Kenya is a cornucopia of all things Africa; savannahs, harsh deserts, snow-capped mountains, wildlife parks, lakes, conservancies, tribes, traditions, rhythm, and a range of wildlife so grand, it can easily feel as if you are sneaking into Mother Nature’s colossal playground.
With 56 national parks and reserves, Kenya offers a sanctuary to some of the world’s most ancient and endangered wildlife species.
Kenya’s calling card is Masai Mara, where exhilaration is the order of the day. There is a reason Masai Mara is famous; few places on Earth can boost of the magnitude of wildlife. But many of Kenya’s other regions are majestically powerful and profound, yet hopefully romantic, and definitely worth visiting.