Kenya holds one of Africa’s largest and most robust lion populations. Nairobi National Park is one of the most successful of Kenya's lion sanctuaries hosting over 50 species of mammals including four of the big five.

Safari, wild water rafting or playing golf. Book now and experience breathtaking scenery and magnificent landscapes. Plan your trip to Kenya. Business travel. Archeological tours. Unique wildlife.

Come and see the largest reptile in the world! Although capable of living in saline environments, this species is rarely found in saltwater, but occasionally inhabits deltas and brackish lakes. Book now and see the magic!

On a two-hour trip you'll be taken to areas that are good for bird sightings and even sightings of those hippos. Traces of early man have been discovered here, and there are a number of interesting villages.

Established to protect the endangered giraffe, that is found only in the grasslands of East Africa. Here, you get the opportunity to see and hand feed the famous endangered species of the Rothschild Giraffe and family.

The Kisumu Impala Sanctuary is a peaceful, relaxing place to enjoy the natural beauty that abounds here. The sanctuary hosts impalas, the rare Sitatunga antelope as well as big cats, buffalos, giraffes, cheetahs, e.t.c

The park is famous for its large numbers of elephant and spectacular herds of up to 1000 buffalo. Other attractions include Lugard Falls and the Mzima Springs, source of much of Mombasa’s fresh water. Book now!

A sojourn to coast is a perfect way to kick back and relax, luxuriate in the sun, scuba dive, take a big-fishing trip or dhow cruise, discover Mombasa or enjoy a bush trip into the traditions and culture of the coastal people.

In Kenya, the largest number of East African Crowned Cranes is found in the Lake Ol Bolossat at the slopes of the Aberdare Ranges. One of the most common feature in all crowned cranes is their dancing ability.

This is one of the longest living trees despite its soft wood; up to 3,000 years. It is also fire resistant. This tree has many myths and beliefs among many people in areas where it grows. These trees takes too much space.

Baboons are omnivores that can modify their food-searching habits to what is available. They are frequent in many habitats and are quick to learn how to exploit a novel food source, including those intended for humans.