Samburu National Park: The Samburu area is part of an ancient lava plain covered with red dirt, thorn scrub, dried riverbeds, steep hills and rocky outcroppings. Unusual for this arid area of Northern Kenya, Samburu has a permanent water supply, the Ewaso Ngiro or "Brown River". [read more]



Sweetwater Tented Camp: Sweetwaters Tented Camp lies in the heart of privately owned 24,000 acre Sweetwaters Game Reserve, enjoying magnificent views across the game - studded plains to the snowcapped peaks of Mount Kenya. It is a mere two and a half hour drive from Nairobi. Alternatively, Nanyuki airstrip is a one hour drive. [read more]



Lake Nakuru National Park: Lake Nakuru is a very shallow strongly alkaline lake 62 km2 in extent. It is set in a picturesque landscape of surrounding woodland and grassland next to Nakuru town. The landscape includes areas of marsh and grasslands alternating with rocky cliffs and outcrops, stretches of acacia woodland and rocky hillsides covered with a Euphorbia forest on the eastern perimeter. [read more]



Mount Kenya: At 17,058 feet (5,199 meters), Mount Kenya is Africa's second highest mountain. The mountain offers both easy and challenging ascents with scenic beauty. [read more]



Nairobi: Depending upon your international flight schedule, you may need to spend an afternoon or a morning in the capital city, Nairobi. Luckily there are a multitude of interesting places to visit in Nairobi, which help to ensure you enjoy your time here! [Read more]



Masai Mara National Reserve: Located to the south of Nairobi, and bordering Tanzania, the Masai Mara forms part of the huge Serengeti eco-system. The Mara spreads over 1510 square kilometres of rolling plains, sudden rocky outcrops, and green winding rivers. [read more]



Serengeti National Park: The main impression received from the Serengeti is that of space. Even at the height of the wildebeest migration, when over one million animals are on the move, noisily bleating and creating thundering dust storms that scud across the plains, the Serengeti never seems crowded. The waving yellow grasses stretch endlessly into the horizon, with the deep African sky filling the space above. [read more]



Tsavo West National Park: Tsavo West National Park, a 9,000 square km game park in southern Kenya, is located about 200 km south-east of Nairobi [read more]



Tsavo East National Park: Tsavo East National Park is huge. Over 11,747 square kilometers of bushy grasslands, open plains, and semi-arid acacia scrub make up Kenya's oldest and largest Game Park. Tsavo is credited with one of the world's leading biodiversity strongholds. [read more]



Amboseli National Park: Tsavo East National Park is huge. Over 11,747 square kilometers of bushy grasslands, open plains, and semi-arid acacia scrub make up Kenya's oldest and largest Game Park. Tsavo is credited with one of the world's leading biodiversity strongholds. [read more]



Mt. Kilimanjaro: Mount Kilimanjaro is located (see map) at the north/eastern tip of Tanzania. For the adventurous, a climb of Mount Kilimanjaro is a must taking you through the mists of equatorial jungle to reach the snows and breath-taking views from the summit.. [read more]



Ngorongoro Crater: The Ngorongoro Crater is a World Heritage Site and probably one of the most beautiful areas in the world. However, the Crater itself is only 3% of the total Ngorongoro Conservation Area, which covers 8,280 square km. This vast area is littered with recently active volcanoes, towering mountains, undulating plains, rolling sand dunes, forests, rivers, lakes and the world famous Olduvai Gorge archeological site. [read more]