Mombasa
Mombasa’s rich Swahili culture and turquoise beaches make it Kenya’s coastal gem.
Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam blends African rhythm with Indian Ocean charm.
Nanyuki
Sitting on the Equator at the foothills of Mount Kenya, Nanyuki is a picturesque base for mountain treks and luxury wilderness lodges.
Nairobi
Nairobi, Kenya’s vibrant capital, fuses wildlife, culture, and cosmopolitan energy. It’s one of the few cities in the world where you can spot lions by morning and enjoy rooftop dining by night.
Nairobi – Capital City
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Mount Elgon National Park
An ancient volcano straddling Uganda’s eastern frontier — waterfalls, caves, and one of the world’s largest calderas.
Jinja & Source of the Nile
Adventure capital of East Africa — where the world’s longest river begins its journey north from Lake Victoria.
Ssese Islands
A tropical archipelago of 84 islands on Lake Victoria — palm beaches, forest trails, and pure relaxation.
Lake Bunyonyi
Uganda’s most scenic lake — dotted with 29 islands and surrounded by terraced hills near Kabale.
Lake Mburo National Park
Uganda’s most accessible park — rolling hills, lakes, and savanna with zebras and antelope just a few hours from Kampala.
Kidepo Valley National Park
Uganda’s wild frontier — remote savannas, rugged mountains, and abundant wildlife on the edge of Kenya and South Sudan.
Rwenzori Mountains National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage alpine wonderland — Africa’s highest mountain range after Kilimanjaro, shrouded in mist and myth.