Kenya Safaris

Kenya has one of the richest& oldest histories of fossil discoveries.
If it is the animal life or sandy beaches Kenya offers a lot to the tourist.With its endless Savannah plains,beautiful beaches,snow capped peaks,great herds of animals&bird species,Kenya has what it takes to be a tourist destination.
Watch the famous migration from Kenya side to Tanzania across the Mara river,View the animals in a hot air balloon,Have champagne breakfast in the bush or Have a game drive in 4*4 truck it is a land of stunning beauty.Kenya boasts of the big five.Lions,Hippos, Elephants,Rhinos&Buffaloes.It is a place of unparalleled diversity of wildlife& bird life.With so much to offer in a single destination, Kenya offers a Classic Safari experience.Kenya gets its name from Mt Kenya the second highest peak in Africa.

Kenya is looked at as the jewel of East Africa', and has some of the continent's finest beaches, most magnificent wildlife and scenery, and an incredibly sophisticated tourism infrastructure. It is a startlingly beautiful land, from the coral reefs and white sand beaches of the coast to the summit of Mount Kenya, crowned with clouds and bejeweled by strange giant alpine plants.

Kenya does have some downsides as a tourist destination. There is enormous pressure to buy anything and everything, often at
ridiculously inflated prices, and even taking a photograph in the local market is likely to incur a cost. But despite this, the people are friendly and the tourist trade is supremely well organised and professional. For those in search of a little adventure, this can be an ideal holiday destination.

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For a country of its size, Kenya sure packs a lot in: mountains and deserts, colourful tribal culture,beaches and coral reefs, and some of Africa? best wildlife attractions. In fact, to say Kenya is Africa in microcosm would not be stretching the point. There are a million different reasons to come here, and picking just one is nigh impossible. Stunning landscapes set the scene, from Kakamega's rainforests to Indian Ocean beaches by way of Mt Kenya National Park; the rolling grasslands of the Masai Mara to searing deserts on the shores of the Jade Sea; with The Rift Valley, home to Hell?s Gate National park cleaving a massive gash through it all.

Kenya also has a fascinatingly diverse population of about 40 different tribes, all with their own languages and cultural beliefs. Major tribes include the Kikuyu, the Luyia and the Luo, but the most famous are the tall, proud, beautiful red-clad Masai, who still lead a traditional semi-nomadic lifestyle of cattle-herding along the southern border.A mixture of African and Asian, the unique Swahili culture can be found along the balmy coast, where for centuries it became prosperous on the profits of commerce from the trade winds that carried ocean-going sailing boats across the Indian Ocean to Arabia and Persia.

Activities and visitor attractions in Kenya

-Climb Mount Kenya, an extinct volcano. At 4,986m (16,358ft) above sea level

-Watch baby elephants play at the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage on the edge of Nairobi National Park. This is an important sanctuary for orphaned and abandoned elephants, which are hand reared before being re-released back into the wild.

-For those staying on the coast, do take an excursion to the Shimba Hills National Reserve, the most accessible place from the beach resorts to see big game, leopard and Kenya's only population of sable antelope. There is also the Mwalu-Ganje Elephant Sanctuary at Shimba Hills.

-Sail on a romantic traditional Arab sailing boat in Mombasa Go shopping in Mombasa and at the streets of Biashara Street as well as the main market Makupa Market and other craft village.

-Visit the many attractions on the beach road north of Mombasa, including:
-Skate on East Africa's first ice-skating facility measuring 1,400 sq m (15,000 sq ft)

-Go scuba-diving, snorkelling, sailing, waterskiing, swimming and surfing on Kenya's Coral Coast. The most popular resorts to the north of Mombasa include Bamburi, Kikambala, Kilifi, Malindi and Nyali.