
These travel Guide articles on Kenya offer information on some of the more interesting activities available on a Kenyan vacation.
Kenya Safari | , On a good day, the Amboseli sunset takes some beating. Improbable, you might think, on arriving at lunchtime, when the hars...more
The perfect habitat for wildlife and man was created millions of years ago, when cataclysmic subterranean forces wrenched a Great Rift Valle...more
Exploring the Great Rift Valley is a magnificent adventure. Experiencing the depth and scope of this remarkable geological feature and its m...more
There are some things that just have to be done once in a lifetime and hot air ballooning over the Masai Mara wildebeest migration is one of...more
Known for its well-developed tourism infrastructure, Kenya is often avoided by the cognoscenti, who claim that the real Africa now lies else...more
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...more
Most people associate Kenya with the Maasai tribe. Images of tall and statuesque warriors sheathed in bright red cloth are widely represente...more
Wildly different, the northern circuit of Kenya offers a great safari getaway off the beaten track. Regional highlights include Samburu, Buf...more
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...more
Amboseli is a popular destination on a Kenyan Safari. Amboseli is renowned for one of the classic scenes of East Africa – elephants crossi...more
The 'Mara' is a land of 'big skies', abundant wildlife, ideal climate, diverse habitats, wildebeest migration and colorful Maasai people. It...more
African safari , The Lunatic Express - 'Express' is certainly a misnomer for this train whose trappings of colonial luxury gave our travel w...more
Beauty & The Beasts - you don't expect to find a beautiful blond woman studying hyenas alone in the heart of the Masai Mara. Carrie Hampton ...more
At 5,199 metres, Mount Kenya is the second highest mountain in Africa after Kilimanjaro. It is, however, far more interesting than Kili. It ...more
Africa. A name, a continent, and a place I chose at random to travel to and explore. It was a chose between South America and Africa, Africa...more
Aside from the iconic tourist attractions of Egypt, the Nile provides attractions all along its course, from the activities in and around La...more