Kenya

The Athi River drops about twenty-seven metres at Fourteen Falls, near Thika, over a rock face broad enough to split […]

Kiambethu is a working tea farm at Limuru, up in the cool highlands above Nairobi, and the same family has

Mount Longonot is a dormant stratovolcano standing on the floor of the Rift Valley near Naivasha, two hours from Nairobi.

Hell’s Gate is one of the very few national parks in Kenya where you are allowed out of the vehicle,

The Tana at Sagana, two hours north of Nairobi, carries some of the best commercially run white water in East

Ol Pejeta in Laikipia is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, and it is where the last two

Carnivore in Langata is the restaurant everyone tells you about, and it has twice made the list of the world’s

Nairobi was a swamp with a railway siding on it in 1899. It is now the largest city in East

Paradise Lost sits at Kiambu on the northern edge of Nairobi, fifty-four green acres built around a prehistoric cave system

Karen Blixen ran a coffee plantation below the Ngong Hills from 1917 to 1931, and the farmhouse she lived in