Kenya is located in East Africa right on the equator. The country is slightly smaller than Texas in land mass. Connected to the Indian Ocean, Kenya is boarded by 5 countries; Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and Somalia. Once one of Britain’s protectorates, Kenya gained independence in 1963. The country thrives from booming tourism and Agriculture.
Nairobi is Kenya’s capital city and one of the largest cities in Africa. Kiswahili and English are the two official languages. The country has friendly communities including the Maasais, Kikuyus, Luhyas, Luos, and Kelenjins.
Kenya beckons travelers with its diverse tapestry of experiences. This ranges from the thrilling safaris in the Maasai Mara, where the Big Five roam against the backdrop of the Great Migration to the untamed beauty of Amboseli National Park, set against the majestic Kilimanjaro.
What’s more, trekking through lush forests in the Aberdare Range, spotting rare wildlife, and diving into turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean along the stunning coastline of Diani Beach or Lamu Island makes Kenya a great holiday destination, not to mention the rich Swahili culture and history in Mombasa’s Old Town.
The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy also known as Lewa Downs is a thriving conservancy and tourist destination in northern Kenya. It is located in Meru County, near the Laikipia plateau, south of Isiolo town. The conservancy covers an area of 62,000 acres incorporating the Ngare Ndare forest. Lewa Conservancy started as a cattle ranch before it…
Porini Rhino Camp is located in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, East Africa’s Largest Black Rhino Sanctuary. The 90,000-acre conservancy near Mt Kenya is home to various animals including the BIG Five (leopard, elephant, buffalo, lion, and the critically endangered black and white rhinos). For ultimate intimacy with nature, Porini Rhino Camp is set in a…
Set on the bank of the Mara River, Karen Blixen Camp is strategically located for exclusive and undisturbed safari experiences in the Mara North Conservancy – one of the most densely populated wildlife conservancies in the entire Mara ecosystem. Karen Blixen Camp offers magnificent views of the Oloo Lolo Escarpment in the front and the…
Hello and welcome to Safariclock Adventures, your gateway to all things Africa. Today I want to share with you what it feels like living in a Masai village and what to expect when you visit. Masai village excursion is almost inevitable when on a safari to Kenya or Tanzania. The Masai people are found in…
Kenya is one of the major tourist destinations in the East Africa region. The country has many national parks and animal reserves, beautiful landscapes, and rich cultural diversity. One of the country’s attractions is its traditional food and cuisines, which many travelers love. Unlike many places, Kenya’s cuisine is a reflection of its rich cultural…
Pirate Beach officially known as Jomo Kenyatta Public Beach is a busy place, especially during festive seasons and weekends. Tourists, mostly locals, throng the sandy beach to swim, relax, and enjoy the pristine views and breezy shores of the Indian Ocean. It’s a 24/7 active beach and entry is free. Many activities take place at…
Welcome to Mombasa, Kenya’s oldest and second-largest city after Nairobi. Located on the coastline of the Indian Ocean, Mombasa offers pristine sandy beaches, deep historical and cultural heritage, and many other attractions that most travelers on Kenyan safari cannot resist. Mombasa is approximately 485 kilometers from Nairobi. Highway, rail, and air travel connect the island…
Karen is one of the most affluent suburbs in Nairobi Kenya. It was named after Karen Blixen, the Danish author of the colonial memoir Out of Africa. The leafy neighborhood is home to many expatriates, politicians, renowned businessmen, and high-income Kenyans. The Danish author Karen Blixen was once the owner of the farm at the…
Kenya is one of the most highly acclaimed African safari destinations. The country has vast concentrations of wildlife, birdlife, and varied landscapes. Visiting Kenya or Tanzania allows one to experience wildlife spectacles such as the Great Wildebeest Migration. Beyond wildlife, Kenya has incredible urban destinations with a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty….
For many years, flags reflect the independence and sovereignty of countries. Since ancient times, humans have developed flags and patriotic songs to show their sense of nationhood. No matter how big or small a country is, they always take pride in their National Flags. The flag of Kenya has three bands of colors running horizontally…