Kidepo Valley National Park Kidepo Valley National Park, tucked away in Uganda’s far-off northeastern region, is a place that epitomizes actual wildness and unvarnished beauty. Often referred to as Uganda’s most secluded national park, Kidepo is a must-visit for adventurous visitors looking for an off-the-beaten-path safari experience because of its amazing blend of rocky terrain,
Explore Mwea Game Reserve – Thing to do and see in Mwea. Discover Mwea Game Reserve; “An undiscovered oasis of tranquilly”. About 200 miles from Nairobi, the Mbeere District in Eastern Province has the Mwea National Reserve. Small hills dotted with bushed flora and scattered big trees make up the savannah habitat. Other parts are
Explore Mwingi Game Reserve – Kenya National parks. Discover Mwingi Game Reserve – “The Last Frontier”. Designed as a Wilderness Activity Zone, this reserve—hot, dry, secluded and unspoiled—allows fly camping, fishing, camel and equestrian safaris for the adventurous tourist. Other attractions include visiting Kampi ya Simba, the house of Joy and George Adamson, and the
Visit Sisiyi Falls, A magnificent treasure for tourists – Mount Elgon National Park. From a distance as you travel the route from Mbale to the regions of Sironko, Bulambuli, Kapchorwa, and Moroto, visit sisiyi falls is a breathtaking display. Outshining a beautiful green back covering this part of the Elgon Mountains, the seeming white spot
Explore Mount Elgon National Park Uganda – Sipi Falls and Chebonet falls. Discover Mount Elgon National Park; this National Park is 140 kilometers northeast of Lake Victoria. Comprising 1,279 square kilometers (494 sq. mi), the National Park is bisected by Kenya’s border with Uganda. The 1,110 square kilometre Ugandan section of the park is located
Explore Nasolot National Reserve – Mountain melo, Kenya Safaris. Visit Nasolot National Park. Nestled to the north of Mount Melo, the Nasolot Reserve is beautiful and tough. The reserve is somewhat far-off, which means few guests and an opportunity to be at one with nature on the apparently limitless plains within its boundaries. From Nasolot
Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve. “Haven of the Green Turtle,” the Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve Unique coral gardens, the Gede Ruins—the Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve—have it all. Green turtles abound. Along the north coast of Kenya, the park is part of a network of marine and tidal environments including a
Explore Bisanadi National Reserve – Kenya birding and wildlife Safaris. Discover Bisanadi National Reserve – “Paradise unspoiled”. The Bisanadi National Reserve covers the great dry wilderness north of Meru National Park. Lions, elephants, cheetahs, rhinos, buffalos, and around 400 kinds of birds call this hot and dry bush terrain home. Along with sleeping under the
Nairobi Animal Orphanage. Nairobi Animal Orphanage: “Refug for the Wild” Within the Nairobi National Park is the Nairobi Animal Orphanage. It provides wild animal therapy and rehabilitation. Lions, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals, serval cats, rare Sokoke cats, warthogs, leopards, different monkeys, baboons and buffalo call the Orphanage home. One may also see parrots, guinea fowls, crowned
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