Kenya Safari Guide
Everything you need to know about going on safari in Kenya. Read up on the highlights of the various regions, and what makes them famous. Get useful information for planning your Kenya safari holiday.
A National Park in the City. Nairobi National Park
You can go on safari in the Nairobi National Park in Kenya and take photos of wildlife with the city skyscrapers in the background – it’...moreAbout Kenya
This Safari Guide to Kenya will advise guests on the best time to visit Kenya and all the top safari destinations including Masai Mara, Ambo...moreAmboseli National Park - Kenya Safari Guide
Amboseli is postcard Africa – possibly providing Africa’s most famous image. Beyond the image, however, lies the story of Africa in the ...moreBest Time for Game Viewing in Kenya National Parks
Kenya is a year round destination with some of the best game viewing activities. The best time for game viewing is usually July to February....moreBest Time to Visit Kenya and Masai Mara
The best time to visit Kenya is about what you want to see and do. Because in Africa, like all the animals, you are tied to the cycles of th...moreBeyond the Great Migration
There are so many attractions in Kenya that you could return again and again and never visit the same place twice. So after the magnificent ...moreExploring the Great Rift Valley
Exploring the Great Rift Valley is a magnificent adventure. Experiencing the depth and scope of this remarkable geological feature and its m...moreFamily Travel in Kenya
This week long Kenya family safari is designed for families and offers comfortable accommodation, excellent service and a host of fun activi...moreGreat Rift Valley Guide
There can be no geographical feature on earth that affects the environment around it more than the Great Rift Valley running along the easte...moreKenya Beaches and Islands
Previously only Mombasa and Lamu were known to the world as beach holiday destinations but in recent years more areas on the Kenya mainland ...moreKenya Cultural Safari Guide - Discover the Women Only Village of Umoja
While on a Samburu safari you can visit or stay in Umoja, a unique women’s only ‘manyatta’ in the heart of Kenya. This inspirational v...moreKenya Cultural Safari Guide - Swahili for Travellers
Jambo is probably the first Swahili word travellers learn when they arrive in Kenya. The local people greatly appreciate any efforts to spea...moreKenya Cultural Safari Guide - The Tribes of Kenya
Most people associate Kenya with the Maasai tribe. Images of tall and statuesque warriors sheathed in bright red cloth are widely represente...moreKenya National Parks
Read about Kenya National Parks including Masai Mara National Reserve, Amboseli National Park, Aberdare National Park and Tsavo National Par...moreKenya Safari Guide - Exploring the Northern Circuit
Wildly different, the northern circuit of Kenya offers a great safari getaway off the beaten track. Regional highlights include Samburu, Buf...moreKenya Safari Guide - Masai Mara
Even though the herds of the great migration are in the Mara for a relatively short period of time the wildlife viewing in the Masai Mara is...moreKenya Safari Guide - Mount Kenya Adventure
Climbing Mount Kenya is an adventure and although it is the second highest mountain in Africa it is accessible to the non-technical hiker. S...moreKenya Safari Guide - Samburu National Park
The Samburu region in Northern Kenya demonstrates the movement of wildlife through the seasons better than any other African safari destinat...moreKenya Safari Guide - Tsavo National Park
Tsavo is made up of two national parks Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park, each having unique and distinguishing features...moreKenya Safari Guide to Amboseli National Park
Amboseli is a popular destination on a Kenyan Safari. Amboseli is renowned for one of the classic scenes of East Africa – elephants crossi...moreKenya Safari Guide to Laikipia Plateau
The Laikipia Plateau is divided into a patchwork of ranches - each an enormous size - many of which in the early 1990's, turned from farming...moreKenya Safari Guide to Masai Mara
The 'Mara' is a land of 'big skies', abundant wildlife, ideal climate, diverse habitats, wildebeest migration and colorful Maasai people. It...moreKenya Safari Guide to Nairobi
In the days of the great white hunters and Hollywood-style safaris Nairobi was the prologue of all safaris. Guide to Nairobi, what to do, wh...moreKenya Safari Lodges
Kenya safari lodges offer a variety of safari accommodation in different styles ranging from the classic 'out of Africa' lodgings to luxury ...moreKenya Wildlife Guide
Kenya Wildlife Guide explores the diversity of wildlife from the plains of the Masai Mara where millions of animals move in search of food a...moreKenyan Coastal Highlights
There is nothing like finishing off a busy Kenay safari with some sunbathing on soft white sand or scuba diving in clear warm Indian Ocean w...moreLake Nakuru and Natron - The Sea of Pink Flamingos
It’s a wondrous sight – at least a million Flamingos gathered together to create the surging ‘pink seas’ of the Great Rift Valley. L...moreLake Turkana - The Jade Sea
Lake Turkana in Kenya has an allure for intrepid travellers that is hard to resist. European aristocracy, British royalty, journalists and a...moreNile. Ancient River of Africa
Aside from the iconic tourist attractions of Egypt, the Nile provides attractions all along its course, from the activities in and around La...moreTomb Raider - Exploring the Gedi Ruins
The mysterious Gedi Ruins near Malindi in Kenya suggest a thriving Swahili city was once located within a dense indigenous forest, however t...moreTsavo and Chyulu Hills - Kenya
The main Nairobi to Mombasa road together with the infamous 'Lunatic Railway Line', cut the two parks of Tsavo East and Tsavo West neatly in...moreWitness the Great Migration
One of the most famous natural events in the world is the Great Migration that occurs in the Serengeti ecosystem between Tanzania and Kenya....more