Ol Pejeta Conservancy: Home of the Last Northern White Rhinos Ol Pejeta Conservancy is Kenya's most important single wildlife conservation site in the 21st century. This 90,000-acre conservancy on the…

Chalbi Desert Kenya: East Africa's Salt Flat Wilderness Chalbi Desert Kenya is the largest desert in East Africa and one of the most remote and visually dramatic landscapes on the…

Lake Turkana Jade Sea: The World's Largest Desert Lake Lake Turkana, often called the Jade Sea, ranks among Africa’s most extraordinary natural wonders. Its striking green colour comes from blue-green…

Buffalo Springs Kenya: The Ewaso Nyiro's Southern Bank Safari Buffalo Springs Kenya forms the southern half of the famous northern Kenya reserve system, alongside Samburu National Reserve. Covering 131 square…

Matthews Range Kenya: East Africa's Most Remote Mountain Wilderness Matthews Range Kenya is one of the country’s most isolated and pristine wilderness destinations. Rising to 2,688 metres, this remote massif…

Samburu Special Five: Northern Kenya's Unique Wildlife Treasures The Samburu special five are the five endemic and near-endemic wildlife species that make Samburu and Buffalo Springs National Reserves uniquely valuable…

Kenya Camel Safari: Crossing the Northern Frontier on Camelback A Kenya camel safari offers one of East Africa’s most adventurous and culturally authentic wilderness experiences. It follows ancient caravan routes…

Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary: Kenya's Finest Black Rhino Tracking Experience Ngulia rhino sanctuary is the most productive black rhino tracking destination in southern Kenya. This fenced 90-square-kilometre rhino sanctuary sits within…

Tsavo Lions History: The Man-Eaters That Stopped a Railway Tsavo lions history is one of Africa’s most famous wildlife stories. In 1898, two maneless male lions killed railway workers during…

Tsavo West Mzima Springs: Crystal Water, Hippos, and Volcanic Wonders Tsavo West Mzima Springs is one of the most remarkable natural phenomena in all of East Africa. This set of…