The Masai Mara National Reserve is a 1510 km² protected area, which was established in 1974 and is managed by the Narok county government, it is separated from the smaller, privately managed Mara Triangle, by the Mara River. It is also surrounded by several privately managed conservancies, making up around another 1500km² of protected area. … Read more
Mount Suswa Conservancy is one of our favourite off the beaten track places to head to for an adventure and some bush camping! Mount Suswa is a shield volcano with a double crater rim, which has a network of lava caves underground, and, as it’s still active, the area emits steam jets from vents in … Read more
Amboseli National Park is a small park in the south of Kenya on the border of Tanzania. Approximately 4 hours drive from Nairobi, it is widely known for its views of Africa’s highest mountain, Kilimanjaro and its huge elephant herds. Located in the land of the Maasai tribe, the park is just 392 km2 and … Read more
