For many, the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to Kenya is wildlife and safaris. But visitors should also keep in mind this country´s rich artistic and cultural heritage - thanks to its more than 70 ethnic groups such as the Kikuyu,
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Many visitors to Kenya focus on wildlife safaris and areas like the Masai Mara - quite understandable and most definitely worthy! But it's also worth noting that this country's Indian Ocean shore - dubbed the Swahili Coast -
Some of Africa's best beaches are also on the menu on Kenya's Indian Ocean coast, including Diani, Shanzu, and Watamu, - best from mid-March through May - and the coast is also home to fascinating historica towns and cities including L
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In early june this year, reports of a white baby giraffe and its mother were reported to us by the rangers who got the report from one of the villagers adjacent to the Ishaqbini Hirola Conservancy of northeastern Kenya. We hurriedly headed to the s
Read more…We all know how difficult it can be to piece together useful information on our travel destinations to help us plan our travels. While there are plenty of sources of travel information on the web, it often takes time to sort through them and pick a
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Over the years the level of accommodation in Africa has constantly been on the rise, especially with regard to luxury game lodges and camps. The top end traveller now has many excellent options to choose from and is virtually spoiled when selecti
In addition to the fantastic safaris of the interior and the coastal beaches, one of the highlights of Kenya for visitors is the climbing and hiking on and around Mount Kenya, designated by UNESCO as both a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve
Especially since the 1936 publication of Ernest Hemingway's short story The Snows of Kilimanjaro and its 1958 movie adaptation, many people around the world have heard of Africa's highest peak. But there are also a number of other remarkable mou
On my blog this week I talk about my hot air balloon ride over the Kenyan ladscape - an add-on to our safari. I highly recommend it!
Read more…Kenya can boast its share of appealing Indian Ocean beach resorts, of course in places like Lamu and Diana. And Takawiri Island bears some resemblance to the Kenyan coast with its white-sand beaches, palm trees, and tropical foliage - though its be
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The Maasai (also spelled Masai) are is a unique and popular tribe due to their distinctive, long preserved culture. Despite education, civilization and western cultural influences, the Maasai people have clung to their traditional way of lif
Read more…There are plenty of travel lists out there with insight on where to go in 2018, but if you’re planning to come to Africa, Acacia Africa’s top 10 is one you won’t want to miss. The tour operator compiled predictions from over 20 expert sources, incl
Read more…Planning on going to safari in Africa, Kenya should be among your list. Visit us at Africa Venture Safaris and will help you organize your Kenya safari holiday.
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We almost didn't go. The thought of getting up at dawn didn't appeal and we were tired after two very full days on safari. But then, as we glided quietly over the river and the bush, I could not believe the utter feeling of peace. And then we began t
A significant portion of the legendary Maasai people, numbering more than 800,000 in Kenya (plus more than 400,000 in Tanzania), still live traditionally-flavored lifestyles even in 2014, and staying not long ago at a lodge on the edge of Amboseli Na
Elevated 370 meters (1,214 feet) above sea level, the Chalbi desert is located in northern Kenya, east of Lake Turkana, (otherwise called the Jade sea), the largest permanent desert lake in the world. Chalbi in the local Gabbralanguage means "bar
Read more…Did you see the 60 minutes segment on the East Africa migration? You’ll want to watch this: http://bit.ly/1HQO5R We urge you to find a way to see this for yourself. Plan a trip with us to Kenya or Tanzania. www.distinctive-destinations.com
Read more…It’s not that a night spent in the Serengeti bush is any longer than a typical night somewhere else – but when your tent is sandwiched in Kenya between the Maasai village cows and a pride of hungry lions – it certainly seems that way. At first I wasn
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