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Friday, 14 January 2022

5 prime destinations every safari lover should visit in Kenya

It is often said that when God was creating Heaven, he first created Kenya as a guide, this owing to the fact that anyone can be spoil for choices when it comes to safari splendid locations. As the undisputed home of the African safari, Kenya offers safari lovers a unique chance to experience many of the natural wonders of the continent in a relatively short time as well as getting to know more of about its cultural heritage.

There are many favorite destinations for all the travelers – be it on honeymooners, family vacations, adventurers, name it! as it provides unrivaled nature - and cultural -travel experiences, with hotels, safari lodges and camps providing excellent accommodation.

The below destinations are  'must visit' during your Kenyan Visit

Saturday, 4 June 2016

Is there Internet access while on Safari?


The answer to this varies widely depending on where you are headed. East African safari lodges more often than not, will have WiFi available as locations tend to be more accessible and less remote than in other southern African countries. 

However, wherever you are on safari, expect some unreliability with connections, as you will be quite removed from towns, cities or major hubs.


Places you are least likely to have WiFi or any kind of internet or cell coverage, will be the Lake Nakuru, Samburu, Masai Mara, northern Tanzania safari circuit and other few wilderness areas Kenya and Tanzania.

Speed and reliability of internet connection also varies greatly depending on where you are going. Kenya, as you’ll see, has Safaricom which offers bundles with a good 3G network – you can buy bundles when going on safari if it’s important for you to have a good connection.

Don’t expect to get any good coverage while actively out in the bush, going on game drives. But this is where you should really be focusing on “getting away” and enjoying your surroundings and magnificent wildlife!

Kenya

Safaricom provides a good 3G network in most parts of the country, even remote areas. Most high-end hotels and lodges have WiFi, if not in the rooms then definitely in the main areas, and usually this is complimentary or incurs a small charge.
If it is important for you to have a connection, make sure to contact the lodge or hotel you’re staying at to confirm that there are facilities.Keep in mind that the more remote you are, for example out in the Masai Mara, the slower or more intermittent your connection will likely be.

Complimentary WiFi is increasingly becoming the norm in Kenyan hotels and safari lodges, so chances are good that you will be able to connect at major hotels and lodges.


Tanzania

Major hotels and lodges will have WiFi or a connection in the central areas. Where there isn’t WiFi available, some lodges offer a computer with internet for guest use, if you want to catch up on emails, let family and friends know how you are or do any brief business.

Very remote tented camps will have limited or no connection, and cell coverage will also be intermittent. If you are worried about safety factors in camps in Tanzania or Kenya, all camps and lodges have satellite phones for communication, and you are never completely cut off.


Most lodges in the Southern Tanzania do not have internet access due to their remote locations. 
Some high end lodges will offer WiFi in main areas or rooms, but again it’s important to check with the lodge if they offer this.


Again, satellite phones will be standard at all camps and lodges, if there are any sorts of emergencies.

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Wednesday, 3 April 2013

The annual wildbeest Migration Pattern

The Monthly Migratory Patterns:

Due to varying weather conditions and other such factors, the Migration can differ in its location at any time of the year. However a general prediction for the Migratory pattern month-by-month can be summarised as follows:

Wednesday, 18 July 2012

Wildebeest Migration 2012 finally arrives to Masai Mara!

This year's annual wildebeest Migration finally arrives to Masai Mara . Big herds have been sighted near Sand River border and expected to be spread out acros Mara in the next couple of days. Word have it that the delay in arrival this year is due to amount of grass on their way.

The great annual migration of millions of zebra, wildebeest (gnu) and other antelope in East Africa tops almost every list of safari experiences. When you plan your trip, you'll need information about the annual migration, the best times to witness this wildlife spectacle, where to stay, and when to see it in Kenya and Tanzania.


Sunday, 6 May 2012

The KENYA you will want to come back, time and again!

plains of Masai Mara
For many ages, Kenya has been made popular for Safari owing to myriads of authentic destinations.
'Jambo and Karibu' are the Swahili words for Hello and Welcome that greet Kenya visitors almost everywhere they go. The represent the warmth of the Kenyan people, who are more than ready to welcome you as you sample our country's diversified tourism product.