One of the questions that tends to come up most is what the difference between a conservancy and a national…
Diani, in the south coast of Kenya, can only be described as a scene right out of a postcard. Located…
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Amboseli means the place of the salty dust in the Maasai language. Amboseli National Park has a range of landscapes,…
In our last article we spoke about the simple joys of countryside retreats and shared a few of our favourite…
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The vast open rangelands of the Laikipia (‘treeless plains’ in the Maa language) Plateau have been traditional grazing lands for…
All over the world high or peak seasons are notoriously known for large numbers of tourists, higher rates and the…
Mt Kenya, the second highest mountain in Africa. Mount Kenya (5,199m) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the place…
Wendy Watta goes deep sea fishing in Watamu and recounts the much anticipated humpback whale sighting that doesn’t go quite…
High season for travel in Kenya runs from July to late October. This marks the cool, dry season making several…
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Lake Naivasha is one of the most popular escapes its close proximity to Nairobi. About Naivasha is one of the…