Best Kenya camping safaris
11 DAYS NAKURU/MARA/AMBOSELI/TSAVO WEST/SAMBURU/MT. KENYA
Day 1; AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK;
Depart Nairobi for Amboseli arriving in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive. Dinner and overnight at campsite.
Day 2; AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK;
Full day in Amboseli with morning and afternoon game drive (optional visits to samburu villages). All meal and overnight at campsite.
Day 3: TSAVO WEST;
After breakfast depart for Tsavo west arriving in time for Lunch. Afternoon game drive to Visit Mzima springs. Dinner and over night at campsite.
Day 4: MT. KENYA;
Depart Tsavo west for Mt.Kenya Via Nairobi for lunch, then proceed to Mt.Kenya arriving in the early evening. Dinner and overnight at campsite.
Day 5: SAMBURU NATIONAL PARK;
Depart Mt.Kenya for Samburu arriving for lunch, then proceed for game drive. Dinner and overnight at campsite.
Day 6: SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE;
Full day in Samburu with morning and afternoon game drives. All meals and overnight at Campsite.
Day 7: LAKE NAKURU
Depart Samburu in the morning for and drive to the Great Rift Valley viewing sceneries enroute, arriving to the Pink Lake often referred so due to it’s Great masses of Flamingos. Arrival is in the early evening and proceed for game drive. Dinner and overnight at campsite.
Day 8: MAASAI MARA
Morning game drive, Watch and photograph Birds and Animals, breakfast and depart for Maasai Mara, Arrive in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive is taken. Dinner and overnight at campsite.
Day 9: MAASAI MARA
Full day in Maasai Mara. Morning and afternoon game drive. Meals and overnight at campsite.
Day 10: MAASAI MARA
Full day in Maasai Mara. Morning and afternoon game drive. Meals and overnight at campsite.
Day 11: NAIROBI
Pre-breakfast game drive. Return to campsite for breakfast. After breakfast break up the camp and depart for Nairobi arriving in the afternoon.

The day starts with a boat ride on Lake Naivasha on the look out for a range of fish eaters: both the Long-tailed and Great Cormorant together with the Fish Eagle andT the Pied, Malachite and Giant Kingfisher.

To have the best sightings of the bird life in Lake Naivasha, Crescent Island is the place of choice. It is a lagoon from where we should be able to see Red-capped Lark, Spectacled and Baglafecht Weaver, Tawny-flanked Prinia, Brimstone Canary and Red-billed Firefinch.

Lake Victoria is the second largest freshwater lake in the world.
It covers nearly 27,000 square miles, an area roughly the same size as the Central American country of Costa Rica. Bordered by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, the lake serves as a valuable resource to the region providing food, potable water, hydroelectric power, and transportation.
It is less than 260 feet at its deepest point.

Canoeing in Kenya is a great way to get close to the wildlife without the hassles a vehicle. You cannot canoe in some locations due to dangers from hippo and crocodiles but there are great places to canoe in the Rift Valley lakes.
Lake Baringo has great opportunities to canoe along with local fishermen, learning about their culture and fishing techniques while Lake Naivasha also offers canoe trips to the wonderful Crescent Island bird Sanctuary.

Being a great destination for water sports, Kenya holds several Rowing and Canoeing Championships at the Masinga Dam and on Tana River on the Kenyan Coast. Teams from many African Countries like Egypt, Nigeria and the Seychelles compete with local teams like the Kenyan Navy team.
Canoeing Down a River watching wildlife*
Canoeing Down a River watching the wildlife*

For anyone who enjoys kayaking and canoeing, a trip to Kenya offers boundless possibilities, both along the coast and on inland waterways. Most of the Kenya coastline is sheltered by protective reef, making calm conditions ideal for sea kayaking.

The perfect place for the adventurous who would like to see their adrenaline gush high when rafting in River Tana which provides grade 5 rapids. Be it Kayaking or Diving from a height of 60 ft next to a massive water fall into the wild river, it provides everything that you are looking for.

Watamu Marine National Park is possibly the finest Marine National Park in Kenya. The coral gardens are merely 300 metres from the shore and are home to a vast number of fish (over 600 species) and other weird and wonderful sea-creatures.
A Brief Guide:

Circular Batfish - Platax orbicularisThere are approximately 600 species of fish in the Marine Park, 110 species of stony coral and countless invertebrates, crustacea and molluscs.

Water temperatures vary from 20-30 degrees celcius depending on the season, the coldest being June-October and the warmest being from December to May. It is easy to spend 4 or 5 hours marvelling at the wonders of the sea!!

Watamu has a number of resident expert guides who will be able to name many of the fish and corals encountered during your snorkelling.

Fluted Giant Clam - Tridacna squamosaAs well as the main Coral Gardens there are countless other interesting places to snorkle in the park, especially for the confident and intrepid snorkeller!

The Larder, where shoals of pickhandle barracuda (Sphyraena jello) are sometimes encountered.

Turtle Reef, although a bit deep, may show a turtle or two, as will The Pothole which sits on the inner edge of the main, seaward reef.

Diving on Kenya's coast inspires with comfortable water temperatures between 26° and 29°C and a vast biodiversity of marine life.
Kenya's coast inspire with comfortable water temperatures and a vast biodiversity of marine wildlife like moray eels, barracudas, butterfly fish, angelfish, paper fish, flatheads, turtles, jackfish, parrot fish, trigger fish, slugs, many different crustaceans, sepias, octopuses and many more can be seen virtually on every dive. Kenya’s coral reefs are in a very healthy state and have a huge number of coral species.

