Go To Kenya

Go on Safari

The country’s number one attraction for visitors, and a must when visiting the country, safari in kenya is a magical experience and one few countries can match.

Maasai Mara National Reserve, and the surrounding area is the quintessential safari route, and a great place to see the ‘Big 5’ in their natural habitat, as well as the famed ‘great migration’, though there are also myriad, excellent reserves throughout the country which offer less-crowded and often, cheaper, alternatives.

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Go Diving

The waters off Kenya’s coast feature a number of world-class diving locations and though October to March is the best period for this activity.

The wam climate and generally good visibility means it’s possible to try this activity year round.

Near the capital, Mombasa Marine National Park and Reserve is the country's most popular dive spot, and features a kaleidoscopic array of fish, including Green Parrotfish, Striped Zebra fish, Butterfly fish, and the Leopard Moray. Further north, Watamu Marine National Park, is home to vast coral gardens, around 600 species of fish and the endangered green sea turtle, whilst to the south, Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park is home to dolphins, and migratory humpback whales.

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Explore Old Mombasa

The grand port city of Mombasa was once one of the world’s most important trade hubs, a diverse, and vibrant mosaic of eastern and western cultures.

Explore the city’s old quarter and visit key historic sites like the 16th-century, UNESCO World Heritage Accredited, Fort Jesus, to learn about its fascinating history, sample some delicious traditional food from the myriad small restaurants and cafes, or pick up some hand-made souvenirs from one of the roadside vendors.

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Go White Water Rafting

White water rafter is an exhilarating experience, and Kenya’s 1000KM-long Tana River boasts excellent rapids of varying levels, separated by long sections of calm water.

The activity is particularly popular for those staying in Nairobi, as Sangana, where many rapid-trips start, is just a short drive away, making it a perfect day trip activity.

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Visit an Elephant and Rhino orphanage

Nairobi’s Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, is the most successful wildlife rescue and rehabilitation sanctuary in the world.

And for one hour every day, they open their doors to the public for tours of the facility, which includes, the opportunity to watch the animals feeding and bathing in mud baths!

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Visit a Maasai Village

Kenya is home to Africa’s largest population of Maasai people, who predominantly live in traditional villages in the south of the country, in and around the eponymous national park.

Visiting a traditional Maasai village is a unique experience during which you will learn about their fascinating traditions and culture, and witness their famous Adumu ‘jumping dance’.

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