At Rekero Camp in Maasai Mara, one need not even leave the premises to witness the great migration. Set on the banks of the Talek River, crossings happen right on your doorstep, writes Wendy Watta.
As Kenya’s hospitality opens back up with unbelievable offers to entice travellers, here are some properties to consider for your next trip.
We hang out with Kenya’s only female Hot Air Balloon Captain, Joyce “Smiles” Beckwith at her log cabin in the Mara, and find out about her thrilling job.
Check out four things to do in the Mara, as well as five ways to ways to cut costs in the game reserve.
Wendy Watta drives to Maasai Mara to witness her first ever action-packed wildebeest migration, one of Kenya’s key tourism offerings. Spoiler alert: the crossing is as spectacular as hoped.
Budget and safari don’t often go together, still less when it’s the Maasai Mara during migration season. But it doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg, as Catrina Stewart finds out.
Simon Marsh goes mobile camping at Leleshwa Luxury Camp and sticks around for some game viewing.
At Westgate Community Conservancy, the survival and conservation of Grevy’s zebras is entirely about people, the sustainability of their livelihoods and the innate value they hold towards the species, writes Sheila Funnell
Kibo Safari Camp is a luxury tented camp strategically located at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro which at 5,896 meters is the highest freestanding mountain in the world and topped by one fifth of all the ice in Africa in
Sabuk is remote and beautiful…an exclusive wilderness on the edge of the Northern Laikipia Plateau; perched on a cliff overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River, which cascades beneath the lodge all year round.