Five Reasons Why You Should Join The Club On An African Safari In Kenya!

Kenya offers african safari enthusiasts so much more than open plains, jungles and wildlife; that's if you were wanting more more. I was amazed to learn Kenya can provide plenty of tropical paradise to visitors via it's amazing beaches.

African safari club members have been enjoying the wonderment Kenya has to offer for over 40 years and the amazing thing is, this magnificenr land is no secret!

Top Five Kenyan Attractions!

Let's examine the best of the best Kenya has to offer. Going on safari in Africa is for most, a once in a lifetime experience so make the most of your visit. That's why Kenya is such an attractive part of Africa to visitors; it has it all.

Kenyan Beaches

From the north in Lamu, all the way to Mombassa in the south, Kenya's beaches are a holiday zone on their own. White sands, relaxation, water sports: just about any activity you can imagine and exploring it's wonderful marine reserves adds further gloss to a beachside stay in this country. Taking in an all encompassing safari in Kenya would normally mean winding down on a sandy beach and this is a path many decide to choose... they leave the beaches till last!

Masai Mara

The Masai Mara is particularly attractive to visitors during the migration period for the wildbeest during the second half of the year. However, don't let this put you off not visiting this wildlife-filled haven during the first half of the year. The added attraction of seeing some of the world's most feared natural predators on the open plains of the Masai Mara is mouth-watering for many african safari club enthusiasts.

Samburu Safari

This may not make many people's top three Kenyan attractions but that is hard to understand. Samburu is a classic dry and arid African landscape cut in the middle by water which is a magnet for a great variety of wildlife. Elephants abound in this environment given the water available but you'll see everything from lions to leopards in Samburu.

Mount Kenya

A snow covered mountain top adds a further majestic touch to this usually hot and dry environment but that's what Mount Kenya offers. The second tallest peak in all of Africa, Mount Kenya is popular to hikers and mountain climbers. It's certainly a top five must see for african safari club devotees when visiting Kenya.

Amboselli National Park

While it's not the largest national park in Kenya, it's location is popular to tourists because of it's close proximity to Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboselli national park is a phoyographer's dream and apart from the scenery, is abundant in wildlife including lions, giraffes and zebras. It definately makes my top five list!