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The Maasai Mara is Kenya’s most iconic wildlife reserve. The Mara - as it is colloquially known - was established as a wildlife sanctuary in 1961 and spans over 1,500 square kilometers encompassing…

Wasini & Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park destination sits along Kenya’s southern coastline, right between Shimoni and the Pemba Channel. The destination seamlessly integrates two protected zones: the…

Lamu Old Town stands as a testament to enduring Swahili heritage on Kenya’s northern coastline. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site since 2001, this historic enclave covers a compact 0.5…

Mombasa stands as Kenya’s second-largest city, strategically positioned on Mombasa Island. The Old Town, with its network of narrow, winding streets, is lined with historic mangrove-timber homes and…

Malindi, located on Kenya’s northern coast in Kilifi County, sits roughly 120 kilometers northeast of Mombasa. The town enjoys a broad bay with eight kilometers of golden sand beach, offering shallow…

Watamu sits along Kenya’s central coastline in Kilifi County, just over 100 kilometers north of Mombasa—a strategic location for both tourism and marine activity. The area is bordered by the Goshi…

Diani Beach extends roughly 17 kilometers along Kenya’s southern coastline, just south of Ukunda in Kwale County. The area is distinguished by its expansive, white coral sands and lush coastal…

Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses roughly 260 square kilometers of privately managed conservation land in Taita-Taveta County, adjacent to Tsavo West National Park. The sanctuary’s…

Lake Nakuru National Park, established in 1961, covers 188 square kilometers and occupies a significant ecological niche within Kenya’s Rift Valley, bordering the urban environment of Nakuru city.…