded by Scenic Hills. Ngulia Safari Lodge no doubt has one of the most breathtaking views in Kenya. Guests take guided expeditions to Mzima Springs ( a living Oasis inhabited with fish, crocodiles and hippos), Hippo Point ( inhabited with hippos and crocodiles), Shetani Caves, Chaimu Lava flows, Kichwa Tembo and Roaring Rocks among others. The Lodge has 52 standard rooms, all with bath and shower and a balcony with a view of the vast wilderness and floodlit water holes. It has two restaurants: The main restaurant - built in an open-air style, has a view of floodlit water holes and the Leopard dinning tree. There is also the Leopard view bar open in the evenings before the arrival of the leopard from the wilderness. Guests can enjoy their meals as they watch the leopard feast, other animals drink water and make love, and the birds compete in their melodies.

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The 5* Nairobi Serena Hotel, member of the exclusive Leading-Hotels-of-the-World.

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The 5* Nairobi Serena Hotel, member of the exclusive Leading-Hotels-of-the-World, has been one of Nairobi’s most iconic hotels in the last 40yrs. Situated in Nairobi’s Uhuru Park overlooking the CBD, barely 30mins from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, it is Serena Hotels’ flagship property in Kenya and renowned for high standards of accommodation as well as superior service and hospitality. The hotel comprises 183 luxurious and en-suite rooms in a variety of categories from deluxe rooms, superior rooms, garden suites, business suites, executive suites, bateleur suite and two presidential suites on five floors. Room amenities include comfortable King size bed or Twin Beds, luxurious Bathroom facilities, Mini Bar, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Satellite TV, in-room Telephone, in-room Safe, Air-Conditioning, and Free Wi-Fi. Other hotel amenities include Café Maghreb, the popular Mandhari fine-dining Restaurant, Aksum Bars, the Poolside Bar, and extensive lounge areas, an Olympic size swimming pool, health and wellness center including a gym, sauna and spa; meetings and conference facilities and free WiFi throughout.

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DoubleTree by Hilton Nairobi (formerly Amber Hotel) is a nice and charming 4star hotel.

Double Tree By Hilton Hotel

DoubleTree by Hilton Nairobi (formerly Amber Hotel) is a nice and charming 4star hotel in Nairobi’s Hurlingham area barely 21kms/30mins from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and within easy access of some of Nairobi’s most popular tourist attraction including the Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum, Giraffe Centre and the popular Carnivore Restaurant. Accommodation facilities comprise 109 stylish and en-suite guest rooms and suites. Room amenities include comfortable 1x Double size Bed or 2x Twin size Bed, Air conditioning, en-suite bathroom with shower (suites also have a bathtub), a writing space, a satellite TV, mini-bar, coffee making machine and complimentary WiFi. Other hotel amenities include a continental, the Atrium Brasserie Restaurant for continental as well as specialty Italian, Indian and pan-Asian cuisine; a bar, 24hr room service, an outdoor Swimming Pool, Gym/Fitness center, a Gift Shop, a Business Center, state-of-the-art Conference Facilities, lobbies and loungers, an outdoor manicured terrace for meetings and celebrations and complimentary WiFi.

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best of kenya

Best Of Kenya

From $2.750,00 /Per Person

13 Days
Kenya Safari & Holiday

Kenya Safari & Holiday

From $2.750,00 /Per Person

7 Days
Kenya Safari Experience

Kenya Safari Experience

From $2.750,00 /Per Person

8 Days
Kenya Wildlife Tour

Kenya Wildlife Tour

From $2.750,00 /Per Person

8 Days

How to get there:

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA)-Nairobi and Moi International Airport-Mombasa are the main gateways to Kenya with JKIA is visited by most major African, European, Middle East and Asian airlines including British Airways, KLM, Qatar, Emirates, Etihad, Egypt Air, South African Airways, Rwandair, and many more. There other airports in Eldoret International Airport and Kisumu Airport but these are mostly used for domestic travel. There are also efficient border crossings by road with Tanzania in Namanga and Uganda in Busia which are regularly used.

Health Requirements:

A Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is now a mandatory requirement for all persons entering Kenya.

Kenya, like other countries in Africa, sits in a malaria prone area in the African tropics. Anti-Malarial Prophylactics are highly recommended – kindly consult with your physician on this before travel. Whilst contracting Malaria is not necessarily imminent, we also recommend you bring insect repellent, long pants and long sleeved tops for the cooler evenings, as well as sleeping under a mosquito net.

Additional recommended, but not mandatory, vaccinations include Typhoid, Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B as well as Tetanus.

VISA Requirements

Most visitors require a visa to enter Kenya – the only exemption is nationals of a few Commonwealth countries. Visas can be obtained at Kenya High Commissions and Embassies. Some specified nationalities are also allowed to get and pay for visa on arrival at respective ports of entry. For the specific requirements appertaining to your nationality/passport, please see http://evisa.go.ke/evisa-faqs.html As of July 2015, it is recommended all visitors register online then apply for, pay online and obtain an electronic e-Visa at http://www.ecitizen.go.ke You will be required to upload a scan-copy of the main page of your passport (the one bearing your name, nationality, passport number and date of birth) as well as a soft-copy Passport photo both. Online Visa Applications may take several days to be processed. We recommend you apply at-least two weeks, or longer, before your intended day of arriva.

The East African Tourist Visa is a multiple entry visa which allows travel between Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda with the same multiple entry visa for a period of 90days. It is normally available and issued at any of the diplomatic missions of Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda or at the immigration offices of the respective countries or on the Rwanda Online Visa Application System for a fee of US$ 100. A holder is obligated to enter East Africa through the country that issued the visa and move within and outside the other two counties without needing their visa as long as it is within the period of 90 days.