Hell’s Gate National Park

The small town of Malindi, inhabited by the Swahili since the 14th century, stretches along a stretch of idyllic tropical beaches. In 1499, the Portuguese established a trading post here, which became a strategic stopover on the route to India before they officially took possession of the town twenty-one years later. Further south, the peaceful village of Watamu charms visitors with its ...

Located just 7 km south of the capital, Nairobi National Park is Kenya's oldest, a genuine wildlife sanctuary at the city's doorstep. Often overshadowed by the country's larger, more iconic reserves, it is well worth the visit despite its modest area of 117 km². The park offers a striking contrast between untamed nature and an urban skyline, with Nairobi's skyscrapers as a ...

The Laikipia Plateau is home to three exceptional private conservancies. Lewa Wildlife Conservancy covers more than 290 km². Here you'll encounter East African oryx, reticulated giraffe, as well as around 20% of the world's population of Grevy's zebra. A small but significant population of big cats also roams this vast savannah, which can be explored by day or night, by 4x4 ...