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Lamu Island lies off Kenya’s northern coast, close enough to the Somali border that its history has always been shaped as much by the monsoon trade […]
Nairobi National Park sits close enough to Kenya’s capital that on a clear game drive it is entirely possible to photograph a lion resting in golden […]
Diani Beach stretches for roughly seventeen kilometers along Kenya’s southern coast, a short drive south of Mombasa across the Likoni ferry crossing or the newer Likoni […]
The Great Rift Valley cuts through Kenya from north to south like a scar left by the earth pulling itself apart, which is essentially what it […]
For much of the late twentieth century, Lake Nakuru was shorthand for one of the natural world’s most extravagant sights: a soda lake ringed almost entirely […]
The Madaraka Express, Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway service linking Nairobi and Mombasa, has quietly become one of the more enjoyable and least stressful ways to cover […]
Most Kenyan safaris happen from behind the wheel of a Land Cruiser, glass and metal keeping a respectful and legally mandated distance between visitor and predator. […]
Amboseli National Park is known first for its view: elephants moving across open grassland with the snow-streaked bulk of Mount Kilimanjaro rising behind them across the […]
Malindi sits on Kenya’s central coast roughly two hours north of Mombasa by road, and it carries a layered history that few other Kenyan towns can […]
The Samburu people, whose ancestral homeland spans the semi-arid rangeland of north-central Kenya around Samburu National Reserve, are often introduced to visitors as cousins of the […]
Kenya’s private conservancy movement has, over the past three decades, quietly become one of the country’s most consequential developments in wildlife tourism, reshaping how a significant […]
Watching the sun rise over the Maasai Mara from a hot air balloon, wildebeest herds reduced to slow-moving dark ribbons across a landscape stretching to the […]