Being the world’s second-largest freshwater lake, Lake Victoria covers an area of nearly 70,000 sq km and is one of the chief sources of the Nile. Life here has not changed for centuries. The cultures are fascinating, people beautiful and scenery spectacular.

 

 

 

Shimba Hills runs parallel to the coast and is approximately one hour’s journey from Mombasa. Located at 500m above sea level, Shimba is covered by beautiful forest foliage and makes a refreshing break from the sticky humidity of the coast. There is not a great deal of big-game within the 310 sq km reserve but common species include elephant, buffalo and giraffe and for the lucky few, the rare sable antelope.

Deep on the nothern coastal town lies a beautiful Lamu Island.With its ancient and rich swahili culture.Its a great place worth a visit. Sumptous cuisine on varieties of sea food and trully hospitable people.

 

 

 

Kogelo, a rural village about six hours from Nairobi with an estimated population of 1,000 to 5,000, got its first wave of Obama-related publicity with the 1995 publication of Mr. Obama's memoir "Dreams from My Father."
Kogelo is surrounded by unspoiled and breathtakingly beautiful terrain with mountains, forests and lakes and abundant opportunities for seafaring, mountain-trekking, bird-watching and fishing.