Kenya. Not just safari

“I think that in the future everywhere I find myself in the world, I’ll wonder if in Ngong it is raining.” So Karen Blixen once said about Kenya. Explaining this sentence might seem simple, and it would even be if they had not already been to this fascinating country. The traveler whose eyes have been laid at least once on the Kenyan land, in fact, no longer feels able to describe it: too many suggestions, too many emotions, colors, sounds and smiles that can be put forth in simple words.

In every grain, a story. And what a story! This is why we talk about “bad of Africa”, the desire to go home nowadays, but still to be discovered. And whoever finds Kenya will not be immune from this evil in Africa.

Here you get in touch with nature, and then a bit ‘pure with yourself, because the country is richer than wild beauties than any other. From the Alpine prairies of Mount Kenya to the mighty coconut palms of the southern beaches of Mombasa; from the savannah that covers ample spaces, with shrubs that reach a man’s height, the black and white soil of limestone and black, to the desert, arid and bushy. Wherever you put your eye, here will capture some of the wildest glimpses of nature on the planet.