A Walk in the Wild

Kenya is land full of history and preserved culture. It’s home to the Masai people, who still protect and embrace their cultural value and traditions to this day, as they choose to stay away from modernity to keep their ceremonies and values. Most of them are still very conservative people, but have become part of the community that work together with others to protect the land and the animals that live there. As we start from Nairobi National Park and make our way to the edge of Masai Mara National Reserve, this is a soul-searching trip that’ll leave you with unforgettable memories. The Big 5 should naturally be on top of the list, along with some species exclusive to the East Africa and with some luck you could catch some of the most elusive smaller animals that hunt early in the morning before the sun comes up. There are land’s biggest mammals, elephants, giraffes, and rhinos, majestic big cats like lions and leopards, the rare impalas and Beisa oryx, the lesser kudu, and more. Don’t miss out swimming under Ol Lasur Waterfall at the edge of the Great Rift Valley and prepare to getting used to the beauty of the sunrises and sunsets of East Africa.