Kenya
Kenya is where the wild still whispers and the earth beats to a rhythm as old as time. From the rolling savannas of the Maasai Mara to the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, this is a land that stirs something deep within you. It’s a place where safari sunsets turn the sky to fire, where city chaos meets ancient culture, and where every moment feels a little bit larger than life. Kenya isn’t just a holiday it’s an awakening.
Major tourist highlights
The Maasai Mara steals the spotlight with its vast plains and the Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest thunder across the land in one of nature’s grandest spectacles. Amboseli offers elephants framed by the snow-capped majesty of Mount Kilimanjaro, while Lake Nakuru glows pink with flamingos. Nairobi surprises with its energy and style, while the coast Mombasa, Diani, and Lamu brings the romance of white sands and Swahili charm.
Hidden things we love
Beyond the famous parks, Kenya hides quiet treasures. The lush Aberdare Ranges are perfect for misty hikes, while Hell’s Gate National Park lets you cycle past zebras and cliffs straight out of The Lion King. In Lamu, time seems to slow; narrow alleys, wooden doors, and dhow boats drifting at sunset capture an older rhythm. You can even sleep under the stars at a private conservancy, where your only company might be a curious giraffe.
Food highs
Kenyan cuisine is simple, soulful, and hearty. Think freshly grilled nyama choma (barbecued meat), spicy pilau rice, and ugali with sukuma wiki. On the coast, Swahili flavours take over—coconut curries, biryanis, and mango juices so fresh they taste like sunshine. Don’t miss a cup of Kenyan coffee or chai; they’re as much about connection as caffeine.
Adrenaline highs
If adventure calls, Kenya answers. Hot-air balloon over the Maasai Mara at dawn, dive with whale sharks off the coast, or climb Mount Kenya, Africa’s second-highest peak. Windsurfing in Diani, camel rides through Samburu, and ziplining in Kereita Forest every thrill comes with a view.
Fantastic themed festivals
Kenya knows how to celebrate. The Lamu Cultural Festival is a swirl of dhow races, drumming, and dance, while the Rift Valley Festival brings music lovers together for three days of Afrobeat, soul, and electronic rhythms beside Lake Naivasha. Then there’s the Koroga Festival in Nairobi part food fair, part live concert, and 100% joy. It’s where Kenya’s creativity, rhythm, and warmth truly shine.
Must sees
Catch the sunrise over the Maasai Mara. Stand beneath the shadow of Kilimanjaro in Amboseli. Wander the alleys of Lamu Old Town and listen to stories carried on the sea breeze. Dip your toes into the Indian Ocean at Diani and end your trip watching the sky burn gold over the savanna. Kenya will leave you changed wilder, freer, and forever in awe.