The local government also has a hand in the great number of tourists received every year in the airports, bus, and train terminuses. Despite the country’s low economy, it holds a series of tourist appeals that surprisingly attract the locals too. Isn’t this amazing?
Firstly, the country holds a wide range of wild and endangered species which are safeguarded from humankind in electric-fenced parks for safety. There are a variety of parks in Kenya that are open to visit at a fee for each. There are different types of wild animals including The Big Five ie. lions, elephants, buffalos, rhinos, and leopards. These parks are Masai Mara Game Reserve, Nairobi national park, Samburu national park, and Lake Nakuru national park among others. Experience the magnificent view of the savanna through your safari, and get the chance to view different types of animals from a hot air balloon.
Secondly, for those who love adventures, your destination should be Kenya. Always begin with hiking to relax your mind from your trip. Some places you can visit are Mt Longonot, The Sleeping Warrior, Dragon’s Teeth – Ole Satima, or Mt Kipipiri. If camping is not your thing, you can decide to visit any of the adventure camps here in Kenya. The camps offer lucrative activities like bungee jumping over waterfalls, zip lining under bridges, paragliding tandems, archery, mud fun experience, wild swings over forests, swimming, and sliding in waterfalls, and many other adventurous activities. Some of the camps are, Camp Ndunda, Rhino River Camp, Mawingu Camp, and Rapids Camp.
Have you ever wondered why the Kenyan coast holds more tourists than any other place? The coast holds many breathtaking gems that every person longs to visit. Here are some of the places you would put in your bucket list the next time you visit Kenya :
- Mambrui dunes
- The Mirror Pool
- Cave restaurant
- Falcony Rescue Center
- Kipepeo Butterfly Sanctuary
- Dolphin Conservation at Watamu Marine Park
- Turtle Bay
You might also want to learn and feel the struggle of great power throughout the centuries and its influence today from the walls of Fort Jesus. The delicacies of the Swahili people also compel people to the coast.
To add, you might again want to swim in the blue waters of Ngare Ndare or visit the beach with black sand on Mfangano Island. While some choose the fascinating view of the winding roads down the floor of Rift Valley as their appeal others prefer to experience the relaxing view of the highest waterfall in Kenya in Karuru. Kenya is simply a home of countless adventures and safari experiences that cannot all be put down on paper. The beauty of nature, and different cultural practices, and traditions are all tourist attractions. Never miss out on a safari experience in any of Kenya’s gems.
