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Welcome to Kenya
Introduction
Kenya is one of the iconic safari destinations in Africa. It is home to some of the most sought after wildlife reserves, including the Masai Mara, which together with the Serengeti, hosts the Great Migration from July to October. Kenya is East Africa's premier safari destination and fondly regarded as the 'Jewel of Africa'. We can't deny that Kenya has it all, including incredible wildlife, beautiful mountains, deserts, salt lakes, cities, traditional culture, and modern arts.
Kenya is the vast home of a wide variety of predators and herbivores, migrating through the Masai Mara Plains every year. Kenya is rich in tribal culture and practice, where the brightly dresses Maasai people live by the earth, following the rains and avidly conserving Kenya's wildlife. Samburu National Reserve offers a beautiful stark landscape with endemic animals like Grevy's Zebra. Amboseli National Park nestles in the shadows of Mt Kilimanjaro, the run off from it's snow capped peaks feed the swamps of Amboseli all year round.
In addition to game-rich national parks and reserves, which are protected and valued as the wealth of the country, Kenya's Mombasa coast and Lamu Island offers some of the most beautiful beach holiday spots on the Indian Ocean shoreline.
Things to do in Kenya
Safaris - Kenya is one of the world's most popular safari destinations. The Maasai Mara National Reserve is the epicentre of the annual great migration of wildebeest and zebra, and the national parks across the country are home to the Big Five
Trekking & Hiking - The highlands and forests of Kenya offer some fantastic trekking and hiking opportunities. Meander through montane forests, savannah, afro-alpine moorland and heathland in search of waterfalls, vistas, and wildlife, heading ever-deeper into the bush.
Beach Holidays - The single stretch of East African coastline, where Kenya meets the Indian Ocean, is home to some of the world's most pristine beaches. White sands and striking blue water, a retreat to Kenya's coast is a popular way to close out a trip around the country.
