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26/07/2016

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13/07/2016

Enjoy topography, nocturnal views, Treetops & The Ark lodge

Aberdare National Park is a high altitude national park created to protect the slopes and moorland of the Aberdare Mountains. The park is a perfect location for topography enthusiasts and for viewing Kenya's animals and birds.

The topography ranges from high moorland, hills and peaks to indigenous forest, ravines, streams and waterfalls. Due to its high altitude, the park is very rainy and misty, with roads that become impassable during the wet season.

The Kenya Wildlife Service and Rhino Ark, a charity dedicated to the protection of the area and its wildlife, run Aberdare National Park. Aberdare is home to the second largest herd of endangered black rhinos.

Many Kenyan animals can be seen here including African elephants, lions, rhinos, black leopard and the elusive bongo antelope. Two of Kenya's best safari lodges are located in Aberdare National Park - Treetops and The Ark. Both provide excellent game viewing at night over the watering hole.

10/07/2016

It was nice hosting such a wonderful group thanks for your cooperation and for everything as well

29/06/2016

The annual great animal migration - survival for the fittest
A fact about the wildebeest migration is that every year, about 1.5 million wildebeest, zebra and several species of antelope uniformly make a circular tour between the Serengeti in Tanzania and Masai Mara in Kenya, in search of greener pastures.
This mass exodus is not only noted as a wonder of the world, but is always a great opportunity for people to witness nature at its best. You can witness the drama unfold as predators lurk in the bushes and prey scamper for safety in what has since been dubbed 'survival for the fittest'.
The most notorious among the predators is the lion and the Nile crocodile.
The lion perfectly chooses its arena - the grassy Mara plains. In the plains, the lion is shrouded in thick grass cover and gets a strategic hiding spot to attack unsuspecting wildebeest and zebras. During the peak of the migration, vultures circle the air and hyenas laugh in the shadows; an indication of the innumerable wildebeest and zebra that have fallen under the claw of the mighty African lion.
The Nile crocodile however takes the medal as the deadliest predator. It comes in at the climax of the Mara migration - the crossing of the Mara River! This avid killer shapes the events that take place during the crossing of the Mara River. From the splashing waters and floating wildebeest bodies, it is the match-maker.
Crocodiles are known to kill by drowning. When it spots a potential victim, it clutches the prey in its strong jaws and pulls it beneath the water surface. In the process, it ferociously twists and turns its head. This shreds its prey into pieces and suffocates the life out of it.
Did you know?
Crocodiles also use their tails as secondary weapons.
A crocodile can lunge more than half of its body length out of the water. (That’s more than 2 meters!)

22/06/2016

Why go on a safari in Kenya? Because when it comes to creating exciting, adventurous safaris, Kenya is the best. Kenya's safaris have a deep history, dating back to the 14th century when Arabs were traveling and trading in East Africa. In fact "safari" is a Swahili word that originated from the Arabic word "safar" meaning "journey" or "travel".

21/06/2016

Magical Kenya

During a trip to Africa, the Scandal actress and husband Adam Shapiro documented their safari trip through the sights and sounds of Kenya's Tsavo East National Park.

17/06/2016

Adventure Safaris in Kenya

African adventure safaris combine the best African wildlife safaris with extreme adventure. Adventure safaris are ideal for those who enjoy adrenaline rushes and thrills. Ballooning, mountain climbing, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, horse riding and even camel caravans add extra thrills to your traditional safari.

Riding camel on adventure safari in Kenya
African adventure safaris sometimes cover more than one country. You could go on a mountain climbing expedition to Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and then finish off with a climbing safari on Mount Kenya or Mount Elgon, and a balloon safari in Kenya's Maasai Mara.

16/06/2016

Kenya Air Safari (Fly-in Safari)

This luxury Kenyan safari is designed for those who have a limited amount of time and want to see as much as possible on their short visit to Kenya. A fly-in safari is perfect for getting a bird's eye view of the landscape of Kenya's different national park destinations, as a light aircraft whisks you between lodges, major towns, game parks or national reserve airstrips. Once you book a Kenyan fly-in safari, all logistics are taken care of, and all you will need to do is simply relax and enjoy.

Fly-in safaris are a perfect way to experience Kenya's magnificence and beauty. Once you have been picked up for the safari, usually from your first point of arrival in Kenya, you can just let go and enjoy the adventure. You will be flown from one lodge or camp to another, depending on the itinerary you have chosen. All of Kenya's major national parks and game reserves have their own private landing strips. In many cases, your pilot will also be a qualified guide and will remain with you for the duration of the safari. The lodges and camps you will stay in are some of the best accommodations available in the Kenyan wild.

Boarding for a Fly-in Safari - Kenya Safaris
A fly-in safari enables you to see Kenya from a totally different perspective. From the air, you will get an excellent view of the country's vastness and greatness. Once on the ground, you will be taken on game drives, maximizing the time spent viewing the Kenyan wildlife and scenery. At the end of each day, you will rest at your Kenya lodge and be pampered in ultimate style and comfort.

There are many options for fly-in safaris in Kenya and you can book many safaris with us

15/06/2016

MASAI MARA FACTS

1. The Maasai Mara National Park occupies an area of 1510 square kilometers and it is managed by the local authorities of Narok County in southwestern Kenya.
2. Maasai Mara National Park sits on the ancestral land of Maasai People of Southern Kenya and Northern Tanzania. They have protected the wildlife for hundreds of years.
3. The Maasai People are nomadic pastoralists and thus the wildebeests, just like their cattle, are regarded as the wealth of the Maasai. They therefore ensure peaceful co-existence with the wild animals.
4. The Maasai Mara National Park is considered the greatest wildlife park in Africa. It has over 200 square miles of open grassland where the wild animals such as Wildebeests, Zebras, Gazelles, Antelopes, Ostriches, Rhinos, Buffaloes, Elephants, Giraffes, Lions, Cheetahs, Leopards, and Hyenas etc. roam free in their natural habitat.
5. The Flora in the Maasai Mara is by and large an extension of the Savannah Grassland on the plateau of the Eastern Africa Great Rift Valley that stretches all the way from Ethiopia to Zambia.
6. About 1.5 million wildebeests cross the Great Mara River in Maasai Mara to look for pastures in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park.
7. Unlike what most people believe, Wildebeests are not the only animals that migrate. Zebras and antelopes too migrate. About 350,000 Zebras and 200,000 antelopes will find their way across the Mara River to Tanzania.
8. The Maasai Mara Migration is the world's largest Terrestrial Migration by mammals.
9. The best time to view this spectacle is July to October. The animals will cross over again from Serengeti to Maasai Mara after the pastures are regenerated.
10. Apparently, the African carnivores that include lions, snakes, crocodiles, hyenas, leopards and cheetahs waylay the hapless herbivores as they cross. When carnivores are feasting, the herbivores will be doing their best to reach the other end for better pastures.
You can see this spectacle on a hot air balloon or on tour buses. If you have never been to Kenya, then you have missed out on one of the greatest terrestrial spectacles on the globe.

24/05/2016

06/05/2016

nature speaks for itself!

29/03/2016

Kate Middleton did not make the trip.