Destination Kenya
Kenya conjures up images of safari adventure and wildlife. It is known as one of the “cradles of humanity”. It has a dazzling array of activities, abundant wildlife and scenic beauty.
Its diversity includes the Great Migration of the wildebeest across the Massai Mara, visiting ancient tribes such as the Samburu who live according to their traditional custom and glorious beaches. Kenya is recognised as Africa’s premier safari destination.
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| Visiting Kenya |
| When To Go The best wildlife viewing months in Kenya are during the dry season from late June to October. The wildebeest migration reaches the Masai Mara in July and remains until October when they move back to the Serengeti in Tanzania. |
| KENYA’S TOP 5 SIGHTS |
Maasai Mara
Considered one of the world’s greatest game reserves. Its name is taken from Massai peoples,
and their description of how the region is seen from afar, “Mara”, which means “spotted”.
The Maasai reside in the park and have for many centuries grazed their animals.
All of the “Big Five” are found in the Massai Mara (Black rhinoceros, lions, elephants, cape buffalo and African elephants). The numbers of Black Rhino has significantly depleted since the 1960s.
Lake Nakuru National Park
Famed for its enormous flocks of pink flamingos. It’s has a rich array of wildlife including lions, pythons, rhinos and waterbucks.
Mount Kenya
This is the highest mountain in kenya at 5200 metres. The majestic snow-capped mountain is the second highest in Africa and perfect for fit trekkers.
Lamu Island
Lamu Island has managed to remain untouched by Kenya’s mass tourism. There are no roads on the island and very few cars as a result. Lamu Town is the oldest living town in Kenya and full charm and character.
Nairobi National Park
The National Park lies within close proximity to the metropolis of Nairobi. It has a diverse range of wildlife to view against the back drop of the skyscrapers and landing airplanes. Home to the world’s densest population of black rhino.
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