Gorilla Trekking Expeditions — Travel Blog

Diani Beach Kenya: The Indian Ocean Coast Guide A Different Side of Kenya Begins on the Coast On the southern

Nairobi Top 10 Things to Do: Beyond the Airport Transit A City Worth Staying For, Not Just Passing Through Many

Karen Blixen Museum: “Out of Africa” Brought to Life A Historic Home in the Quiet Suburbs of Nairobi In the

Giraffe Centre Nairobi: A Must-Visit for Families A Gentle Encounter Just Outside the City On the quieter outskirts of Nairobi

David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: Nairobi’s Baby Elephant Nursery A Sanctuary Hidden on the Edge of the City Just outside the

Nairobi National Park: Safari Minutes from the City Centre A Safari That Begins at the Edge of a Capital City

Crescent Island Game Sanctuary: Walk Among Wildlife on Lake Naivasha Crescent Island Game Sanctuary offers one of the most unique

Mount Kenya National Park: Trekking Africa’s Second Highest Peak Mount Kenya National Park offers one of Africa’s most rewarding high-altitude

Aberdare National Park: Kenya’s Misty Mountain Safari Experience Aberdare National Park is one of Kenya’s most atmospheric and least conventional

The Rift Valley Lakes of Kenya: A Complete Circuit Guide There are few landscapes in Africa that feel as ancient,

Lake Bogoria: Where Flamingos Turn the Lake Pink Lake Bogoria is one of East Africa’s most visually dramatic saline lakes,

Lake Naivasha: Hippo Boat Rides and Flamingo Walks Lake Naivasha is one of Kenya’s most accessible and diverse freshwater lakes,

Laikipia Plateau: Kenya’s Rhino, Wild Dog and Elephant Country Laikipia Plateau is one of Kenya’s most progressive and wildlife-rich conservation

Samburu National Reserve: Kenya’s Unique Northern Wilderness Samburu National Reserve is one of Kenya’s most distinctive safari destinations, offering a

Maasai Mara vs Serengeti: Which Safari Destination Wins? Few comparisons in African travel carry as much weight as the choice

Fly Camping in Tanzania: The Ultimate Wild Sleepout Introduction to Fly Camping Fly camping in Tanzania represents one of the

Tanzania in April: The Shoulder Season Safari Strategy Introduction: Why April is a Strategic Time to Visit April in Tanzania

Hadzabe Bushmen: Tanzania’s Last Hunter-Gatherer Tribe The Hadzabe are among the last remaining hunter-gatherer societies in Africa, preserving a way