Safari's In Kenya

[katharina]

This would be a good opportunity to visit where the sun is ever faithful,Mombasa and the Kenyan Coast.In Mombasa you can take an all day dhow trip,the main attraction of the north coast is its beaches,here you will find hotel and resort complexes to suit the taste of most beach holiday enthusiasts. From your north coast base, you may want to visit Mamba Village, reputed to be one of the worlds' largest crocodile farms.At the south coast you have plenty of chances to indulge in some thrilling marine activity such as water skiing, wind surfing, scuba diving, goggling and deep-sea fishing. The Shimba Hills National Reserve, directly inland from Diani is a surprise and you have the opportunity to see some of the wildlife that Kenya is famed for,and this is just a drop in the ocean of what you are about to experience if you visit the Kenyan Coast.The Kenyan coast has a tropical climate and it is a hot and humid place. Temperatures year round vary between 22° C and 33° C. July and August are the coolest months.

The coast sounds beautiful and I'd definitely choose one of those "cooler" months!  The wildlife at the
reserves is fascinating, too, but I'm pretty sure I'd opt to skip the crocodile farm.   

[ninikins]

Yes I would pick a cooler month too, seems more bearable to be honest

[Gaylene]

interesting pictures of what you expect to see upon visiting some places in kenya

[mara]

it is great

We travelling a lot in Africa (Kenya) and you can get real close to the wildlife.

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[traveller1]

Not sure when you want to travel to Kenya, but it will also depend on the time of travel. Like masai mara is often visited during the wildebeest migration which is often between July and October. That however doesn't mean that if you visited it at any other time you would not find wildlife actually far from it. Masai mara is rich in wildlife all year round.