8 articles to prepare your trip
Mont Kenya
An extinct stratovolcano rising to 5,199 m, Mount Kenya offers three summits, glacial lakes and a UNESCO-listed national park, accessible from Nanyuki.
Loiyangalani
On the eastern shore of Lake Turkana, Loiyangalani brings together Samburu and Turkana fishermen and the rare El Molo community, set against volcanic and windswept landscapes.
On the eastern shore of Lake Turkana, Koobi Fora is one of the major fossil sites documenting human evolution, UNESCO-listed and part of Sibiloi National Park.
Central Island
UNESCO-listed volcanic island in Lake Turkana, Central Island brings together three crater lakes, over 12,000 Nile crocodiles and a rich avifauna.
Mount Elgon
An extinct volcano, a caldera among the world's largest, caves inhabited by elephants: Mount Elgon is Kenya's ultimate off-the-beaten-path safari.
Lamu
UNESCO-listed Swahili port, Lamu blends coral alleyways, donkeys, dhows and 12 km beaches. Everything you need to plan your stay on the Kenyan archipelago.
Nakuru
Nestled in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Nakuru brings together rhinoceros, Rothschild giraffes and over 400 bird species just 150 km from Nairobi.
Rift Valley
Safari, volcanoes and alkaline lakes: Kenya's Great Rift Valley brings together Masai Mara, Amboseli, Nakuru and Hell's Gate on the lands of humanity's cradle.
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