Hakuna Matata Kenya.

From the hectic and busy city of Nairobi or Mombasa to national parks or nature reserves. By Lakes Nakuru or Victory at sea of Watamu and Lamu. Kenya has so much to offer tourists and all it takes to provoke them the so-called "Africa sickness" once they return from holiday magic. Only those who set foot on this land will understand what it means ...

I want to describe to my safari ... Masai Mara, Tsavo and Amboseli ..

Masai Mara.
the most famous game reserve in Kenya, which is considered a "must see" for anyone who crosses Kenya. Bordering the Serengeti in Tanzania, with the substantial difference that, in this case, it is possible for the driver does not follow the paths but approach every animal ("off-piste") by cutting in the middle of the high grass, or just stay below the large acacias. Appreciate the silence broken by the sound of the wind, the sounds caused by the movement of animals walking in the bushes or the verses of birds fluttering in the clear sky...

Tsavo.
largest natural park in Kenya. The territory is divided into Tsavo East, mainly flat, with large areas of savannah crossed the Galana River, Tsavo West and more mountainous and humid, with alluvial plains and a lake, the Jipe.
Tsavo East is easily accessible from Mombasa, Malindi and Watamu in 4 hours maximum. Suitable for those who want to make a slight safari as generally are organized one-day safari, or two, spending the night in tented camps adequately equipped with private toilet inside or lodge. This part of the savannah is characterized by its red earth, for this reason the elephants and zebras who meet within the Tsavo East are completely covered with red and take a very characteristic appearance.
Tsavo West is completely different from Tsavo East. With its volcanic origins, the West, offers scenarios of a unique appeal and a wide variety of environments ..

Amboseli.
Without a doubt the main attraction Amboseli National Park is the highest peak of Africa: Mount Kilimanjaro, which separates Kenya from Tanzania.
They characterize the different habitats Amboseli: endless plains and dusty, lava rock formations covered with thorny bushes, acacia forests, palm groves, lakes and marshes. The underground rivers from the nearby Kilimanjaro feed, permanently, springs and lush ponds filled with papyrus that, in times of drought, are populated by many wild animals in search of water and food...

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