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Tsavo East National park –One-day safari Leaving from customer places at 4 0’clock and arriving at Sala Gate in about 2 hours. From 6:00 Hours to 1200 hours we will go through the dirt tracks that at several points they…
Robinson island is about 40 minutes away from Malindi, before arriving there you will follow a unpaved road on the salt pans, a place frequented by various species of birds including ibis herons and pink flamingos. You will cross the…
The name “wasini mpunguti” came from the early inhabitants who originally were the Chinese. Since the Chinese were short the name Wasini Mpunguti was coined by the locals to mean short Chinese. The Island has only footpaths of sharp old…
Old Town There is never a dull moment for anyone who chooses to venture out into the multi-cultural Old Town of Mombasa. The 180 acres of land with its tapered streets and ancient architecture provide a reflection of the mix…
Gede ruins is a 12th century swahili village that was mysteriosly abandoned some 600 years ago due due to unknown causes. It is now a national museum and the ruins are heavily overgrown with beautiful indigeneous forests, Baobababs and Tamarind.…
Mida Creek is a place rich in biodiversity. This creek attracts tourists and researchers who come to learn more and study the complex marine ecosystem,” says Ali Bakari, the chairperson of Mida Creek Conservation and Awareness Group. From the boardwalk,…
THE MARAFA DEPRESSION, ALSO KNOWN as Hell’s Kitchen, is an odd sandstone canyon outside of Malindi, Kenya. Known locally as Nyari – “the place broken by itself” – it was once a great sandstone ridge worn by wind, rain, and…
WATAMU MARINE PARK Watamu Marine National Park is possibly the finest Marine National Park in Kenya. The coral gardens are merely 300 meters from the shore and are home to a vast number of fish (over 600 species0 and other…
From swimming with zebra fish to windsurfing, this beautiful slice of Kenya’s Indian Ocean coastline is provides the perfect getaway. The park is endowed with magnificent resources such as fringing reefs, coral gardens in the lagoons, sea grass beds, mangroves,…
Day 1: Entebbe, Uganda—Botanical Gardens Our Uganda tour begins in Entebbe, where you’re met at the airport and transferred to our hotel. If time permits, you may opt to visit the famous Entebbe Botanical Gardens. Established in 1902, the gardens’…