All kinds of wildlife exist in this wilderness north-east of Mount Kenya, but the most interesting are the special five herbivores found north of the equator and here we will cover amazing facts about the Samburu Special Five: Grevy’s zebra, gerenuk, reticulated giraffe, Beisa Oryx and the Somali ostrich. Samburu is a six-hour drive from...Read More
Best places to spot black rhinos in Kenya: A Kenya safari adventure is one of the best ways to view wild animals in their natural habitat which includes wildlife reserves, conservancies and national parks. The Big Five are the most sought after animals by most visitors seeking to discover the African wildlife. Among the big...Read More
Situated on the equator west of Nanyuki, between the foothills of Mount Kenya and the Aberdares, Ol Pejeta Conservancy works to conserve wildlife. It is home to the largest black rhino population in East Africa and also the last two remaining Northern white rhinos. One can engage in a number of unique adventure activities in...Read More
Top Routes to Mount Kenya: Mount Kenya, located in Central Kenya, is Africa’s second highest mountain after Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, with striking and eroded snow-capped peaks, which can be admired from miles away. The mountain is a circular, large symmetrical volcano cone whose diameter at the base is about 12 km. Mount Kenya has...Read More
Africa boasts of its abundant wealth in diverse flora and fauna that captures the hearts and minds of visitors to the continent. Africa is a lovely adventure destination to explore and marvel at the vast Savannah land, amazing wildlife and diverse culture. A few animals, however, have been awarded a very special term, the Big Five of...Read More
Here are some facts about the Maasai People: The Maasai people are possibly the most famous ethnic group in East Africa. They are popular because they are one of the few ethic groups that have retained their culture and traditions. The majority of the Maasai inhabit the areas between the Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania....Read More
Interesting Facts about the Elephants. The elephant is the largest mammal that lives on land. These amazing animals are a great attraction and contribute greatly to our tourism with every tourist yearning to sight these gentle giants in their natural habitat. They are also special since they are members of the so called “Big five“....Read More
African elephants are the largest land mammals and they live mainly in the savanna or rain forests. The elephants are the most iconic wild animals to spot on an African safari in the wildlife parks or reserves. These gentle giants are also members of the so called ‘big five’. They have contributed to economic growth...Read More
5 reasons to visit East Africa East Africa offers breathtaking landscapes, adventure safaris, amazing cultures and stunning beaches, making it a top safaris and holiday destination. In East Africa you have the perfect adventure guaranteed. Here are 5 reasons to visit East Africa or why you should place it in your bucket list. Abundant Wildlife...Read More
Described by Kenya Wildlife Services as “Complete Wilderness,” Meru National Park is one of the least visited with an unspoilt feel of Kenya’s national parks. There are a number of fascinating things to do in Meru national park. All the big five are present, with an enclosed rhino sanctuary which has both the black and the white rhinos. The Northern Kenya special...Read More
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