KENYA SAFARI COMBINED WITH MOMBASA BEACH HOLIDAY
12 DAYS SAMBURU/TREETOPS HOTEL/LAKE NAKURU/MAASAI MARA & MOMBASA BEACH HOLIDAY
Day 1. Nairobi-Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Depart Nairobi in the Morning for masai mara passing through the
dramatic Great Rift Valley stopping at the view point, Ascend the
western rim of the valley crossing the loita plains (maasai-land),see
red-clad maasai warriors tend their multi-colored herds amongst plains game. Game viewing enroute to lodge for lunch. Afternoon game drive inside the most scenic park in Kenya where great concentration of game is seen including the "Big Five". Dinner and overnight at mara sopa lodge/similar.
Day 2 & Day 3.. Maasai mara National Reserve.
Morning and afternoon game viewing inside the Park. Search for wild game black manned lion for which Mara is famous for, cheetah, buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, leopard, grants gazelle are quite common, even the rare rhino might come out of the thicket for you, hyenas are plentiful, Extend your drive to the hippo point where schools of hippo submerge on the approach of vehicles only to surface seconds later to shot and gamble their displeasure as the crocodiles sunbathe on the river banks mouths agape. Between meals there is optional visit to the maasai villages for an insight to their culture if clients so wish. Meals and overnight at Mara Sopa Lodge/similar. Optional Balloon ride.
Day 4. Maasai Mara-Lake Nakuru National Park
Early morning (before breakfast) game viewing drive at maasai Mara in search of any wild game you might have missed previously. Return to lodge for breakfast and afterwards depart for Lake Nakuru arriving in time for lunch. Lake Nakuru is referred as pink lake for it's
thousands of pink flamingos and other bird life-it's a bird watchers
paradise. It has a surprisingly number of animals, it is a rhino
sanctuary and the "Big Five" except the elephant can be seen here,
afternoon game drive .Dinner and overnight at Lake Nakuru Lodge/Sarova Lion Hill lodge.
Day 5. Lake Nakuru - Samburu National Reserve.
Early morning game viewing drive to savour the beauty of the park and go searching for any wild game you might have missed previously, look for warthogs and water bucks as you leave the Park ,Breakfast at lodge and depart for Samburu crossing the Equator to the rugged semi-desert region in the northern Kenya. Arrive in time for lunch at lodge. Afternoon game drive to search for the "stars of Samburu". Dinner and overnight at Samburu lodge/Serena lodge.
Day 6. Samburu
Early morning and afternoon game viewing drive at Samburu in search of the rarely found species of wild game like the liver-red reticulated giraffe, grevy's zebra, the long necked gerenuk antelopes, beisa oryx, blue flanked somali ostrich, vulturine guinea fowl and also braving lions on the grass, leopards in the trees and plenty of other plains game. In between meals there is optional visit to the Samburu villages if clients so wish. All meals and overnight at Samburu lodge/ Serena lodge.
Day 7. Treetops.
Morning game drive in Samburu. Breakfast and depart for Treetops in the Aberdares National Park arriving in time for lunch at the Outspan Country Club. Afternoon transfer to Treetops Lodge for floodlit game viewing among them Elephants, Rhino, Leopard, Bushbuck, Elusive Bongo , Giant Forest Hog etc. Dinner and overnight at the Treetops Lodge.
Day 8.Masai Mara- Mombasa.
Early Morning game drive, breakfast and depart for Nairobi arriving at around 1200 hours at Jomo Kenyatta international airport, fly to Mombasa overnight at Bamburi Beach hotel/Whitesands beach hotel
Day 9.Mombasa.
Full day at leisure or enjoying optional beach activities, Dinner and
overnight at Bamburi Beach hotel/Whitesands beach hotel.
Day 10 & Day 11.Mombasa.
Another full day in Mombasa enjoying optional beach activities, dinner and overnight at Bamburi Beach hotel/Whitesands beach hotel
Day 12.Nairobi-Fly out
Morning at leisure, afternoon transfer to the airport for flight to Nairobi.

We offer adventure safaris on mountain bikes or hiking through the wilds of Kenya with the comfort of support vehicles and expertise of local guides.
It is an experince of a lifetime.

Windsurfing is mix between sailing and surfing using a board and sail with the wind as your main power source to move you forwards.
Kitesurfing or kiteboarding is considered one of the fastest growing extreme water sports today in kenya. It uses wind power harnessed in a huge, specially-designed, high performance kite to pull a rider through the water on a small surfboard or a kiteboard. Kiteboarding or Kitesurfing - what's the difference? Kiteboarding refers to a style of riding, freestyle or wakestyle, whereas kitesurfing is more waveriding oriented, the two styles usually require different boards and specific performance kites.
Kite surfing and windsurfing is an incredible experience in Kenya.

10 DAYS HONEYMOON SAFARI

Day 1
Arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, are met, picked and transferred to Nairobi Safari club or "The Stanley". On arrival, are received with a complimentary welcome cocktail drink, bouquet of flowers and checked in at honeymooners suite on all meals.

Day 2
Breakfast and transfer to the airport for flight to Mombasa city in time for an early lunch at a Mombasa restaurant. After, transfer to Whitesands Hotel and spend the rest of the afternoon exploring the beach in time for dinner and evening cruise at the Tamarind. Unforgotten old Arabic dhows cruise and a romantic candle dinner under the star filled sky, really magical mix ancient with the modern. A welcome cocktail drink "Dawa" (medicine) will be reminiscent of the first date you had together. Dinner with dance in the cruise and overnight at the Whitesands hotel.

Day 3
Breakfast and leave for the richest Marine Park at the Kenyan Coast. Depart early morning for the fishing village of Shimoni, close to the Tanzanian border. The scenic route takes you through lush coconut and cashew nuts plantations and the colorful villages of the Digo people. At Shimoni jetty, board an authentic motorized Lamu dhow, which cruise and sail through an enchanting seascape of Islands to the underwater splendors of the Kisite Marine Park. Here snorkellers will marvel at the incredible variety of marine life in the shallow and warm waters around Kisite Island; the venue for numerous birds. We escort Scuba divers to explore a number of excellent dive sites, also teeming with an astounding variety of Marine life, which inhabit the magnificent coral reefs in and around the park. A sumptuous Swahili style seafood lunch is served at Wasini Island Restaurant. Thereafter visit the traditional Muslim village before returning to your hotel late afternoon. Dinner and overnight at Wasini bandas.

Day 4-5
Breakfast and leave for Kiwayu safari village -your romantic hideaway "home" for the next 2 nights located in a remote and unspoiled northern part of Kenya's coastline. Here, enjoy beautiful sunny days on endless white beaches, in a place designed to pamper guests with exclusivity. Everything is harmoniously built out of locally available natural materials - the spacious beach cottages are built of grass matting and palm fronds. There are no doors or windows, just wide-open spaces which let in the air and visions of sky, sand and sea. Meals are a marvelous medley of the best the Indian Ocean has to offer, succulent crab, lobster and an array of fish, interspersed with salads and Kenyan-grown vegetables (you'll be amazed at how tasty they are!), and of course tropical fruit ripened to perfection -- exquisite simple luxury. Spend your days relaxing, beach-combing the miles of pristine beaches, wind-surfing, snorkeling, creek fishing or take a boat trip to explore the islands off the coast. Overnight at Kiwayu Safari Village on all meals.

