National Parks.

Amboseli :: read more ..

In the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, snow fed streams descend to the dead pan floor of this magnificent elephant preserve. Stunning scenery. A highlight of this park is the small papyrus filled game blessed swamp areas.

Lake Naivasha :: read more ..

Not in fact a park itself though it borders on a small reserve, this fresh water lake is fed from underground rivers and is a quiet stopping off point to more distant places from Nairobi. The razor edges of Mt. Longonot provide stark contrast to the quiet waters.

Lake Nakuru :: read more ..

Home of greater and lesser flamingoes. Nestled in the Great Rift valley with other lakes like Naivaisha, migrating birds do a 'lake hop' down the rift. If you are lucky they may be nesting. Don't miss the Mountain of God's head at Elementaita.

Masai Mara :: read more ..

The jewel of Parks of Kenya. Sun filled and dried yellow in the hot season, rain drenched, emerald green in the rains, this is wildebeeste heaven. And of lions too.

Samburu :: read more ..

Arid, peculiarly northern Kenyan, borassus palm, savannah, rocky outcrops and snaking green river arteries in yellow grasslands, all rolled into one.

Tsavo East and West :: read more ..

Huge. There were once man eating lions here as the laid the tracks of the railway to Uganda. Nowadays, close to the coast, it is the easiest park to reach from the beach. Flat. On the Yassus plataeu Africa goes on forever.

Tanzania Parks :: read more .. Tarangire :: Serengeti :: NgoroNgoro

Tanzania parks - of which there are many and of huge diversty. Ngoro Ngoro a heritage site, Mount Kilimanjaro for the fit, Selous for those who need space, Tarangire for natural beauty and Serengeti for rocky islands in grassy seas. Tanzania parks are quite comparable with Kenya's.

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