When we think of the average Nomad, we have beach goers, bush adventurers and the less spoken about…mountain lovers. These…
One of the questions that tends to come up most is what the difference between a conservancy and a national…
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The vast open rangelands of the Laikipia (‘treeless plains’ in the Maa language) Plateau have been traditional grazing lands for…
Mt Kenya, the second highest mountain in Africa. Mount Kenya (5,199m) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the place…
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 due its close proximity to Nairobi. About Naivasha is one of…
Often referred to as the Pearl of Africa, Uganda boasts diverse landscapes ranging from dry savannahs in the North to Lake…
Covering a staggering 65,000 acres, Lewa Conservancy is one of Kenya’s more popular destinations in Meru County. The picturesque landscape…
If you’re feeling tired and the furthest thing from motivated, take some comfort in knowing you’re not alone. Mid-year slumps…
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If you’re wondering where to go next, look no further than your astrological birth chart. Astrology is the study of…