Day 6
Breakfast and leave for Mombasa city in time for lunch at a city restaurant. Check in at Whitesands Hotel and spend the rest of the afternoon at leisure before proceeding for a show. Enjoy the evening with a spectacular presentation, which portrays the history of the East African Coast and Fort Jesus. After the show, enjoy dinner served in the Fort.
Pickup is from your hotel approx. 1700hrs and drive to Jahazi marine jetty to board the Dhow. Take a romantic sundowner Cruise along the shores of the Island of Mombasa to an enchanting evening not to be missed. As darkness sets in, you will dock at a private jetty and proceed to Fort Jesus. "Arab and Portuguese" men, bearing Fire torches, guard the entrance of the fort, constructed by the Portuguese in the 16th century. View a spectacular 30minutes Sound and Light presentation of the turbulent History of the East African Coast. The historic mood is kept alive as you dine under the stars and candlelight, enjoying a sumptuous feast of 5 course dinner served by waiters in Portuguese attire, with the fortress walls lit up to provide a magical backdrop to a magnificent feast. Following this feast you can return to your hotel at Whitesands.

Day 7-8 HEMINGWAYS RESORT (Your ultimate resort for a Kenyan honeymoon)
Breakfast and proceed to Mombasa. Head toward Malindi for Watamu airstip and connect a flight to Hemingway's resort in time for lunch. HEMINGWAYS RESORT(Your ultimate resort for a Kenyan honeymoon) The rooms have been individually furnished to the highest standard using hand made pieces designed by Armando Tanzini and Charles Tile, with original paintings by Lisa Dickinson. In a slight departure from the norm at Hemingway's, the flooring of the living and bedroom area is to be finished in a dark hardwood, rather than a ceramic tile, thus giving the rooms even more individuality. Both suites will have satellite television. As with the refurbishment of all our bathrooms, tiles, marbles and fixtures have all been imported and finished to the highest standards with corner baths, Bidets and an extra large shower. For those wishing to entertain in their room, a kitchenette / service area has been incorporated, along with a guest cloakroom and shower. A further facility is the optional use of a superior room adjacent with inter-connecting doors to accommodate children or family. Dinner and overnight at Hemingway's resort.

Day 9
Spend your day relaxing, beach-combing the miles of pristine beaches, windsurfing, snorkeling, creek fishing or take a boat trip to explore the beaches. Dinner and overnight at Hemingway's resort.

Day 10
Breakfast and leave for Mombasa in time for lunch in a Mombasa city restaurant. After, leave for Mombasa airport in time for your flight home.

Shopping in Nairobi is an art form. Never accept the first price, except in supermarkets, haggle hard where possible and be prepared to play the game. The upper end of Moi Avenue is Nairobi's prime shopping district with plenty of standard stores here.

Nairobi is the best place in East Africa to buy handicrafts. For a good range of crafts visit the Zanzibar Curio Shop on Moi Avenue. For carvings try Zebra Crafts on Koinange Street. Fabrics, textiles and kikoys (brightly coloured rectangles of woven cotton - the East African version of a sarong or wrap, traditionally worn by men but now popular with people of all ages and sexes) are available all along Biashara Street.

You can buy beads and other jewellery from Kenafro Antiques and Crafts on Koinange Street or Kazuri Beads and Pottery Centre on Mbagathi Ridge in Karen. Good-value crafts can also be had at Embakasi Village Crafts Market, on the Mombasa Road. For traditional and more touristy Maasai memorabilia, including beaded jewellery, gourds and baskets, visit the busy Maasai market, adjacent to the Globe Cinema during the week and the Hilton Hotel on weekends.

Produce markets include the fruit and veg stalls at the city market on Muindi Mbingu Street, the eclectic mix at the farmers market, Wakulima, and the jumble of stands at Kariokor market between Racecourse Road and Ring Road, where workmen can be watched toiling to make clothes, tyre-rubber sandals, toys and traditional sisal baskets.

Nairobi Kenya airport transfers services ,Airport services between Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and city hotels and Nairobi hotels near Wilson airport and Jomo Kenyatta airport eg Parkside hotel,Hotel boulevard,hilton hotel,silversprings hotel,fairviewhotel ,Norfolk hotel,Grand regencyhotel ,hotel intercontinental,680,comfort inn,mayfair,safari park and windsor golf club.

We also conduct Transfers, drop offs and pick-ups between Nairobi tourists destinations and others such as Nakuru, Kisumu, Kakamega, Kericho, Eldoret, chogoria,Nyeri, Nanyuki, Mombassa, Namanga, Arusha, Moshi and Dar-es-salaam. You can choose to be dropped in either of the following vehicles.

Offering airport transfers in comfort. We maintain a fleet of well-serviced fully insured vehicles for hire by those clients wishing to explore Kenya on their own. Those vehicles can also be hired by business people or professionals on short assignments which require constant movement.

Car Hire in Kenya is an excellent idea for those confident to drive in a foreign country and for a few the wrong side of the road. Foreign citizens however will need to be aware that this is the left hand side of the road.

A dolphin swim depends on a calm sea and dolphins in a playful mood - fortunately a common scenario. Each day trip is a unique experience crafted from the day's ingredients. Some things remain constant, however, - the stunning beauty of coral islands carved by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, a magnificent coral reef (that many have compared with the Great Barrier Reef and the Red Sea), Dolphin Dhow's romantic sailing dhows and their friendly crews that delight in tending to your every whim, and an exotic Swahili lunch served ""al-fresco" on board in a tropical island cove
Dolphins physically catch their food with simple peg-like teeth which are designed for grasping slippery, fast moving animals rather than for chewing and usually the dolphins generally swallow their prey whole. Their stomachs are able to process large chunks of food.

Kenya, the owner of a rich natural beauty and marvelous structures, has much to offer. Explore this magical country with our company.

