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We offer city tours takes you through Kenya’s modern, mile high tour of the city including visits to Giraffe Center, where you have a rare opportunity of feeding the gentle Rothschild’s Giraffe and Karen Blexin Museum dedicated to the author of Out of Africa

We organize tours to Western Kenya, especially to small village in Nyanza province, Siaya, known as Kogelo, where the USA President, Barack Obama's father and grandfather were laid to rest and where his kin are still to be found

Lunch/dinner reservations in major and good restaurants in Nairobi

We offer car hire services and transfer to and from the airport

Few conferencing facilities around the globe would allow visitors to conduct business in the jungle in a leisurely manner. The Kenyan experience of conferencing began way before the business world adopted its current cooperate demands. The adorable game park hotels hosted important meetings that decided the fate of the country long before it became a republic. The Kilaguni Serena Lodge in the jungle of Tsavo National park gives more than it takes. With world class conferencing facilities, a quiet atmosphere, and wild game, you will experience the official jungle meeting of your life. Far from the noise in the city, the lodge provides culinary, picnic and necessary amenities to make your life comfortable. Modeled along the Victorian architecture, the hotel is as royal as its name sounds. If you fancy green surroundings, the Bomas of Kenya adjacent to the Giraffe Center sanctuary happens to be one of the greenest conference centers in Kenya. The Lukenya getaway hotel is another desirable option that has a remarkable country and wild atmosphere found in mostly high mountainous areas. It lies at the bottom of Lukenya hill, approximately 40 kilometers from the Nairobi city centre and 30 minutes from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport . The facility comprises of large grounds stretching across a green canopy of tiled grass in the middle of the rich, cultured Athi plains.

Arguably, the most famous international conference complex in East Africa is the Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC) located at the nerve centre of Nairobi Business District. For a long time it has been the venue for conferences, meetings, exhibitions and special events that span as wide as the African Diaspora. With a capacity of over 4,000 persons, the centre has well-equipped conference rooms with the simultaneous interpretation equipment. If you would rather spend time near the ocean tan in the countryside, you will find the Tamarind Village, a luxurious collection of beach apartments, a surreal finished product. Built in Arabic style architecture, the hotel has a slim corridor that borders the low water table of the Indian Ocean. The Village is an ideal place for business and visitors looking for an adventurous meeting. Catering for more than 400 guests, the staff will ease your work load as enjoy your time in the therapy and spa rooms. Outdoor sports like tennis and indoor games such as squash are also popular with visitors.

Budget camping is the ideal way for those who like to “rough it” as we provide mostly bivouac pop-up tents for accommodation whereby mattresses are laid on the sewn-in ground sheet. The tents are spacious enough for two people and they have a mesh on each window to keep off insects.
All preparations at the camp are made on arrival at the campsite. Guests are often expected to help pitch the tents, but the cooking and cleaning is all left to the camping crew. We recommend visitors to bring their own sleeping bags.
Public campsites provide basic washroom facilities of reasonable hygienic standard for budget camping safaris.
At some Parks we use semi permanent campsites which offers an upgrade camping style with facilities like showers(hot showers on request) and Flash Toilets.

Spend a few Dollars and witness more than 1.3 million wildebeest and ¼ million zebra take part in the annual wildebeest migration along the Mara River in Kenya’s Masai Mara. This migration that involves animals fleeing drought in the south only to risk death in the overflowing river is tragic. At the coast, the Tsavo National park , the jumbo and the cat family find solace in the warm vegetation and plenty of food to go around for everyone. Yonder, Taita Hills crafts the background of the great Mount Kilimanjaro whilst the hot and cold Mzima Springs attracts visitors and crocodiles for an afternoon bask. Inland, in Kenya’s capital Nairobi , is the Nairobi National Park , Kenya’s first national park which hosts the white rhino animal sanctuary and another, the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage that cares for baby Jumbos. In close proximity is the Langata Giraffe Center just 3 miles away that hosts Rothschild giraffes.

There being many places to visit, skipping the Aberdare Ranges National Park means missing out on the black rhinos, leopards and antelopes that make the park one of the few natural ecosystems left in the world. It would be worth noting that the cradle of mankind, Lake Turkana yet again sprung another surprise when archeologists unearthed a complete skeleton of man dating 40,000 years. At the Kenyan coast, the Shimba Hills National Reserve possesses Kenya’s solitary population of Sable antelope and other wild game. The rest is for an astute visitor to discover!

