Why do we feel so drawn to travel? Is it the thrill of the unknown, the chance to escape our daily routines or a sense of adventure.

As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to bid goodbyes to your Netflix – binge sessions and embark on a journey that will not only open your eyes but also your mind to the marvels of the world.

Traveling in Kenya will allow you to immerse yourself in the different ways of life, culture, food, music and traditions. It allows you to delve deeper into the diversity of the country and meet new people.

To have a full experience on the wonders of magical Kenya, venture beyond the vibrant cities and discover the hidden gems of the breathtaking savannahs of Maasai Mara or the Tsavo (safari’s from KSH10,000-KSH100,000 per person) to the clear blue waters of Diani (KSH 3,000- KSH 20,000 per person) and Watamu (KSH 3,000- KSH 10,000 per person), to the lakes of Baringo (KSH 2,000- KSH 10,000 per person), Bogoria (KSH 2,000- KSH 5,000 per person), Victoria (KSH 2,000 – KSH 10,000 per person) and Turkana (KSH 10,000 – KSH 50,000 per person) which offer a variety of experiences altogether.

The serene atmosphere of the deserts of Chalbi (KSH 5,000- KSH 20,000 per person) and Shaba (KSH 5,000 – KSH 20,000 per person) are also a travel destination for you.

Each of these destinations offers a wide range of leisure activities. In the Maasai Mara, one can go for safari game drives to see the Big Five, hot air balloon rides, cultural visits to Maasai villages and get to learn and experience the cultures and traditions of the Maasai people.

In the Tsavo, you can climb the ancient rock formations, safari game drives or go birdwatching. At the pristine beaches of Watamu and Diani, you can bask up in the sun or indulge in the exciting beach activities (snorkeling, kite surfing, scuba diving).

With interests in exploring the arid landscapes of the Chalbi and Shaba deserts, one can engage in activities such as camel riding and jeep cruising. Complementing the desert and savannah experiences are the rich aquatic activities to indulge oneself in.

Travelers to Lake Turkana can enjoy visiting the nearby national parks, fishing and bird watching. Lake Baringo is great for boating, bird watching and also wildlife viewing in the for instance; Ruko Community Conservancy. Lake Bogoria on the other hand is famous for it’s hot springs and flamingos, ideal for bird watching.

Another hidden gem is the Shimba Hills National Reserve, home to the critically endangered sable antelope. The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is welcoming Kenyans to visit this hidden gem, where lush landscapes, wildlife, and the breathtaking Sheldrick’s Falls await.

You can feel the coastal charm as you explore the trails, the falls, and discover one of Kenya’s treasures.

You can also treat yourself to an exciting trip at Lake Nakuru National Park. This stunning destination allows you to experience firsthand the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant wildlife that define Kenya’s safari experience.

You can explore the park’s iconic features, from the stunning Makalia Falls to the diverse birdlife and wildlife that thrive in this unique ecosystem.

Lake Elementaita Wildlife Sanctuary, in Nakuru County, is also a top destination for you, where you can wake up to pelicans and flamingos as the sun kisses you. Park entry fees are only KSh215 for adults and KSh125 for children (Citizens and Residents).