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.
Mt Kenya was always a key fixture in Joseph Muriithi’s life. Today, having climbed it 102 times in a span of five years, the 24 year old certified guide shares with us a collection of pictures from his special “office”.
Manuela takes us along her 7-day roadtrip to Taita Taveta and Makueni on her motorcycle. She shares some great tips and insights on travelling using a motorbike.
While staying at Turtle Bay Beach Resort, Faith Kanja heads off on a fruitful bottlenose dolphin watching excursion at Watamu Marine Park. Photographs: Brian Siambi
Following reports on western media that Victoria Falls has dried to a trickle, Wendy Watta books a stay at Thorntree River Lodge and covers 3,000km from Nairobi to Zambia to see if there’s any truth to this, then stays to
The Simiens are one of Africa’s most dramatic landscapes, endowed with arresting valleys, hidden waterfalls and sudden precipices. Maurice Schutgens travelled to the popularly named Roof of Africa to experience life on Ethiopia’s isolated plateau.
Rock climbing is a unique sport of equal parts adventure and athleticism, requiring technique, tenacity and courage. James Mixon speaks to Samson Mwangi, a gym manager and part of Kenya’s growing community of climbers.
The perfect phrase to describe the feeling you get when kitesurfing is ‘letting go’. Coupled with some adrenaline, the excitement of being one with some of nature’s most elusive elements; wind and water, is unmatched.
Located deep in the Gulf of Guinea, the twin-island state of São Tomé and Príncipe (STP) is a jurassic paradise where the portuguese speaking locals greet you with a disarming smile and a léve léve (easygoing) attitude to life. Forged