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Top things to do in Kenya

• Soak up the sun on the stunning white sandy beaches.
  
  
• The vast beds of coral are the perfect place to snorkel and scuba dive
  
  
• Come face to face with the world's 'Big 5' on a Kenyan safari
  
  
• Brave the Mamba crocodile farm with its ten thousand resident crocodiles.
  
  
• Barter in the old town of Mombasa for jewellery, woodcarvings of animals and tribal artefacts.
  
  

Kenya Information
Kenya is perfect for those people who like adventure and excitement, as Kenya can offer you 3 amazing safari’s which are Masai Mara, Tsavo east and Tsavo West. There is over 300 miles of beaches with amazing white sands and crystal clear waters that are just waiting for you.

If animals on land aren’t your thing then why not look at them below us say, under the sea in a class bottom boat, there you will see the most vivid colored corals and fish.

You can visit the old town were you will see narrow streets with sellers dotted all over them, who are selling jewels, gold and spices.

If you’re into exploring then why not take trip to the Maruhubi Palace, formerly the sultan’s harem. Or maybe the Fort Jesus by night where you can dine under the stars which is around £50.In Bamburi there are crocodile farms and butterfly farms that really is a sight to see.

Kenya appeals to all ages as it has something for everyone!

If your looking for the warmest time of the year then the best months to go are January to April were the temperature can go just over 30 C, but if your looking for something more cooler then May to December are the better months for you.

Western Highlands
These lush green hills are a bird watchers and hill walkers paradise …
Shimba Hills
High and Cool, these hills are the perfect getaway from the coastal heat, and home to a fascinating range of wildlife …
Taita and Chyulu Hills
Framing the vast wilderness of Tsavo, these hills have great wildlife and greater views of Kilimanjaro …

Most visitors to Kenya want to experience the country's world famous wildlife. But there are many different ways to experience the Kenyan wilderness. Whether you want to drive by a pride of lions in a four wheel drive, walk through herds of plains game, watch a herd of elephants from the comfortable veranda of a safari lodge, track game on horseback or search for rare birds in a thick rainforest, the possibilities are endless.

Kenya's wilderness areas are famous world wide. The name Kenya has become synonymous with the great wilds of Africa.But they represent far more than you would ever expect, protecting and showcasing a broad range of habitats and species. They are complex ecologies that depend on the conservation of diverse natural resources and systems. The Parks, Sanctuaries and Conservation areas co-exist with and depend on the communities that surround them, and work together to protect the future.

From the depths of a coral reef to alpine mountains, from one of the worlds most endangered owls to a herd of wildebeest more than a million strong, the wilderness of Kenya is a wonder to behold..
Maasai Mara
The World's most famous Game Reserve, this vast plain land is home to the world's greatest wildlife spectacle, the annual wildebeest migration...
Amboseli
Enter the majestic realm of the Elephant, a land crowned by the snow capped peak of Kilimanjaro…
Tsavo East and West
Kenya's largest National Park is an epic wilderness crossed by the tracks of a long and exotic history…
Laikipia
This remote wilderness is the perfect place to get away from it all for your individual safari adventure…
Samburu, Shaba & Buffalo Springs
In this dry, thorn studded land water means life and the rivers draw an endless array of wildlife…
Meru
Unknown, unspoiled, untouched, Meru is a paradise awaiting discovery...
The North of Kenya is a vast trackless expanse of desert and semi desert wilderness. This hot, sparsely populated land is a place of harsh and stunning beauty.

Among the stunning cliffs and ranges and thorn scrub of the North, live some of Kenya's last nomadic tribes. For these people, the desert wilderness is an integral part of their lives, and they cross these lands with camel trains following traditional routes older than any living memory.

Month	Temp (°C)	Sunshine	Rainfall
January	32°C	9hrs	4.8cm
February	33°C	9hrs	8.1cm
March	33°C	8hrs	14.0cm
April	31°C	8hrs	19.1cm
May	29°C	8hrs	15.5cm
June	29°C	8hrs	8.4cm
July	28°C	7hrs	5.8cm
August	28°C	7hrs	7.6cm
September	29°C	8hrs	6.4cm
October	29°C	8hrs	5.6cm
November	30°C	7hrs	8.6cm
December	31°C	8hrs	10.2cm

  9:30 hrs          Kenyan Shilling

Kenya Passport and Visa Information
You will require a full 10-year British passport valid for at least 6 months after your return to the UK.

A single entry visa is required (approx. £30). Visas can also be obtained on arrival with a cash payment of US$50 per person. Contact the Kenya High Commission for more information. For safaris that include Tanzania, a visa is also required that is approx. £35. Please contact the Tanzania High Commission.

Other Information about Kenya
Departure Tax: Compulsory overseas departure tax (approx. £11) will be added at the time of booking. You will no longer be required to pay your departure tax at check-in at your overseas airport.

NOTE: All charges, passport and visa requirements are subject to change. It is the responsibility of all guests to ensure they have the correct travel documents, we advise you to contact the appropriate consulate.

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