amazing kenya

Planning a vacation dos and dont's

2011-09-20T05:06:00.000-07:00

Planning a vacation? the list of Dos and donts is a very very long list. Take it light and with a pinch of salt. Mine should not be taken seriously but if you do you will thank me later.

DOS

do Plan to have fun
do have have extra cash for unplanned purchases
do get a massage
If you have to get a guide, get them through trusted agents
Get local police numbers
Carry a bag
have sex with atleast 1 local
Be flexible

DONTS

Dont visit dark alleys.
Dont drink excessively.
Dont talk politics
Dont be too rigid
Dont trust your taxi driver
Dont pick fights with locals
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JAMBO Karibu MOMBASA

2011-08-26T07:37:00.000-07:00

The coastal town of Mombasa has some of the best beaches in the world, they stretch for miles along the North and South Coasts..

Located on Kenya’s Eastern coastline bordering the Indian Ocean, Mombasa has become popular for its exotic beaches, diverse marine life, world-class hotels and friendly people.

Mombasa beaches have sun-drenched powder-soft white sands, swaying palms and a shimmering turquoise ocean. Sounds like any other tropical paradise? Throw in soft Swahili cadences, a historic nearby town center, a medieval lost city, fabulous coral reefs and marine parks, dhows for dolphin watching or romantic sunset cruises and big-game fishing.

Further add to the mix warm and genial people, excellent seafood, a camel ride on the beach and you are starting to grasp the unique and stunning appeal of beaches along the Indian Ocean.. Wondering were to stay.?

The hotels will cater for all your accommodation needs

Hotels in theNorth Coast

Hotels in South Coast

Malindi Hotels

Malindi, a midway point along Kenya's 450 km coastline. It is located at the mouth of River Sabaki. Malindi is a major coastal town like Mombasa; however, Mombasa's North and South Coast are more accessible to African safaris and tours in Kenya. Malindi’s main attractions are its white sandy beach, scuba diving, snorkeling, and fishing grounds away from the crowds of Mombasa. Malindi also welcomed the famous Vasco Da Gama on his visits to the East Africa coast of Kenya. The Malindi town is a mishmash of Swahili style buildings.

Snorkeling and scuba diving can be experienced at Malindi Marine National Park. To fill your time away from the beach in the Malindi &amp; Watamu Bay, you have the option to visit the Arabuko Sokoke Forest and Gedi Ruins. The Arabuko Sokoke Forest is the largest surviving lowland forest in Kenya

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ANIMAL PARKS AND RESERVES IN KENYA

2011-08-24T08:01:00.000-07:00

Animal Parks and Reserves in Kenya

Kenya boasts of some of the best Parks and game reserves in the world. For unrivaled experience visit any of the parks below

Kenya Wildlife Service Parks and Reserves.

» Aberdare National Park

» Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve

» Chyulu Hills National Park

» Kakamega Forest National Reserve

» Kisumu Impala Sanctuary

» Kora National Park

» Malindi Marine National Park

» Marsabit National Park & Reserve

» Mombasa Marine National Park

» Mount Elgon National Park

» Mt. Longonot National Park

» Nairobi National Park

» Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park

» Saiwa Swamp National Park

» Sibiloi National Park

» Tsavo East National Park

» Watamu Marine National Reserve

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» Amboseli National Park

» Central Island National Park

» Hells Gate National Park

» Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park

» Kiunga National Marine Reserve

» Lake Nakuru National Park

» Malka Mari National Park

» Meru National Park

» Mombasa Marine Reserve

» Mt. Kenya National Park

» Mwea National Reserve

» Ndere Island National Park

» Ruma National Park

» Shimba Hills National Reserve

» Tana River Primate Reserve

» Tsavo West Natio

The Greatest Parks On PLANET EARTH

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AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK:

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MAASAI MARA

2010-03-19T03:29:00.000-07:00

One of the many animals you will meet during a Safari

KARIBU (Welcome)

2010-03-17T07:06:00.000-07:00

KENYA is best defined by its diversity in Flora and Fauna. Different Wildlife abound in every corner of the country. Call yourself a traveller, you havent till you go for one of our SAFARIS. Explore the coral reefs of the coastal area, and encounter a wealth of fish, dolphins, and sea turtles; the nearby forests are ideal for birdwatching and seeing the baboons. The pink flamingo isn’t just in the gift shops; find many prominently in the lake regions

PS. The folks around here are wonderful people.