Cruise the Indian Ocean aboard a traditional dhow, leaving Mombasa’s Tamarind Jetty at 6:30 PM for a leisurely sail along the Tudor Creek toward Fort Jesus. While on board, you enjoy a delicious seafood dinner and a famous ‘dawa’ cocktail as you sail under the stars of the Indian Ocean. A DJ helps to create […]
Experience Kenya’s wonderful Amboseli National Park with its many elephants and beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro in the background!
Enjoy moments of relaxation at Crystal Bay Resort in Watamu, 30 kilometres south of Malindi. This resort, with its 76 rooms, is located near the National Marine Park and Watamu Reserve. Set in a lush tropical garden are the garden rooms. Small cottages house 3 rooms each with private bathrooms. The furnishings are in typical […]
Soroi Cheetah Tented Camp is situated in the heart of the picturesque Lumo Conservancy. The permanent camp has four comfortable and spacious tents with cosy beds and bathrooms with bucket showers and a western flush toilet. The highlight, however, is the private veranda with each tent, boasting a breathtaking view. The prime location of the […]
Visit the Kazuri Beads factory in Nairobi which has been producing beads since 1975. Learn more about the materials, colours and meanings.
Experience Kenya’s wonderful Masai Mara National Reserve and get to see the miraculous Wildebeest Migration with your own eyes!
Emara Ole Sereni is one of Nairobi’s most iconic 5-star hotels, located next to the Nairobi National Park and close to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport as well as the city’s vibrant centre. It makes this hotel the perfect starting point for your safaris as well as your city tours.The rooms’ breathtaking views are one of […]
Located in the Ol’ Pejeta Conservancy, the Sweetwaters Serena Camp offers 17 deluxe double, twin and triple tents in the Morani Wing, to the east of the camp’s central area. Each 39 m² tent features beautiful dark wood furniture, an ensuite bathroom with double washbasin and walk-in shower, ample storage space, a desk and free […]
How do the world-famous Maasai really live? Visit one of their villages in Amboseli National Park and find out.
Reach Kenya’s highest summit by following a trail through diverse and stunning scenery. The big highlight: a breathtaking sunrise!