Few experiences can rival the feeling of being awoken from your tent surrounded by fresh air, mountains vistas, animals, and lakes. It’s like being reborn. Nothing can kill that mood faster than di...

When you’ve summited Everest, safaried the Serengeti, trekked the Amazon Rainforest, and done seemingly everything in between, it’s nearly impossible to choose just one destination as your favorite...

Kenya celebrates a number of national and regional events and festivals throughout the year, usually connected to religion, historical events or African arts. Music, food and dance feature heavily ...

Kenya’s climate varies with the geography, being warm and humid along the Indian Ocean and getting cooler inland towards Nairobi and Mount Kenya, which has three peaks with permanent snow. Further ...

The majority of Kenyan’s are of East African decent although there are people with Arabic, Indian and European heritage, stemming from the Moorish and British periods of colonization. Modern Kenya ...

Travelers from the United States and most European nations will require a tourist visa, usually issued on arrival for a fee. The Kenya Department of Immigration’s website (www.immigration.go.ke) ca...

Language English and Bantu Swahili are the only two official languages of Kenya, although most people speak one of the 69 regional dialects in their home communities. English is used to bridge the ...