Kenya
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Kenya

Possessing a magical combination of superb white sandy beaches  protected by coral reefs and shaded by casuarinas trees - an ideal setting to relax; magnificent wildlife in their natural habitat with the back drop of Mount Kilimanjaro plus an opportunity for a bit of adventure.

The game reserves are renowned for the 'Big Five': elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino are all quite common.  The Rift Valley, the greatest geological fault in the world, has grasslands that have been grazed for over 3000 years and the deep blue waters of the crater lakes provide a magnetic draw for wildlife.

Tented accommodation in the game reserves capture the perfect outdoor experience while offering all the comforts of a luxury hotel with elegant furnishings and facilities.

The clear azure waters of the Indian Ocean lap the white sandy beaches of Mombassa and provide a home to an abundance of exotic marine life with big game fish stalking the deeper waters.  Arab traders, Portuguese explorers, Indian merchants and British colonists have all left their mark on Mombasa which, mingled with the indigenous Swahili culture, has resulted in a colourful blend of language, faith, architecture, food and dress.
 

Loisaba Lodge, Laikipia	Govenors' Il Moran Camp. Masai Mara	Jahazi House, Lamu Island	Alfajiri Villas, Mombasa	Galdessa Camp, Tsavo
This private game reserve on 60,000 acres is in an outstandingly beautiful wilderness with abundant wildlife ......	This exclusive camp is situated along the banks of the Mara River and hidden in the shadow of ancient trees ......	Standing on the edge of the Indian Ocean in two acres of garden, the house is built of coral block .....	Overlooking the Indian Ocean and considered by many to be the finest villas on the East Coast .....	Under the shade of the Doum palms, Galdessa is divided in to downstream and upstream camps ......