1 - GO ON A SAFARI

Buffalo'sforging through rivers in the mid of the jungle, elephants
going slowly over the endless plains, lions stalking their preys
through the savannah grass...

For many the safari is the main reason to do in Kenya. Kenya enjoys
the reputation of being the safari country of Africa, and indeed – the
enormous variety of landscapes and wildlife between the national parks
make it a very attractive safari country.
Kairi Tours is one of the most reputable Safari Booking Agencies in
Nairobi and they guarantee you a great expedition at affordable and
negotiable cost. See http://www.kairi.co.ke/ for further information.


2 - WATCH THE WILDEBEEST MIGRATION

Always on a different moment, hundreds of thousands of wildebeests
suddenly gather at the Serengeti plains to trek to greener places.
After making a big circle through Tanzania and Kenya, they come back
to the Serengeti plains again. At the point where they have to cross
the Grumeti River, there are camps from where you can watch this
extraordinary phenomenon.

3 - VISIT A TRADITIONAL TRIBAL VILLAGE

A number of tribes in Kenya still live more or less the same as their
ancestors have done for thousands of years. The Masai are the most
famous of them. Nowadays they earn some extra cash through receiving
tourists for a 'cultural' visit. You get to meet the elder men who
explain their way of life, have a cup of chai, and perform traditional
dances, etcetera. The few Masai who speak English will function as an
interpreter.
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4 – VISIT THE VIBRANT COAST REGION

The coast region stands apart within Kenya. This is where the vibrant
mix between African, Arabic and Indian influences has created the
famous Swahili culture. Swahili has become the lingua franca in all of
East Africa. Places to visit are the island city of Lamu and the
harbor city of Mombasa, where Fort Jesus - built in the 16th century
by the Portuguese - gives an insight into colonial times.

Oh, and don't forget the coast has over 500 kilometers of beautiful
white sand beaches, often with private Hawaii-style resorts where you
can have dinner in the open air with a Bacardi coke while looking over
the Indian Ocean.
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5 – TAKE A BALLOON TRIP

Air balloon gliding over Masai Mara National Reserve.

Going over one of the national parks is very different in an air
balloon! It's a very special experience to flow over the country and
have a 360 degrees view over all the wild animals walking beneath you.

Although they are advertised as "balloon safaris", they aren't really
full safaris. Trips typically start at dawn and take a few hours,
after which there's a champagne breakfast on the ground. They can be
arranged through many top end lodges.


6 – TREK MOUNT KENYA

Mount Kenya, the country's highest mountain

Going to the almost vertical top (Batian, 5199 meters) is only for
trained and fully equipped climbers. But anyone who is reasonably fit
can take tracks that go up to 4000 metres, or even higher.

Be aware that above 4000 metres it's not tropical anymore, but
freezing cold, foggy and windy... Hiring guides is usually pretty
expensive.


7– VISIT NAIROBI

'Big Bad Nairobi' – the hub to East Africa - is in a class by itself.
Delve into the city's night life in one of the many nightclubs selling
the best best brewed African  beer. Next morning around noon, take a
lunch at Simmers, Taidy's, Step's or any other restaurants the city
has to offer.

Then take a matatu ( public-private minibuses) to the Masai Market and
the National Museum of Nairobi, where some of the oldest remains of
human's ancestors – Kenya has been called the 'Cradle of Mankind' –
are on display. And Nairobi National Park, with many wild animals, is
right outside the city.
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