Whether it’s ticking the big five off your bucket list, chasing after the wildebeest migration, or seeking the unknown thrill that a safari experience creates. Straddling the equator, you have the opportunity to have breakfast in the Northern hemisphere and wine and dine in the Southern hemisphere.
“Nothing but breathing the air of Africa, and actually walking through it, can communicate the indescribable sensations.” William Burchell
Kenya’s topography depicts a land of great extremes, from the dry arid north to the heights of the Great Rift Valley to moorlands on the slope of Mount Kenya, to the rolling savannah of the great Serengeti-Masaai Mara Eco-system and down to the white sandy beaches of the Kenya East African Coast. Kenya lies on the world’s most important latitude, The Equator, and enjoys pleasant weather all through the year, with pleasantly mild to low temperature of the central highlands, tropical, warm and wet coastal climate and the arid northern climate. This makes it an ideal travel destination all year round. Encounter dormant volcanoes, savannah bushlands, flowing rivers, lakes, dense forests and sandy beaches all under one country.
Just as varied as its climate is, so is the culture, Kenya is a cosmopolitan country boasting of well over 40 different cultures. It is the melting pot of different traditional cultures and modern way of life. With over 10% of the country land under conservation wildlife abound and it is home to the famed BIG FIVE but do not be fooled, the flora, birdlife, reptiles and insect are worth taking note off for the much seasoned traveler. Capital City: Nairobi Official Languages: Swahili and English Currency: Kenya Shillings Time Zone: EAT (UTC +3)
Fly with who you want, stay wherever you want — now that's a dream holiday!
