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KENYA HONEYMOON GETAWAYS
Known as the safari capital of Africa, Kenya - made famous by classic safari films like "Out of Africa" - offers rolling savannahs; crimson-clad Maasai and long stretches of tropical beaches.
Kenya honeymoon attractions include stunning game parks, sprawling lakes and majestic mountains, archaeological treasures and romantic, colonial-inspired safari camps making Kenya an unforgettable honeymoon safari destination. |
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Masai Mara National Reserve
In the south-western corner of the country, lies a vast rolling plain, home of the Great Migration - the natural phenomenon when millions of wildebeest and zebra migrate north from the Serengeti plains. Maasai tribespeople live on the reserve's fringes and are co-owners of the reserve. The reserve is one of Africa's premier wildlife destinations and boasts all the big game species. Besides the normal safari activities, it is also possible to go hot-air ballooning across the plains, one of the finest and most romantic ways to see Africa's wildlife while on honeymoon. |
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Mount Kenya
An extinct volcano, Mount Kenya is the second highest peak in Africa. With its rugged glacier-clad summits and forested middle slopes, Mount Kenya is one of the most impressive landscapes in East Africa. It offers easy or challenging ascents with superb scenic beauty. Part of the mountain's fascination is the variation in flora and fauna as the altitude changes. These forest belts are host to many different animals and plants with at least 11 unique species. |
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Mombasa
The tropical island city of Mombasa is the headquarters for Kenya's coastal tourist trade, but has none of the fine beaches to be found to the north and south. Instead, this is a place to savour the history of the East Coast of Africa, a history of slavery, pirates, war and adventure. However, off the coast of Mombasa lies 480 kms of spectacular coral reef. |
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Malindi
Malindi lies 125 kilometres north of Mombasa and is the Miami Beach of East Africa, with its stretch of beautiful hotels and vibrant nightlife. Offshore are the Malindi and Watamu Marine National Parks, home to some of the finest scuba diving and snorkelling in Africa. The coral reefs here are strictly protected. This is one of the few places in the world where it is possible to snorkel in water less than 3 m deep, and experience the kind of fish life usually reserved for scuba divers. |
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