Eseroi Treks & Outfitters

29/05/2020

(Not) out and about. Like other service providers in the tourism industry, we have hit the pause button as we ride out this covid-19 related business disruption. We are monitoring industry news and trends; the new normal that is emerging has significant risks but also exciting new opportunities. We cannot wait to see the new clients and destinations we will experience after this period of pause.

07/09/2019

Our booking schedule is filling up fast, but there are still slots available if you need a for your excursions. Contact us via email ( [email protected] ) or text/WhatsApp (0791496846).

06/03/2018

ELLE's Ultimate Travel Guide To Nairobi, Kenya

Everything you've ever wanted to know about the Kenyan capital.

Think Kenya, and you think safari, right? Or perhaps, less favourably, you're familiar with the capital's other name: 'Nairobbery'.

But dismiss both stereotypes and you'll be pleasantly surprised by East Africa's most cosmopolitan city. Nairobi is the youngest, the most modern, and the fastest growing place in Africa. It's Kenya's beating heart, a giant melting pot of locals, tourists and expats simply trying to find their way round this hectic but oh-so exciting concrete jungle.

It's a city that demands your attention, meaning if you're not ready you can easily be caught off gaurd. To help, ELLE have compiled everything you need to know before heading off.

READ MORE - http://www.elleuk.com/life-and-culture/travel/news/a42113/travel-guide-nairobi-kenya/

05/03/2018

en-route to lake elementaita

05/03/2018

en-route to lake elementaita -

05/03/2018

Fun times en-route to lake bogoria ...

07/02/2018

19/01/2018

Kenya Airways will offer its customers a unique travel experience between two great gateways. The new route will be the fastest connection from East Africa to New York, with a 15 hours duration eastbound and 14 hours westbound. The ultra-long-haul flight, unique to Kenya Airways network, will be operating its state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner with a capacity of 234 passengers. The flight will depart every day from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi at 23:25 and arriving at JFK airport in New York at 06:25 the following day.

“The launch of this new route is a symbol of our [Kenya Airways] comeback as The Pride of Africa,” says Michael Joseph, Kenya Airways Board of Directors Chairman. “Fly with us with confidence. We [Kenya Airways] are determined to succeed.”

Today, marks a great milestone for Kenya Airways with the launch of a non-stop flight from Nairobi to New York and tickets sales for the inaugural flight, A global lifestyle platform for digital storytelling, premiering exclusive daily content. We are a curated destination for the culturally curious...

29/12/2017

The naming of Kenya’s Angama Mara luxury safari lodge as the best of its kind in the world in 2017 by the US travel magazine Jetsetter is more than a feel-good story about the country’s hospitality industry.

It underlines the fact that Kenya still has one of the most irresistible safari tourism products to sell to the world and that the industry is on a steady recovery path following recent setbacks from travel advisories.

Although the Maasai Mara-based lodge was the only one to make the Jetsetter list this year, the country boasts many similar world-class tourist facilities.

16/11/2017

REALLY?

With barely contained enthusiasm, Safari Club International (SCI) announced on its own initiative today that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has reversed critical elephant protections established during the Obama administration, allowing imports of elephant trophies from Zimbabwe and Zambia. For decades, Zimbabwe has been run by a dictator who has targeted and killed his political opponents, and operated the country’s wildlife management program as something of a live auction. Remember, it was Zimbabwe where Walter Palmer shot Cecil, one of the most beloved and well-studied African lions, who was lured out of a national park for the killing. Palmer paid a big fee even though it did irreparable damage to the nation’s reputation.

With barely contained enthusiasm, Safari Club International (SCI) announced on its own initiative today that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has reversed critical elephant protections established during the Obama administration, allowing imports of elephant trophies from Zimbabwe and Zambia...

16/11/2017

Hotels bank on interest in Mount Kenya adventure tourism for growth - Hotels, lodges and camps in central region are banking on the promotion of Mount Kenya as an adventure destination to help revive tourism in the circuit.
According to Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) Mount Kenya region chairman Edward Wangechi, tourism has taken a dive due to the repeat presidential election stand-off.
The KAHC official said hotel occupancy in Mount Kenya circuit of Murang’a, Nyeri, Laikipia, Kirinyaga, Embu, Meru, Samburu and parts of Nyandarua is currently averaging at between 10 per cent and 20 per cent.
Ranch invasions
In May, he added, tourism in Mount Kenya region was hit hard by the ranch invasions which took place in Laikipia.
After the Laikipia drawback, he said, business improved in July from an occupancy of between 20 per cent and 30 per cent to 65 per cent.
“Normally, hotels, lodges and camps in the Mount Kenya circuit depend on tourist flow from the Kenya Coast, but the numbers have dipped due to the political uncertainty,” he said.
Conferences and family packages, which they used to rely on, he added, had nosedived due to the top seat stand-off.
Due to the hard times, Mr Wangechi said hotels and lodges were struggling to stay afloat.

Mount Kenya region was in May hit hard by the ranch invasions which took place in Laikipia.