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- Conquer Mount Kenya
Standing at just over 3,800 metres (17,000 feet) tall, Mount Kenya is the highest mountain in the country and the second highest in Africa. The massif comprises three main peaks: Batian and Nelion (the two highest and highly technical climbs) and Point Lenana (no technical climbing skills required but still challenging). Trekking through breathtaking mountain scenery of glaciers, lakes, mineral springs, and alpine forests is a rewarding experience for active travelers. - Cycle Through Hell’s Gate
Hell’s Gate National Park allows visitors to explore on foot or bicycle due to the absence of dangerous animals. The park features two extinct volcanoes that have shaped its unique landscape with geothermal features like hot springs and natural geysers. Bicycles are available for rent inside the park, making it an enjoyable way to experience the open spaces. - Scuba Dive, Wind Surf & Jet Ski at Diani Beach
Diani Beach is renowned for water sports such as snorkeling and scuba diving. It offers a lively atmosphere with beautiful white sands and safe waters perfect for various activities like kayaking, jet skiing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and paddleboarding. The best time for scuba diving is between November and April when marine life is abundant. - Dine at Ali Barbour’s Cave
This unique restaurant located in a naturally sculpted coral cave offers an unforgettable dining experience under the stars. Known for its romantic atmosphere, Ali Barbour’s Cave serves delicious seafood dishes alongside other options in a stunning setting. - Swim With Bioluminescent Plankton in Kilifi
Kilifi Creek is famous for its bioluminescent plankton that creates a magical display after sunset. Swimming among these glowing organisms provides a unique nighttime experience that can only be found in a few places worldwide. - Adopt an Elephant or Rhino at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust rescues orphaned elephants and rhinos from poaching threats. By adopting one of these animals for as little as USD 50 a year, you can support their care while receiving updates about your adopted animal. - Tick Off Your Bird Checklist at Lake Nakuru
Lake Nakuru National Park is home to over 400 bird species including flamingos and various raptors. It offers reliable sightings of large mammals like white rhinos and lions while providing incredible photographic opportunities amidst beautiful landscapes. - Step Back in Time in Lamu Town
Lamu Island features one of East Africa’s oldest Swahili settlements with well-preserved architecture and narrow alleys free from vehicles. Its rich history makes it an ideal destination for cultural tourists seeking tranquility away from crowded areas. - See Lake Turkana From the Sky
Lake Turkana is known as the world’s largest alkaline lake situated in Northern Kenya’s arid region. A helicopter safari provides breathtaking views of this unique landscape filled with rocky outcrops and ancient forests. - Explore the Ruins of Gedi
Located near Malindi on Kenya’s coast, Gedi Ruins are archaeological remnants of a once-thriving Swahili city dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can explore this mysterious site surrounded by lush indigenous forest while learning about its historical significance.
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