Take a tour of the cultural and religious Lamu Old Town, which features architectures of artistic excellence. Nairobi, has a lots more for the tourists. Check out some amazing species of the African wildlife in the Nairobi National Park. Get friendly and familiar with the giraffes in the Giraffe Centre. Get to know about Kenyan art, culture and tradition in the Bomas of Kenya and also in the Kenya National Museum. You can stroll through the Nairobi Arboretum or drop in at some shop at Blue Market or River Road.

Sunpeak safaris advises you to take a tour of the Maasai Village. Check out the magnificent Lake Nakuru and view Hells Gate. Do not leave out the scenic Amboseli National Park and enjoy some fascinating views. Apart from all these, the tranquil countryside with a lovely natural setting, attracts the tourists in large numbers, especially those who are in search of a unique peace of mind. Get ready for some fun and frolic, rest and relaxation in the Diani Beach. Visits to Samburu and Lake Naivasha are also commendable. Observe the natural and geographical wonder of the Great Rift Valley. Mombasa and Masai Mara are other places demanding visits.

Sunpeak safaris gives you ideas to try out some awesome Sightseeing Tours and Sightseeing Packages. City tours, nature tours, mountain tours and many more are awaiting you in Kenya. But a wildlife safari is a must in your travel plan. It offers extraordinary views of some remarkable and rare species of animals roaming freely in a natural habitat.

Arrange your journey with Sunpeak safaris and fly to your favorite Sightseeing Destinations and Sightseeing Spots in Kenya with friends or family.

Sunpeak-safaris.com offers superb Kenya Sightseeing tours and programs. Refer to our site for any sightseeing information and sightseeing booking in Kenya.

During the day, do all those things listed in the Sites section, or go see a movie at one of Nairobi’s 1st class cinemas. Consult the Daily Nation Newspaper for daily listings of the movies and times. If you’re the type who wants to explore a bit of the Nairobi nightlife and safari, it may be wise to start at bar first, since the clubs and discos in Kenya don’t get busy until around midnight and don’t close until the sun rises. By far your best source of info on what's rocking on any given weekend is a local.

The end of month weekend offers the best local action.Several clubs stage "cultural nites" which feature music ,traditional foods and drinks from some of Kenya's main ethinic communities .An excellent opprtuinty to see Kenyans unplugged and hear the biggest local music acts .

Day 1 Sweetwaters
On arrival at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, you will be met and commence your safari driving north to Sweetwaters Tented Camp. Check in and lunch will be served. At 15.00 you will go for a game drive in the sanctuary and encounter several species of wildlife. Visit the chimpanzees at Sweetwaters, and if the weather permits go for a boat ride down the river. Dinner and overnight at the camp.


Day 2
After breakfast you will proceed to Samburu arriving at your camp in time for lunch. Relax and spend the rest of the afternoon game watching. The area around the life-giving Uaso Nyiro River, is home to the rare and beautiful species of Northern Kenya such as Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk gazelle and the Somali ostrich. Elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and other plains game are also abundant here. Dinner and overnight at the Samburu Intrepids Club.


Day 3
Breakfast at the camp and spend a full day in Samburu. After breakfast you will be met by Samburu tribes men and dressed up for your visit to a Samburu village. Leave the camp and walk to the village. Upon arrival there will be a welcome song by Samburu women followed by a briefing of the village. Spend the day with the tribes people to fetch wood and water. Learn how to make fire the Samburu way (twirling sticks), women will clean milking gourds as the men go outside the village to usher in livestock from grazing. You will be shown to milk the animals (goats) and also participate when the Samburu elders pray and talk about issues concerning the village well being. Lunch in the village ( lunch will be provided by Samburu Intrepids kitchen staff.) In the afternoon learn the Samburu beadwork, leatherwork, weaving hut building and traditional games. In the early evening there will be a cultural lecture and/or story telling session for everyone, the return to your camp for a well deserved shower. Dinner & overnight at Samburu Intrepids Club.


Day 4 Lake Naivasha
After breakfast drive from Samburu, into the Rift Valley to your lodge situated on the hills overlooking Lake Naivasha one of the many beautiful Rift Valley Lakes, and home to thousands of flamingos and other bird and animal life. Arrive for a late lunch. Check in and spend the afternoon to relax with several activities to choose from such as golf, tennis, swimming. Dinner and overnight at the Great Rift Valley lodge.


Day 5 Lake Naivasha
Breakfast at the lodge. In the morning you will have the opportunity to visit the communities living on Mount Eburru. You visit the three communities living on the mountain. They are people from the Kikuyu's, Turkana and Nderobo tribes. The Nderobo are the indigenous and most interesting. The two other tribes are new arrivals from different parts of Kenya, but are of interest in their own right. You also visit a local school where the children are always ready to sing for the visitor. The visit will take approx. 2 hours.
Return to the lodge for lunch. The second cultural experience today is to a Masai Centre and also a visit to Crater Lake. The visit to the Masai centre will show you how the Masai people live. At Crater lake you will go on a walking safari on the rim of the lake and if you are lucky you will see the shy black & white colobus monkey. Drive back to the lodge in time for dinner and overnight at Great Rift Valley Lodge.


Day 6 Masai Mara
Continue across the floor of The Great Rift Valley, the longest rift in the crust of the earth, to the Masai Mara. You will spend two nights in this natural paradise among zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, buffalo, elephant, antelope and gazelle. You will encounter prides of lion resting in the shade of acacia trees or lying low in the grass in wait for their next meal. There is a good chance of spotting cheetah and if you are lucky, the shy leopard.
Arrive by mid day, check in and go for lunch. After enjoying your sumptuous lunch at our restaurant, seats are always arranged at 14.15 under the Historical sausage tree near the main area whereby the Camp Cultural Lecturer will give you a fascinating interesting and educative lecture on the culture of the Masai who have inhabited the Mara region for the last 300 years with each of the succeeding generation finding no pleasure to hunt any wild game animals for food unless under severe times of famine. The lecturer will talk on the history, homestead, roles of one in the community, the different stages of life, the modern Masai and the changes taking place within the community. Afternoon game viewing in Masai Mara. Dinner and overnight at Siana Springs Tented camp.

Day 7 Masai Mara
Spend early morning game viewing with lunch and a siesta at your camp. Afternoon visit to a traditional Masai village a kilometre away from the camp and situated in the middle of the Mara, constructed with natural materials from the orange - leafed croton shrubs will give you an experience you have always longed for. Here you have a chance to interact with people who have maintained their unique cultural ways of life for many decades. Tall and elegant with narrowly plaited hair painted in red ochre, the village warriors (Moran) performs cultural dances thrilling to the bottom of the heart leaving you with lasting memories to take home. Return to your camp with a game drive en route. In the evening it is time for a well-deserved shower and a refreshing drink by the campfire before dinner. Overnight at Siana Springs Tented Camp.

