There is a lot see and do on a day out in Nairobi, Kenya. You can go on safari in the Nairobi National Park or have your own ‘Out of Africa' experience...more
From the legendary Serengeti and Mount Kilimanjaro to Ngorogoro Crater and Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania is a country that still plays to an ancient rhythm....more
From my earliest childhood memories the Africa that I read about avidly was based on East Africa. The classic pictures of giraffe standing under an acacia tree...more
Amboseli National Park is impressive for its wide-open vistas and plains. Since the establishment of the Satao Elerai Conservancy elephants have moved back...more
Kitich Camp in the remote Mathews Mountains, is a rarely visited area in far northern Kenya. It is nestled in a verdant grove of fig trees, indigenous flowering shrubs and prehistoric Cycad palms....more
One of Kenya's early ranches, Lewa Downs, has been home to the Craig family since 1924. Lewa Downs is one of the very few private ranches in the world where you can see such a remarkable variety of wildlife...more
In Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve the concept of man living in harmony with nature takes on a greater perspective than anywhere else in Africa...more
The Maralal International Camel Derby is one of the more unique travel experiences in Kenya and it is held annually, around midyear, just outside of Maralal Town...more
One of the most well known safari destinations in Africa is the Masai Mara. Together with the Serengeti it is home to some of the greatest concentrations of wildlife on Earth...more
The great migration in the Serengeti and Masai Mara is well documented and known, however what is less well known is in Kenya there are resident wildebeest...more
Snow capped Mount Kenya, at 5199 m (17057 ft) is the highest mountain in Kenya and the second highest in Africa, is an important source of water for much of Kenya....more
If planning a holiday with your partner and children fills you with dread more than warm and happy thoughts about the amazing memories you will create then you should read this article...more
It's 6 months before your trip to Kenya and you are so excited and cannot wait for the exciting adventure that awaits you. Here are a few reminders of some of the key details you need to consider....more
Jambo, the Swahili word for hello, is easily the most recognised greeting in East Africa, and is arguably the most used African word by people who have visited the region on Safari....more
The traditional food of Kenya, is as mixed and diverse as its tribe's, history and landscapes. Each tribal area has its own specialities. Kenyan food...more
The Great Wildebeest Migration of East Africa is an amazing natural cycle and Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya is at the forefront of this natural phenomenon....more
