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East Africa is a
must visit for its Wildlife Experience. There is no one park that can be
considered the "Best" and there are several parks that provide
varied experience in terms of sightings, backdrop and overall experience.
Besides the Game Reserves, Beaches are another area which are very popular
with European guests especially to enjoy some warm weather during Northern
Hemisphere Winter.
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What
Visitors like - Wildlife / Birding
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Masai Mara
- This is a legendary savanas, 270 kms West of Nairobi. Guest love the
park experience, the luxury lodges and if the visit is around the
migration period then one can witness the great migration of 2 million
Wildebeests and Zebras.
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Lake Nakuru
- Vast lakefront and home to a large flamingo population. Game Reserve
around the lake is home to White Rhinos.
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Amboseli
is renowned for its elephant populations and large herds, including some
impressively tusked bulls are drawn to a series of large, lush
swamplands
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The Samburu
region is the best place to find several endemic Northern species,
such as the Reticulated Giraffe.
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Meru -
This isolated unspoilt wilderness lets the visitor have the freedom to
explore the park at a relaxed pace without encountering other people.
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Tsavo is
a birdwatcher’s paradise with numerous species of weavers, hornbills,
sunbirds, rollers, and raptors commonly seen.
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What
Visitors like - Forests
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Kakamega - This
thick equatorial jungle is a haven for birds, reptiles, and a remarkable
range of monkeys
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Aberdares
- The forests of this highland range are home to Elephant, Buffalo,
Rhino etc.
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Arabuko
Sosoke - This coastal forest offers the visitor the chance to
encounter several unusual species of bird and small mammals, and
butterflies
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Mt Kenya
- Mountain is surrounded by a belt of verdant forest and is a
fascinating destination. Home to one of the planet’s rarest sights,
Equatorial Snow
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What
Visitors like - Hills
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Mount Kenya
Safari Club - This is a favourite hideout of the rich and the
famous. Stay here is an experience and a must during Kenya Visit.
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Mt Kenya
- Mountain is surrounded by a belt of verdant forest and is a
fascinating destination. Home to one of the planet’s rarest sights,
Equatorial Snow
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Mt Longonot
- A dormant volcano whose awe-inspiring crater is a secret world of
wildlife
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Mt Elgon -
There is plenty of wildlife and plenty to discover. The peaks are ideal
for climbing, and shelter a series of warm geothermal springs.
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Lorogui
Hills - Trekking. Exploring the hills takes the trekker through deep
forested valleys and across high open plains, rich with bird and animal
life.
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Western
Highlands - These lush green hills are a bird watchers and hill
walkers paradise.
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Shimba Hills
- High and Cool, these hills are the perfect getaway from the coastal
heat, and home to a fascinating range of wildlife
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Taita and
Chyulu Hills - Framing the vast wilderness of Tsavo, these hills
have great wildlife and greater views of Kilimanjaro
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What
Visitors like - Beaches
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South Coast
Beaches - A wide range of World Class resorts, centred around Diani
Beach allow visitors to relax and enjoy this natural paradise with the
best standards of accommodation, service and cuisine. There are other
low key options like Tiwi Beach for those looking to escape and idle.
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The beaches
of Nyali, Vipingo, Kikambala and Shanzu are home to a good number of
resorts for a relaxing holiday.
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Lamu -
The island itself is a beautiful place of rolling dunes and endless
beaches, where tiny villages nestle among coconut and mango plantations
and lateen sailed dhows ply the waters
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Tana River
Delta - Experience exploring a river filled with hippos and
crocodiles.
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Malindi and
and Watamu - Idyllic Tropical Beaches offering a good relaxing beach
experience. Watamu Marine National Park is a good option for divers and
snorkellers.
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What
Visitors like - Lakes
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Naivasha
- A boat trip on the lake and encounter local fisherman, countless
hippos and over 400 species of birds.
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Elmeintita
- A Walk along the flamingo fringed shores of this beautiful lake
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Lake Nakuru
- Vast lakefront and home to a large flamingo population. Game Reserve
around the lake is home to White Rhinos.
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Bogoria
- This volcanic soda Lake is surrounded by boiling geothermal pools and
steam jets, while its freshwater springs draw flamingos and plains game
in great numbers
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Baringo
- The traditional fishing ground of the Njemps tribe, is alive with
hippos, crocodiles and a wealth of bird life
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Turkana
- Worlds Largest population of Crocodiles
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Magadi -
Volcanic Springs of Magadi. Freshwater springs at the Lake’s shore
attract a host of other birds.
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Victoria
- The source of the Nile is also the source of an abundance of Nile
Perch, a greatly prized freshwater game fish
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What
Visitors like - Desert
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For Further
information and Reservations email - kenya@nivalink.com
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