Day 8
After breakfast return to Nairobi arriving at midday. Leave for the airport to catch your next flight. packages

Nairobi is a city, financial capital, administrative capital, province and the capital of Kenya. The main languages spoken here are Swahili and English.Its has been has been planted with police kiosks in throw away distances as means to increase security.. There are many churches, mosques and temples where people of different faiths go to worship. Restaurants serve almost every kind of food, from local dishes to the most exotic. Curries from India and Pakistan are very popular as is Chinese, Arabian and European cuisine. Nairobi has the modern technology.
This Nairobi city tour excursion includes a tasty walk of the city-in-the-sun with a local guide's', where you have ample time for close photography, bargain and diversified shopping while visiting the stately Parliament buildings, Kenyatta International Conference Centre and the colorful Nairobi city market lift to the top of KICC to look at Nairobi skyline can be arranged) also are Visits to Kenya National archives & Watatu art gallery. Thereafter, a visit to the Snake park and National Museum: "the Finest Small Museum in Africa" well known for its spell binding exhibits and displays of early man, tribal regalia and the flora and fauna of Kenya also a close visit to the botanical garden .

Kenya is named by many anthropologists as the 'cradle of humanity.' It boasts magnificent wildlife parks, beaches, thriving coral reefs, breath-taking mountains and ancient Swahili cities. Safaris include unforgettable moments such as the mass migration of wildebeests in the Masai Mara.

10 Days Birds & Big Game Safaris
Sites: Sandai, Aberdare National Park, Lake Nakuru National Park, Lake Baringo, Kakamega Forest, Lake Victoria, Masai Mara National Reserve
Day 1 Nairobi – Sandai
On arrival you will be met by our Company´s Representative and then driven to the exquisite Sandai Guest House & Cottages in Central Kenya. You will arrive in time for lunch a bird walk is planned for you in the afternoon.
Birds to expect include: Little Rock Thrush, Sulphur Breasted Bush Shrike, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Spotted Thick Knee among many others.
Overnight and meals at Sandai
Day 2 Aberdares
We will start with an early breakfast on Sandai and then drive to the nearby Aberdare National Park.
The Aberdares are Mountain Ranges stretching directly north from Nairobi for more than 170 km. The intrepid Scot Joseph Thomson named the range after the President of the Royal Geographical Society 1883. The park is awesome in its majesty and beauty with over 290 bird species recorded.
Our specialities here include the critically endangered Aberdare Cisticola, the regionally endemic Jackson´s Francolin, Alpine Chat, Beautiful Sunbird, Bathawk among many others.
Overnight stay and meals at Sandai
Day 3 Lake Nakuru
After an early breakfast we will drive to Nakuru National Park with a stopover at Thompson´s Falls for its 237ft cascade, and have short bird walk.
Then drive southward to Lake Nakuru National Park, known as the ornithologists paradise. When officially opening Lake Nakuru as a National Park in February 1961, world famous ornithologist Sir Peter Scott referred to the Lake as a place of incredible beauty and interest and went on to say that there can be no better remarkable ornithological sight in the world.
Over 500 species of birds have been recorded here.
Birds to expect include: Lesser and Greater Flamingoes, Pink backed and Greater White Pelican, Maccoa Duck, Hamerkop, Narina Trogon, Abyssinian White Eye, Verreaux Eagle, Great Sparrowhawk…..
Lunch at Lion Hill Sarova Lodge. Game Drive in the afternoon, Overnight at Lion Hill Sarova Lodge

Day 4 Lake Baringo
We will have an early breakfast then drive to Lake Baringo Conservation Area, in search of specialities like Hemprich´s & Jackson´s Hornbill, White Faced Scops Owl, Slender Tailed Nightjar, Verraux´s Eagle Owl, African Pigmy Kingfisher among others
Overnight stay and meals at Roberts Camp.
Day 5 Lake Baringo – Kakamega Forest
We will start with an early breakfast. Then continue with an early morning boat ride along the lake shores, on the lookout for Common Squacco Heron, Knob Billed Duck, Goliath Heron, Beautiful Sunbird, Jacana …….
Later we drive heading for Kakamega Forest with a lunch stop en route.
Overnight stay and meals at Rondo Retreat.
Day 6 Kakamega Forest
Kakamega Forest is the only remnant forest in Kenya of the once great tropical rain forest that stretched across Central Africa. As a relic of these African Equatorial Jungle it is now famous around the world for being home to several hundred species of birds, snakes, butterflies, insects, monkeys and other mammals.
Birds to expect include: Turner´s Eremonela, Blue Headed Bee Eater, Ansorge´s Greenbul – only found in Kakamega and Nandi Forest. Others are SouthernHyliota, Cassin´s Honeyguide, Petit´s Cuckoo Shrike, Grey Parrot, Great Blue Turaco among others
Overnight stay and meals at Rondo Retreat.
Day 7 Kakamega Forest – Kisumu
We will have breakfast, then drive to Kisumu to the second largest fresh water lake in the world. There we will be on the lookout for Bar-breasted Fire Finch, Yellow Throated Leaf Love, Senegal Caucal, Rock Pranticole, Woodland Kingfisher, Papyrus Gonolek among others
Overnight stay and meals at Kiboko Resort.
Day 8 Kisumu – Masai Mara National Reserve
After an early breakfast we will take an early morning boat ride along the papyrus reeds and Dunga Beach in search of Black Headed Gonolek, Copper Sunbird, Southern Red Bishop, Whiskered Tern, Swamp Fly Catcher, Fantailed Widowbird……..
Later we will depart for the world renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, a plain of grassland dotted with acacias. The grasslands is home to large herds of Zebras, Topis, Hartebeasts, Wildebeasts, Lions, Cheetahs, Leopards, Elephants……
Birdlife include: Rosy-breasted Longclaw, Ashy Flycatcher, Ross Turaco, Yellow Bellied Hyliota, Narina Trogon, Hildebrandt´s Starling, Black & White Casqued Hornbill, Long Billed Pipit…..
Overnight stay and meals at Aruba Camp.
Day 9 Masai Mara National Reserve
We will have a full day in the Reserve in search of big game and birds. The bush and woodlands around the reserve also hold unique bird species that include: Rock Cisticola, Denham´s Bustard, Tabora Cisticola, Green Capped Eremonela, Magpie Shrike, Rupells Long Tailed Shrike, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Tawny Eagle, Lappet Faced Vulture, Rupells Griffon Vulture……
Overnight stay and meals at Aruba Camp
Day 10 Masai Mara – Nairobi
After breakfast we will drive back to Nairobi in time for lunch. Later you will be driven to the Airport for scheduled international departure flights.

