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| Fly to Laikipia, the gateway to Kenya’s wild Northern frontier. Wild and sparsely populated, much of it is owned by private ranches and local communities and feature guest houses, homestays and private camps. This area of beautiful protected wilderness has become sanctuary for elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, wild dog and a wealth of plains game, including many endemic species only found north of the equator. |
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| Mombasa is an Indian Ocean coastal city with exceptional beaches, diverse marine life, world-class hotels and friendly people. Its history dates back to 16th century, with African, Portuguese, Arabic and British influences. The town's culture attractions including historical ruins such as Fort Jesus and the Old Town. Activities include deep-sea fishing, scuba diving , dolphin watching and other water sports. Nightlife in Mombasa is always exciting, and the clubs and casinos can keep you going all night long. |
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| Malindi is a historic beach holiday town with mixed traces of African, Chinese, Arab and European cultures. it has beach hotels, restaurants other eateries offering predominantly Italian and coastal sea-food cuisine. With stretches of long white beaches, swim, deep sea fishing, snorkel, dive and visit the marine park alongside other beach sports. |
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| Lamu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the oldest and best-preserved Swahili traditional settlement. Built in coral stone and mangrove timber, the town is characterized by the simplicity of structural forms enriched by such features as inner courtyards, verandas, and elaborately carved wooden doors. Travel is by foot, by boat or traditional dhow - or on donkey-back. Secluded beaches and bays, remote islands, watersports, swimming and relaxation are hallmarks of a Lamu visit. In Lamu, you step back in time to a bygone era! |
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