The reputable Mount Kenya , the mythical home of the supreme god of the surrounding indigenous communities is one exhilarating place to embark on an epic hike of the snow capped peaks . A top the mountain peaks, the fresh view and mountain breeze make the nearby Aberdare mountain ranges seem an easy climb but are just as hard to climb. To the North West, is Mount Longonot , most romantic climbing topography and in a compensatory manner, nature bequeaths the seasoned and senior visitor attractive sites with perfect highland hiking opportunities. The likes of the Menengai crater sitting on the floor of Rift Valley are a geographical wonder.

A visit to Mount Kenya will guarantee you an encounter with the black leopard and the Columbus monkey. You will be amazed how at more than 4,986 meters, the animals have adapted to eking out a living despite the unpredictable cold and dry spells. In ten days you can make a successful climb of all peaks at a minimum cost of about 100 Dollars and 800 Dollars for an all inclusive package. Both Mt. Kenya and Mt. Longonot are better accessible during the dry season; therefore travel between October and April to better enjoy the climbing excursions. The Aberdare ranges, Mount Elgon , Chyulu Hills and other smaller mountains are great spots for a private couple looking for a quiet time to bond.

The Arabuko Sokoke Forest National park in coastal Kenya is the largest bird spectacle in the country, diverse and unique as the sand particles in the beaches. The largest bird sanctuary in the continent, Arabuko Sokoke is possibly one of the world’s remaining bird dominated ecosystems ; the warm coastal climate brings the birds out in their thousands. Further inland, Lake Nakuru national Park, is colonized by the pink flamingoes which hang on to their century’s old habits fishing for food. Even around the nearby Lake Naivasha , they remain loyal to the lake’s receding waters together with other migratory birds. Thousands of tourists flock the area to see how these birds survive their routine migration that has now lasted centuries.

Far from large water bodies, other birds of different species find their home in the vast Tsavo National park . This giant park contains 440 species of birds thought to be best builders of nests in the world. The capital city having been the ‘place of cold waters’ (according to the Maasai ) has incandescent birds worth ogling at. Some large storks have been known to interrupt football matches by making surprise landings in the middle of the pitch, to the chagrin of onlookers. In addition the birds in the Nairobi National park , only 8km away from the city are exotic in their match making- they are as cosmopolitan as the city dwellers. Thrilling bird locations that are quiet and serene include Ewaso Narok, Koru, Ndara, Endashant and around Lake Victoria , especially during the months of January to March. If you happen to visit central Kenya, you will find at least 195 species of dry country birds in the Embu/Mbeere districts alone. The Mount Kenya and Aberdare National parks also hosts many bird species. The Peregrine, Kestrel and Walberg’s Eagle might sound big to you but the truth is they are bigger. If the Cuckoo birds you watch on ‘National Geographic’ spur your imagination, you should see them with your own eyes because the type found here will be beyond your wildest expectations.

The tropical setting, laidback atmosphere, beaches and equally entertaining beach resorts make your safari through the coast on your Kenya Beaches Tour a journey to remember for life. If however, it is simply not enough to quench your appetite, the rainforests, game reserves and national parks, rift valley and mountain peaks, bustling marketplace and lively cities are always there to fall back on.

When history is one day counting down the best of golf courses, the luscious grounds that host a torrent of exceptional golf courses that have been in existence for the last 1 century in Kenya will definitely be on the list. The panoramic views surrounding the golf courses in Kenya highlight the mountains, valleys and plains and golfers can enjoy the sport in these seasoned courses. If you were visiting the Royal Golf Course in Nairobi, you would be setting foot on a 100 year old golf course, established in 1906. Given the growing popularity of the sport in the country, 39 other courses sprung up in different areas. Golfing is a professional sport of very high international standards. Kenya has a total of 10 international and 30 regional golf courses. Several of them are within reach of the vibrant Nairobi city so you can have a country golf experience and still spend the night in a five star hotel in the city. The Nyali golf course overlooking the Indian Ocean, the Aberdare country club, the Karen golf club, and the Windsor Hotel and Country club are some of the most visited in the country. This in part is what makes Kenya the kitschy holiday destination.

In the yearly golf calendar the most famous tournament is the Tusker golf circuits which have attracted VIP golfers such as statesmen, diplomats and the president of Kenya. Others are the Johnny Walker golf tournament, the Kenya open as well as 16 other events that grace the golf calendar. Golf courses are typically very busy and it is advisable to make early bookings. Entry fees are about 300 Euros though for full membership one may be required to pay up to 1000 Euros. The non- members can hire equipment which range from 30 to 300 Euros. The best time to tee in is around September through to March.