MOUNT KILIMANJARO CLIMBING

MARANGU ROUTE
Duration: 8 Days
Total hiking distance: About 96 km's
(Excluding any acclimatization hikes on day 3

Affectionately known as the "Coca-Cola route", Marangu is by far the most popular route to the summit of Kilimanjaro. This could partly be as a result of the fact that the Marangu is the least expensive route, but more so, perhaps the fact that it is possible to do the Marangu route in 5 days, thereby getting to the summit one day earlier than on the Machame route. This is not always the best way due to a shorter acclimatisation period. The Marangu route does however offer you the option of spending an extra acclimatization day on the mountain. This extends the route to a 6-day march, greatly increasing your chances of success. Hut accommodation on the Marangu route forms one of the main differences, compared to the other routes. It offers you the relative luxury of being able to sleep in huts along the entire route. Mineral water, soft drinks, chocolates and beers are also sold at all the camps on this route. All your equipment and supplies are portered and a cook prepares all your meals.


8 day - Itinerary for the Marangu route ( Mount Kilimanjaro)

Day 1: Arrival - Arusha
On arrival at Kilimanjaro Airport, met and assisted. Transfer to a hotel for an overnight. Dinner and Overnight.

Day 2: Marangu Gate (1980m) - Mandara hut (2700m)

Hiking time: 5 hours
Distance: About 12 km's
Habitat: Montane forest

The drive from Moshi to the Kilimanjaro National Park gate, takes about 50 minutes. The journey passes through the village of Marangu, which is located on the lower slopes of the mountain. Once you reach the park gate, all hikers are requested to sign in at the Park office and make their final preparations for the climb. Porters will be seen arranging and loading their packs, containing the food, water, cooking gas as well as most of your equipment. Make sure that you have all your daypack items (containing at least drinking water, your lunch pack and extra clothing) with you as the porters ascend a lot quicker than the hikers. Our guides will be available to assist with any additional information or needs you might have. You now leave the Park gate and ascend on a cleared ridge trail through the rain forest. The forest, suffused with mist and dripping with beards of moss, is also where most of Kilimanjaro's animals are found. (An alternative and more scenic parallel forest trail, branches off the to the left a few minutes after the gate. This trail follows the edge of a stream through the undergrowth and offers you the option to rejoin the main trail either, after 1,5 hours hiking, or 1 hour before Mandara hut.)
Your first night stop, Mandara hut, is a group of wooden A-framed huts in a forest clearing. Each hut features 6-8 sleeping bunks with solar generated lighting. The total capacity of the camp is 60 climbers. Water is piped into the camp from springs above and there are flush toilets behind the main hut.

Day 3: Mandara hut (2700m) - Horombo hut (3720m)

Hiking time: 6 hours
Distance: About 15 km's Habitat: Moorland

From Mandara hut the trail passes through a short stretch of forest, then skirts the base of the Maundi Crater and then emerges into the transition from rain forest to moorland. It is well worth a short detour to scramble up the rim of the Maundi Crater for your first really impressive view of the Kibo Crater. On a clear day, Kibo will glimmer in the distance, showing off her majestic glaciers in the morning sun. Once you are in the open moorland you will get the chance to see some of Kilimanjaro's most spectacular plants - the endemic giant lobelia which grows up to 3 m in height and the giant groundsel (Senecia Kilimanjari), which can reach heights of 5m! After about 6 hours from here you reach the Horombo hut, where you will have hot washing water, rest; an evening meal and overnight.

Day 4: Horombo hut (3720m) - Acclimatisation day

Horombo toilet. Horombo hut is a village of huts perched on a small plateau, with buildings similar to Mandara, but with a total capacity of 120 climbers! Normally bustling with hikers, guides, porters and with an atmosphere of adventure and excitement. You will meet both ascending and descending hikers here. This extra day and night at Horombo is for additional acclimatisation. A hike towards the Mawenzi hut, passing the Zebra Rocks on the way (about 3 hours up and 1,5 hours down), is strongly recommended. This hike will further assist with the process of acclimatisation. Remember to drink enough water and move slowly! All meals for the day are provided at the hut. Retire to bed early and get a last good night's rest.

Day 5: Horombo hut (3720m) - Kibo hut (4700m)

Hiking time: 6 hours
Distance: About 15 km's
Habitat: Alpine desert

Kilimanjaro Hikers. After breakfast you now continue your ascent into the Alpine desert habitat. From Horombo there are two trails to the "Saddle" (which refers to the area located between the peaks of Mawenzi and Kibo). There is an upper route (right hand fork) and lower route (left hand fork) to choose from. The upper route (right hand fork) will be very familiar, as you will have climbed most of it the previous day towards Mawenzi hut. It is very stony and eroded. The recommended lower route (left hand fork) is much easier and nearly an hour, and it also passes the last watering point at 4130m. You will have to fill your water bottles with all the water you will need until your return to Horombo hut in two night's time (unless you are willing to buy Mineral water at Kibo hut). Once again remember to slow down and drink enough water!! Situated in the barren Alpine desert is Horombo hut, a stone build block house which has bunk beds for 60 climbers, but no streams with water nearby. It is however possible to buy mineral water and soft drinks at the camp office. There are platform toilets behind the hut. The summit is now a further 1195m up and you will make yourSleeping hikers at Kibo hut. final ascent the same night. Prepare your equipment, ski-stick and thermal clothing for your summit bid. This should include the replacement of your headlamp and camera batteries and make sure you have a spare set available as well. To prevent freezing it will be wise to carry your water in a thermal flask. Go to bed at round about 19h00 and try to get as much rest and sleep as possible.


