Mount Kenya is the second-highest mountain peak in Africa. It is commonly regarded as the “Ngai” of the Agikuyu people. In the past, every Kikuyu home was built facing this sacred mountain. They had named it Kirinyaga to mean a place of light. The mountain is mesmerizing to view, the beautiful scenery is completed by...Read More
Lake Baringo is ninety minutes-drive north of Nakuru and 114 km away. This beautiful freshwater Lake has tea-colored water. The Njemps, who are the distant cousins of the Masai, are the fishermen here, and they set out with simple canoe in their day to day activities. The Lake has 13 islands, which are small and...Read More
The park’s total area is 188 square kilometers (73 square miles). This vastness includes the Lake and swamps, savannah, grassland, and forest. Towards the end of the park on the southern side, there is the beautiful waterfall called Makalia Falls. The park has a wide variety of wildlife, and it includes 60 species of mammals...Read More
Lake Bogoria, which is also a National Reserve, gives you a Kenyan bush experience all year round. The near-perfect climate, usually seasonal rains with moderate temperatures, will surely make your experiences worth your dime. The weather generally (dry and wet seasons) mirrors what is commonly experienced in other parts of Kenya. However, there are times...Read More
The coast is found by the Indian Ocean. The main dwellers are the Swahili people and the Mijikenda among others. The Coast is way much more different, unlike the up-country’s savannahs and wooded scenery, here is a different world altogether. The safari many times looks like you are in fun competitions with each other with...Read More
Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake found along the Great Rift Valley. The lake is about 13km across, with shallow waters with an average depth of five meters and fringed by thick papyrus. The lake’s area depends on the amount of rainfall the area receives, but the average area of the lake is usually between...Read More
The Great Maasai Mara also known as Masai Mara is arguably one of the most visited parks in Africa, boasting a wide variety of wild animals and birds. It is a national game reserve in Narok, Kenya and it borders Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. The Maasai the oldest inhabitants named the area ‘Mara’ because of...Read More
Lake Victoria is the largest of the Great African Lakes, and it is also the second-largest freshwater lake on the planet. The lake is the mighty River Nile source, which empties its water into the Red Sea. Lake Victoria is ideal for relaxation and pleasure-filled lake vacation. It’s located in western Kenya. There are scheduled...Read More
Lake Turkana is the world’s largest desert lake found in the Northern Frontier of Kenya. The lake is 7 hectares, 30 meters deep, 290 kilometers at its longest point, and 32 kilometers at its widest point. A huge part of the lake is in Kenya, while only a tiny tip extends to Ethiopia. Although Lake...Read More
Most of Lake Elementaita is owned by t Soysambu Conservancy, a non-profit organization founded by the Delamere family. This conservancy is dedicated to preserving the wildlife of the lake and its surrounding areas. Because the conservancy is private, the rules are relaxed, unlike the national parks or most game reserves. At Soysambu Conservancy, private night...Read More