Tour Overview
On your arrival at the Kiambethu Tea Estate, you will be guests for lunch and afternoon tea. The Kiambethu Estate is located in the outskirts of Nairobi about 30 km at an altitude of 7000 feet above sea level, and has lush acres of tea plantations that seem to vanish in the horizon. Two English families, Mitchell & McDonnell in the early 1900's, built the Estate. These families are said to be the first to have ventured into the tea business. You will also have a lecture on the area and about the production of tea. In the afternoon take a walk through the tea plantations and forests which display the conditions needed for the growth of tea. The lecture on growth of tea is a good learning experience. For instance, you will see tea pickers on the farm plucking the top two leaves and bud from each plantation. Tea needs good rainfall which is plenty in the region so tea is picked all year round. After the tea is picked, they are sent to the factories to be processed and sold to local and export markets. Kenya is the third largest producer of tea after Sri Lanka and India. Afterwards transfer back to you hotel

The historic location of the country and the conflict of different civilizations spanning centuries makes Kenya a synergy of rich cultures . From the Arab and Portuguese squabble to the white man and African indigenous debacle, Kenya has grown in leaps and bounds. The famed Maasai Culture , one of the few existing African cultures, has been changing the lives and perspectives of many tourists for ages. Staid mementos about the unique livelihood of the Maasai for the past 100 years are displayed in their day to day life.

The Bombolulu Workshops and Cultural Village in Mombasa are an establishment that showcases all Kenyan cultures through high-quality leatherwork, jewelry plus traditional dance repertoires. From the traditional Maasai regalia to the beaded necklaces and ornamented gourds, the Kamba handicrafts and sculptures, to the paintings of indigenous scenes and wildlife, the commodities are grandiose. Such is also the ecotourism project in the Ngomongo Villages in Mombasa . The preserve is home to the traditions of 11 different Kenyan cultures. It unravels how cultures evolve and blend with modernization across the country. In addition, you should consider paying homage to the mysterious Kaya (villages) that host shrines where offerings are made by the indigenous Mijikenda people. The western part of Kenya hosts the revered source of the Great Nile, Lake Victoria , the largest lake in Africa and the second largest fresh water lake in the world. It is of unsurpassed cultural and historical significance. The culture and traditions of the people living around the lake tell tales dating hundreds of years back. The major attractions include the famous Rusinga Island as well as the tiny islands of Mhola and Mbasa.

A tour of hot air balloon ride to see the major parks of Kenya and Tanzania from a bird’s eye view followed by Campaign breakfast in the open Savannah and vicinity of wildlife upon landing. The ride is actually on your second day of safari in the park and it is an optional excursion

Sometimes, taken at face value, saying ‘I do’ has never been more emphatic than when done under clear blue skies and tall palm trees. Having your wedding at the Kenyan coast or spending your honeymoon in the Aberdare region is tantamount to the most expensive gift that money can’t buy. Indeed, the country’s unrivaled romantic spots are alluring to all cadres of people, which is why Queen Elizabeth consummated her marriage at the Aberdare Treetops hotel. The internationally famed tree tops hotel, is a unique juxtaposition of class, comfort, affordability and a jungle experience. At the coast, lamu with its Arabic/Persian architectural dominance is a clever option too; the town is a couple of centuries with its culture untarnished.

Perhaps malindi and Mombasa will draw your attention to the hospitality and warm countenance of their residents. Along the ocean shores are found pleasurable get-aways: the Kisite, Mpunguti, Kilwa, and Wasini islands off the shores of the Indian Ocean are an attraction to aristocrats and royal families from Italy and Europe.Hot-air balloon trips over the Masai Mara or plane trips to capture the aerial view of the reserve can add sumptuousness to your holiday. You can go on Camel safaris across the Samburu and Turkana. The choices are limitless and the charges inviting.

We customize not only the standard East African safaris but also arrange for special interest tours. These include golfing holidays, fishing safaris, camping safaris, educational safaris etc

National Museum of Kenya is situated a few minutes from Nairobi city center on Museum Hill road, off Uhuru Highway toward Westlands. The East Africa Natural History Society established National Museum of Kenya in 1910 with an aim of conducting scientific research in East Africa. The museum is now a government body responsible for managing museums and monuments in Kenya. National Museum houses extensive ornithological collections, animals and ethnographic displays of various tribes in Kenya. Within the national Museum grounds is a snake park where visitors can view life snakes such as Black Mamba and other reptiles. There is also a recreated Kikuyu homestead . Visitor will also be able to observe exhibits of fossil from Lake Turkana , geological displays, rock arts from Tanzania and exhibits about topics such as Swahili and Asian culture in Kenya and Masai Mara wildlife . The National Museum of Kenya is open from 9:30 am to 18:30pm.