Day : SUMMIT ATTEMPT
Kibo hut (4700m) - Uhuru Peak (5895m) - Horombo hut (3720m)

Hiking time: 8 hours to Uhuru - 6 hours to descend to Horombo
Distance: 6 km's ascent - 21 km's descent
Habitat: Stone scree and ice-capped summit

You will rise around 23h30, and after some tea and biscuits you shuffle off into the night, and this is where the going really gets tough. The first section of the On the Summit. trail consists of a rocky path to the Hans Meyer Cave (5150m), also a good resting spot. The path then zigzags up to Gillman's point (5 681m), which is located on the crater rim. This section is very steep with a lot of stone scree, requiring a great physical and mental effort. Probably the most demanding section of the entire route. Do the Kili shuffle and move slowly.

Group at Gilmans Point. From Gillmans Point you will normally encounter snow all the way up to Uhuru peak (5895m), the highest point in Africa. Total exhilaration and satisfaction - you made it. Weather conditions on the summit will determine how long you will be able to spend, taking photographs, before the 3 hour descent back to Kibo hut. After a short rest you gather all your gear you left behind for the ascent and head down to Horombo hut (3 hours) for your overnight. The return to Horombo hut will seem surprisingly fast compared to the ascent. The total time spent walking on this day is around 14 hours, so be prepared for a very tough day. Later in the evening you enjoy your last dinner (with soft drinks and beer for sale at the camp office) on the mountain and a well-earned sleep, filled with memories and stirring emotions.

Day 7 Horombo hut (3720m) - Marangu Gate (1980m)

Hiking time: 6 hours
Distance: About 27 km's

After breakfast you continue your descent (6 hours), passing the Mandara hut, down to the Marangu gate. It is strongly recommended not to pay your porters any tips until you and all your gear have reached the gate safely. Click here for more info on tips. At Marangu gate you sign your name and details in a register. This is also where successful climbers receive their summit certificates. Those climbers who reached Gillman's Point (5685m) are issued with green certificates and those who reached Uhuru Peak (5895m), receive gold certificates. You now drive back to Moshi for a long over due hot shower, dinner and celebrations!! Overnight in Springlands hotel.

Day 8: Departure
Transfer to Kilimanjaro Airport for your flight back home or continue with your safari schedule.

15 DAYS SAMBURU/ SWEETWATERS/ TREETOPS/ L. BARINGO/ L. NAKURU/ MAASAI MARA/ AMBOSELI/ TSAVO

Day 1. Samburu National Reserve.
Depart Nairobi in the morning and drive through rich farmlands on the shoulders of Mt. Kenya to the rugged semi-desert of Samburu. Arrive in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive in a micro-bus with pop up roof. The Park is blessed with species rarely found elsewhere like the liver red reticulated Giraffe, Grevy's Zebra, Beisa Oryx, Long neck Gerenuk, Blue flanked Somali Ostrich, Vulturine Guinea Fowl and also elephants, Leopards in the trees, African Buffalo, Cheetah, Braving Lions in the grass. Dinner and overnight at a Lodge.

Day 2. Samburu.
Another day to savor the beauty of the Park. Morning and afternoon game drives. Optional visit to the Samburu Villages. All meals and overnight at a Lodge.

Day 3. Sweetwaters Game Reserve and Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
Early morning game drive in Samburu National Reserve. Breakfast at Lodge and depart for Sweetwaters Game Reserve arriving in time for lunch. Sweetwaters is in the slopes of Mt. Kenya and overlooks a floodlit waterhole offering visitors an unforgettable opportunity to view and shoot pictures of animals in their natural habitat. optional walking safari escorted by a knowledgeable Ranger. Bird-walks, Camel safaris, Chimpanzee observed from a Boat on the Ewaso Nyiro River which supports other wild game like Elephants, Buffalo, Baboon, Eland, Silver-backed Jackals, Ostrich, Rhino among others. Dinner and overnight at Sweetwaters Tented Camp.

Day 4. Treetops.
Early morning game viewing in Sweetwaters, Breakfast and depart for Treetops in the Aberdares National Park arriving in time for lunch at the Outspan Country Club. Afternoon transfer to Treetops Lodge for floodlit game viewing. Contains a variety of wild game among them Elephants, Rhino, Leopard, Bushbuck, Elusive Bongo and Giant Forest Hog. Dinner and overnight at Treetops Lodge.

Day 5. Lake Baringo/Lake Bogoria.
Pre-breakfast game viewing ,Breakfast and depart for Lake Baringo, a fresh water lake reputed for bird watching, Rhino and Crocodiles are also seen. Lunch and proceed to Lake Bogoria which offers a great variety of wild game and Birds making it an ornithologists "paradise", Arguably the best in East Africa. Also seethe shy greater Kudu, the majestic antelope with majestic spiraling horns, Cheetah, Impala, Grants Gazelle. Water Bucks etc. Dinner and overnight at Hotel.

Day 6. Lake Nakuru National Park.
Pre-breakfast game viewing, Breakfast and proceed to Lake Nakuru still exploring the dramatic Rift valley. Arrive in time for lunch and afternoon game drive. Lake Nakuru is one of the gem in the necklace of the Rift Valley Lakes often referred as the Pink Lake for it's great masses of pink flamingos. Opportunity to see millions of flamingos besides thousands of other birds. Lake Nakuru is a Rhino Sanctuary and harbors other wild-game like the Lion, Waterbucks, Buffalo, Warthog, Hippo etc. Dinner and overnight at Lodge.

Day 7. Maasai Mara Game Reserve.
Morning game viewing in Lake Nakuru ,Breakfast and depart crossing the Loita Plains and viewing sceneries enroute, See red clad spear wielding Masai warriors tending their multi-colored herds among the presence of wild game giving a blind eye to the presence of big predators, A single moran can cross the Mara Game Reserve only holding a spear and a stick on the other hand! arrive Mara for Lunch. Afternoon game drive inside the Park which is the Kenya's best and most scenic. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 8. Maasai Mara.
Full day to savor the beauty of the Park which has a permanent supply of water thus harbor a thriving population of wild game. All the "Big Five" and lots of gazelles, Topi, warthogs, Cheetah, Hyenas and even the rare Rhino might come out of the thicket for you. Extend your drive to the Hippo pool where they submerge at the approach of a vehicle only to surface seconds later to short and gamble their displeasure, Crocodiles sunbathe on the River banks mouths agape. Optional visit to the Maasai villages for an insight to their culture. All meals and overnight at a Lodge.

