Sabuk Lodge
4 COTTAGES | 3 FAMILY ROOMS | PRIVATE CONSERVANCY 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. Furthermore, this lodge is all about the adventure; fabulous camel walks and safaris with […]
Driving The Loita Hills

This month, the road trip series heads south. We wonder if it’s possible to drive across the Loita Hills, and set off to find out how. The map of Kenya pinned to my wall shows an inviting dotted red line curling from the Maasai Mara to Shompole via the Loita Hills. I wondered: is it […]
Nairobi’s Elusive Big Cat – the leopard

The leopard is one of the world’s most enigmatic big cat. It is also very elusive despite the fact that it is found in almost every habitat – from the snow-topped mountains of Asia to Africa’s savannah plains. Despite it being very recognisable, there’s also little research about the spotted feline. When the eminent George […]
Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Road-tripping in Kenya can be exhilarating but also occasionally grueling. Our recent family expedition to Elewana’s new addition to Loisaba Conservancy in Laikipia was a perfect example. With Nairobi behind us, what followed was three and a half hours of barrelling through eaten, potholed tarmac and mucky murram, coupled with momentary stops waiting for herds […]
Take on climbing Kilimanjaro
If you are an adventure junkie, climbing Kilimanjaro is probably on your bucket list. The majestic Kili’s summit stands at 5,895m above sea level. This is the tallest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Where do I get started? Climbing Kilimanjaro kicks of at the Kilimanjaro National Park in Tanzania. […]
Discover Kenya’s Popular Parks
Did you know that about 8% of Kenya’s land mass is protected area for wildlife conservation? Kenya is endowed with a myriad of wildlife and as such Game Safaris are very popular among tourists. The Kenya Wildlife Service is mandated to conserve and manage Kenya’s wildlife. A visit to any of the parks will leave […]
Eid Ul Fitr; A Beautiful Affair

Just before Eid ul Fitr is a bitter sweet moment where Muslims say goodbye to the Holy Month of Fasting that gives one such fulfilment for mind body and soul. The nostalgia is quickly masked by waves of joy and excitement in anticipation for Eid Ul Fitr; the Festival of Fast Breaking. The Preparations start […]
The Last Straw: The Quest of Coastal Hotels To Ban Plastic Use
17 beach hotels have pledged to ban plastic use. This is to support Kenya Tourism Federation, UN Environment and Eco-Tourism Kenya in their efforts to create a plastic-free East African coastline. In the past few months, hotels around the globe have lined up in the war against single-use plastic. The goal is to reduce the […]
Lamu Yoga Workshops and Classes

One event that stands out is the Lamu Yoga Festival, where yogis from all walks of life gather on the beautiful island of Lamu in Kenya. It’s like a yoga retreat, but with an African twist. Picture yourself doing sun salutations on the sandy beaches, from sunrise beach sessions to sunset meditations, there’s something for […]
Discover the Lamu Cultural Festival: A Celebration of Swahili Heritage
The Lamu Cultural Festival is one of Kenya’s most cherished annual events. Held each year in Lamu, this festival provides a rare glimpse into a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries. With its unique blend of music, art, traditional sports, and local cuisine, the festival has become a must-see for anyone […]