Tsavo West National Park Famously known as the “Land of Lava, springs, Man-Eaters & Magical Sunsets,” Tsavo West National Park situated in Kenya’s Southeast just near the Tanzanian Boarder with Kenya. Tsavo West National Park the largest National Park in Kenya covering an area of about 9,025sqkm and established as a National Park in 1948....Read More
Tsavo East National Park Tsavo East National Park also known as the “Theater of Wildlife” is located in the Southwest part of Nairobi with an area of 13,747sqkm. The park is one of the oldest National parks of Kenya established in 1948 and it is characterized by semi-arid grasslands and savannah where wildlife species can...Read More
Sibiloi National Park Sibiloi National Park is a hidden gem located in the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Kenya on the Eastern shores of Lake Turkana. This magnificent park is not only a sanctuary for abundant wildlife. But also a gateway to archeological wonders and ancient civilizations. Sibiloi National Park stands as a testament to the...Read More
Shimba Hills National Reserve Shimba Hills National Reserve is one of the largest forest reserves located in the coastal area of East Africa about 33km away from Mombasa Coast in the South. Established in 1968 and it is one of the other Kenya National Reserves with quite a number of wildlife species. With just 300sqkm,...Read More
Shaba National Reserve Shaba National Reserve lies to the East of Samburu National Park and covers an area of 130sqkm, the reserve founded in 1974. Samburu National Reserve, Buffalo Springs and also Shaba National Reserve are the most remote and inaccessible among the popular reserves found in Northern Kenya along the banks of the Ewaso...Read More
Samburu National Reserve Samburu National Reserve is located in the arid plains north of Laikipia in Northern Kenya, along the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro River. It covers about 165sqkm and is located 350km from Nairobi. Samburu National Reserve is also a traditional homeland for the Samburu people who were lured to this area due...Read More
Saiwa Swamp National Park Saiwa Swamp National Park a forested paradise dominated by exotic flowers, trees and birds making it a veritable haven for nature lovers. The Park is Kenya’s smallest National Park with an area of 3km but surely rewarding. This park was mainly garzetted to protect the habitat of the rare and endangered...Read More
Ruma National Park Being Kenya’s last remaining Sanctuary for Roan Antelopes, Ruma National Park situated in Homabay County in the Western part of Kenya near Lake Victoria. This Park lies on the flat floor of the seasonally watered Lambwe River Valley bordered by the Kanyamwa Escarpment to the Southeast and also by the volcanic plugs...Read More
Nairobi National Park Nestled in the heart of Kenya’s Capital City, Nairobi National Park boosts of wide open grass plains with a back drop of the City Scrappers, scattered acacia bush which hold a variety of Wildlife with over 100 species including 4 of the Big 5 which are lions, Buffalos, leopards, rhinos and other...Read More
Mount Kenya National Park Majestically standing, Mount Kenya an ancient extinct volcano that straddles across Meru and Nyeri counties and part of Kirinyaga, is the second highest peak in Africa standing high up in the clouds at 5,199m. There are 12 remnant glaciers on the mountain all receding rapidly and 4 secondary peaks that sit...Read More
