Whilst Kenya is only three hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and only eight hours flying time, it is a million miles away from the UK in most other respects. Few other countries are able to offer the sheer diversity of habitats which range from the baking hot desert terrains found around Lake Turkana in the north, to the permanent snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya and its alpine meadows on the lower slopes, the savannah grassland, equatorial forests, coral reef, tropical beaches, extinct volcanoes – the list is endless. It is, not surprisingly, a wildlife enthusiast’s dream. However, Kenya is not just about National Parks – it is also a country with a wealth of culture. There are 42 different cultures including the Masai and the Samburu as well countless languages and dialects and one of the most richly diverse social tapestries on earth.
Spying the Big Five on safari. Witnessing wildebeest charging across a river during the Great Migration. The distant roar of lions against the backdrop of a snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro. Kenya lays claim to many a spectacular wildlife experience and here are three of the best places for a wonderful animal encounter… Masai Mara Every July […]
Travelling on two wheels can often be one of the best ways to explore a region – cycling will take you closer to landscapes than in a car and is still slow enough for you to properly absorb your surroundings. Without further ado, here’s our favourite places to pedal… Barossa Valley, Australia South Australia is […]
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Love where you go
Love where you go
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