Most Popular Places and Activities to Explore in Kenya

Amboseli National Park

One of the African most favourite tourist places to view is herds of Elephants, cheetah, Lion, leopard, rhino, and buffalos in the Amboseli. You can also spot other wildlife like a hippo, big cats, giraffes, impala, variety of species in the plain dry region with local citizens' cattle buffaloes. Secondly, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak in Africa which is mostly covered with snow. Snow-capped Mountain is a crowning park in a wide area that has dramatic scenery which is 

another reason to visit Kenya.

Nairobi National Museum

Nairobi is one of the adventurous cities of Kenya with dazzling diversity for the visitors from Nairobi National Park, safari, malls, garden, to Nairobi National Museum. The Nairobi National Park is the home of big 5 giants, Zebra, Giraffe, Rhinos, and 400 different species of birds. Tourist can also educate themselves about Wildebeest reservation and conversation with some extinct animals. 

The Karura Reserve 

This is the phenomenal attraction for tourist to see lush green forest and to visit coastal view offering physical interaction with various wild animals including whale and dolphin in sanctuaries. 

Karen Blixen Museum 

It has historiography of Kenyan heritage culture; it was the house of Karen Blixen used for filming in a movie ‘Out of Africa’ after her book. An amazing garden is built by writer herself. 

The Uhuru Park 

The Uhuru Park “Nairobi’s Central Park” is the complete package of attraction includes, boat riding, historical monuments, indigenous forest, variety of Fauna and Flora with a beautiful backdrop of skyscrapers.

Marine National Park

Mombasa is an island connected by bridges and ferries to the Kenyan coast. Spreading widely along the mainland to the north and south Kenya. This is the most fascinating tourist hub with palm studded strands fringed by shimmering coral reefs.

Tourists around the world enjoy diving and snorkelling inside Marine National Park, whereas the north side of Mombasa is surrounded by Palm-lined shores, crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and a profusion of water sports, resorts, and entertainment venues provide plenty of tourist action. 

Diani Beach

Clear blue sea water, along mighty palm trees, with shimmery white sand has a dramatic scenery which offers visitors windsurfing, sailing, snorkelling, kitesurfing, and diving to water skiing and parasailing. The Beach resorts, hotels, villas are mostly booked for honeymoon and for family vacations.

Haller Park

It is also another attractive avenue for the animal lovers. Park contains looks of wild Park adding Fish farm, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, waterbucks and hippos.

The Mombasa Tusks

Two pairs of giant aluminium elephant tusks crossing the dual carriageway is also attractive mark in a town, which makes “M” for Mombasa. That was 

developed on pay a tribute to Queen Elizabeth and to capture her honourable visit to Kenya.

Ukunda City

It is a bustling town of substantial size with daily markets, major bus routes (Dar-Es-Salaam, Mombasa), an airport, restaurants with the delicious meal, lively bars and boutiques. Find that perfect souvenir at one of the smaller shops, or reinvent your entire artistic aesthetic at your new favourite gallery.

Tsavo National Park

This is the largest national park of Kenya, divided into East and West Tsavo parks. The East Tsavo is generally flat with dry plains across which the Galana River flows.  Tsavo East is famous for sightings of large elephant herds rolling and bathing in red dust. Lugard falls is one of the spectaculars found in 

Tsavo East national park and a thrilling feature to visit on Kenya Walking safari in the park. Lugard falls features a series of white-water rapids and is formed in the Galana river caused of rocks that blocked the flow of water from Galana river thus forming rapids that resulted into the waterfalls. 

The unique beauty of the site comes from the multi-coloured rocks with strips of pink, light grey and white which are catching. There is a parking area at the falls and visitors can either climb around the eroded rocks or walk down the river for a better view of the rapids. Giant crocodiles and hippopotamus can be seen below the falls.

One of the best times to visit Kenya is from July to September because the weather turns pleasant, and also, wildebeest are more vibrant in these suitable conditions. A great place to see wildebeest migration is towards the Tanzanian coast.