Kenya—the name is practically a euphemism for the word “safari.” There aren’t many places on Earth that inspire such a sense of exploration and romanticism. Viewing the plentiful wildlife in Kenya is at the top of the list of the diverse things to do there, which astounds everyone who visits. In the Maasai Mara, witness swarms of wildebeest roar through the plains during the Great Migration; up close and personal with elephants in Amboseli; or take in Lake Nakuru’s thousands of flamingos. Ancient tribes like the Maasai, Kikuyu, and Samburu continue to practice their traditional ways in these sun-drenched regions, coexisting mostly in harmony with the environment.
A rich wealth of coastal gems can be found beyond the renowned safari parks. You may visit tropical islands steeped in Swahili history, snorkel and dive fish-rich coral reefs, unwind on pristine beaches, and experience the melting pot of cultures and cuisines in Mombasa and Malindi. Kenya’s topography is magnificent. The Great Rift Valley splits the country in two and is surrounded by mountain ranges and calderas. You can climb Mount Kenya’s snow-covered equatorial summits to the east of this expansive valley and fish for trout in crystal-clear streams. Obsidian caves are found in Hell’s Gate National Park, which also hisses with natural geysers and hot springs.
Visit Nairobi if you want to experience the romanticism of Kenya’s vibrant colonial history as it was shown in the movie Out of Africa. One of the most evocative and thrilling tourist places in the world is accessible through this busy capital. With our list of the top tourist attractions in Kenya, you can learn about additional locations to visit in this fascinating nation.
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