Maasai Mara National Reserve, a jewel in Kenya’s crown, is nestled in the south-western region of the country and is, without a doubt, one of Africa’s most revered and awe-inspiring wildlife safari destinations This veritable Eden is part of a larger ecosystem that transcends borders, harmoniously blending with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to...Read More
Tucked away in the Rift Valley Province, Rimoi National Reserve is a petite yet precious conservation area, spanning 66 square kilometers. Nestled adjacent to Lake Kilmarnock, this reserve is a crown jewel of the Kerio Valley, boasting an incredible array of biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes. Rimoi National Reserve is renowned for its impressive elephant populations,...Read More
Located on the north bank of the majestic River Tana, Rahole National Reserve is a treasure trove of biodiversity, nestled in the Garissa district of Northeastern Province. This expansive reserve, covering an impressive 870 square kilometers, is situated approximately 348 kilometers northeast of Nairobi and 150 kilometers northeast of the iconic Mount Kenya. Established in...Read More
Nairobi National Park, located in Kenya’s capital city, is a unique blend of wildlife and urban landscape. Established in 1946, the park is one of Kenya’s oldest and most popular national parks. The park was originally created to protect the wildlife and natural habitat of the area, which was being threatened by urbanization and agriculture. ...Read More
Located between lake Naivasha, longonot and suswa1 volcanoes, hell’s gate national park lies within the eastern arm of the east African rift valley, covered by ashes that erupted from mountain longonot more than 100 years ago. The park derives its name from the oi njorawa gorge that came into exitance as a result of lake...Read More
Kisite mpunguti marine park is a unique and vital ecosystem located off the southern coast of Mombasa, near wasini island, in Kenya. The park combines kisite marine national park and mpunguti marine national reserve, covering an area of approximately 15 square miles featuring coral reefs and four small islands, including kisite island and the three...Read More
Tucked away in the Rift Valley region, approximately 160 km northwest of Nairobi, lies Lake Nakuru National Park, a world-renowned destination that’s a feast for the eyes. This petite park, covering an area of about 188 km², packs a big punch when it comes to natural beauty and diverse wildlife. Lake Nakuru National Park is...Read More
Malindi marine national park & reserve was the trailblazer for marine conservation in Kenya, setting the ball rolling in 1968 making it one of the one of Kenya’s first-ever marine parks. It was later crowned a biosphere reserve under UNESCO’s man & biosphere programme in 1979. Located south of Malindi town, the park stretches from...Read More
Tsavo East National Park is one of the oldest parks in Kenya, located South East of Kenya near the Town of Voi in the Taita-Taveta District of Coast Province, inland from the Coast, near the Tanzania border. Named after river Tsavo, the park spans over 13,747 square kilometers making Kenya’s largest national park. It is...Read More
Tsavo West National Park, along with its counterpart Tsavo east, forms the epicenter of the great Tsavo national park, aptly dubbed the “land of lava, springs, man-eaters, and magical sunsets.” Its claim to fame is rooted in the notorious man-eating lions that went on a rampage, killing hundreds during the colonial era’s railway and highway...Read More
