Kenya Travel

Kenya

Kenya

Kenya, in the main attraction of Eastern Africa a really different holiday experience, with it's pale sandy beaches complimented by the immense game reserves just a short distance away. Everyone dreams of going to Africa to go on safari, seeing some of the most impressive wildlife of the entire globe, and then chill out and lie in the sun on the coast of the Indian Ocean.

The shore of Kenya has it's own wildlife and attractions. The terrific marine parks and reserves, particularly at Kisite and Watamu, balmy water temperatures, relatively shallow depths and salinity make reefs along the coast of Kenya wealthy in exotic corals and tropical fish. The town of Mombasa is placed on an island adjacent to a well-located space in the barrier reef and is joined to mainland Africa by a boat in the south and bridges. It has the biggest port in East Africa. The town of Mobasa dates back to the twelfth century where spice traders came from Arabia brought over by the trade winds. The Old Town, overpowered by the Medieval Fortress Jesus, has a extreme Arabian feel, with spices sellers, gold and jewels in the thin lanes. Diani Beach, to the south of Mombasa, has grown into a trendy resort where new hotels are receptive to the volume and look of the other buildings surrounding them, with attributes such as remarkable 'makuti' thatched roofs in the customary African style. Exotic wildlife, coral gardens, beaches encased by shallow waters – Kenya's natural grace is limitless.

Kenya North Coast

Along the coastline north of Mombasa, Kenya sits the friendly resort of Watamu. From a small village next to the sea has emerged a bustling resort with holiday makers returning every year to enjoy the warm hospitality of the local people. Whether you want to relax on the beach, be energetic in the waters or explore the regions natural beauty in Kenya.