Day 9. Maasai Mara.
A full day to go searching for any wild-game you might have missed previously. Morning and afternoon game drives. Meals and overnight at lodge.

Day 10. Nairobi.
Early morning game drive, return to lodge for breakfast and depart for Nairobi with game viewing as you leave the park enroute to main round and even beyond. Arrive Nairobi in the afternoon and transfer to Hotel for overnight.

Day 11. Amboseli National Park.
Depart Nairobi after breakfast and drive to Amboseli at the foot of the impressive snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak. arrive in time for lunch with game viewing to the Lodge. Afternoon game drive in the Park. Dinner and overnight at a Lodge.

Day 12. Amboseli.
Full day to explore and savour the beauty of this Park searching for elephants, buffalo, lion, cheetah, wildebeest, hyena, jackal, zebra and the maasai giraffe. Meals and overnight at a Lodge.

Day 13. Tsavo West National Park.
After breakfast depart for Tsavo West via Chyulu hills and shaitani lava flows and Mzima springs where from an underwater observation tank you can see submerged Hippo walking the floor of the springs. Tsavo hosts the "Big Five" and plenty of other wild game. Dinner and overnight at Lodge.

Day 14. Tsavo East National Park.
Depart Tsavo West after breakfast and cross over to Tsavo East which is also well know for massive herds of elephants which are usually covered in red dust, the man-eaters of Tsavo-lions are seen and plenty of wild-game. Meals and overnight at lodge.

Day 15. Nairobi.
Early morning game drive, Return to lodge for breakfast and depart for Nairobi arriving late afternoon. safari ends.

10 DAYS SAMBURU/ABERDARES/MAASAI MARA/AMBOSELI/TSAVO WEST

Day 1; Samburu National Reserve
Depart Nairobi in the morning for Samburu, cross equator and proceed to the rugged semi-desert region. Samburu hosts some of the species of game that are rarely found elsewhere. Arrive in time for Lunch. Afternoon game drive is taken. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 2; Samburu;
Full day in Samburu see leopard and other cats, grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, elephant, greater kudu, long-neck gerenuk, Beisa oryx, somali ostrich and the vulturine guinea fowl among others. Morning and afternoon game drive is taken. Meals and overnight at a lodge.

Day 3;Aberdares National Park;
After breakfast proceed to Aberdares which is within the equator line with dense forests which harbor lots of elephants, rhino, leopards, bush buck, elusive Bongo or giant forest hog. Arrive in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive is taken. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 4; Maasai Mara;
Depart Aberadares after breakfast and move to famous Maasai Mara National Reserve. It has great herds of wild life, arrive in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive is taken. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 5;Maasai Mara;
Full day with morning and afternoon game drive. Meals and overnight at a lodge.

Day 6; Amboseli;
Pre-breakfast game drive then departs for Amboseli via Nairobi for lunch. Amboseli is at the foot of the snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak. Late afternoon game drive is taken. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 7; Amboseli;
Full day in this photogenic park. Two game drives. Meals and overnight at a lodge.

Day 8; Tsavo West;
Proceed to Tsavo West National park. View game enroute arrive in time for lunch at Shaitani Lava Flow. Visit the Mzima Springs to view hippos, crocodiles and variety of fish. Dinner and overnight at a lodge.

Day 9;Tsavo West;
Full day with morning and afternoon game drive. Meals and overnight at a lodge.

Day 10; Nairobi;
Pre-breakfast game drives, after breakfast proceed to Nairobi.

Kenya Masai Mara Balloon Safari ride

1-hour Hot air Balloon safari over the game filled plains and riverine forest of the Maasai Mara Game Reserve. Champagne type breakfast is served on landing followed by a game drive back to camp.

Price: $425 per person.
Duration: 3 hours
Locations Visited: Maasai Mara. Note: This Safaris is done while in Masai mara

Itinerary_
Early Morning Balloon Flight
You start early from your Lodge or camp for the launch site, ready to take off with the dawn. The Balloon flight lasts approximately one hour. You fly over the game filled plains and riverine forest of the Maasai Mara Game Reserve., watching out for all the animals, including lion, elephant and all the plains game. Landing is followed by a full Champagne type breakfast prepared for you in the bush. You return to your lodge or camp by road arriving back mid morning.

THE FLORIDA 2000 DISCOTHEQUE
Also well known as "F2" on Moi Ave ,next to Kenya Cinema plaza, is Nairobi’s most popular disco. It’s very comfortable inside with sofas and many separate bars. The clientele is vastly varied with locals mixing with tourists and ex-pats from all over the world. There are also lots of beautiful ladies and sweet guys out for fun. No matter what you are looking for Florida 2000 is a fun place to spend the night.

SIMBA SALOON
The nicest disco in Nairobi is by far the Simba Saloon at the Carnivore Restaurant on Langata Road. The place is huge, with three separate bars, room outside and a large dance floor. This club would even be impressive if it was in America. The disco is frequented by upper class Kenyans, expats, and tourists. Needless to say, it’s expensive. Cover charge ranges from KSh 280 to up to 1000, depending on the attraction for the night. Wednesday night is Rock Night. Saturday night is Bombay Night and Sunday Night is 'Soul Night' with beats from the 80's.

THE PAVEMENT
A Cafe runs during all opening hours - however the main attraction is their lively nightclub. There's a dancefloor on bottom level. 2 bars inside lounge upstairs one bar outside w/a sportsbar atmosphere. Entrance on Friday and Saturday nights is 500/= per person. It is a very good club that offers a wide range of music depending on the type of people that are there and also depending on the event taking place on that particular night.

THE NEW FLORIDA NIGHTCLUB
Also fun is the New Florida or “Mad House” on the corner of Koinange and Banda Sts. The club is a sphere on top of a petrol station, and is small but very lively. Clientele and cover charge are the same as Florida 2000.

CLUB BARN
The CLUBarn is located off Ngong� Road inside the Ngong� RaceCourse, Nairobi (Kenya). It was opened eight years after The Barn (A famous night club) was closed. Today known as the CLUBarn , it rests on the same concept but
recently renovated to blend in with modern times.

AND MANY OTHERS.....ASK ME FOR MORE CLUBS/PUBS/BARS

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