Kenya

While I visited much of Kenya, Nairobi sticks in my mind most. The massai market in town was a hand full. People pushing you to purchase. And being a woman it was even crazier to gain control and to shop the area. Streets are littered with bottle caps which funny in that I picked up many and brought them home as souvenirs for friends and family since the designs are so colorful and uniquely different. Its definitely a strange place but great experience. Most people I found to be friendly and very curious of my origin and desire to be in Kenya.

KENYANS!!! It all has to do with Powerthirst, I’m afraid.

By far the most amazing thing about Kenya was the safari on the masaimara.
We had the ulitmate experience, it was fantastic. Not only did we have breakfast in the middle of the masaimara, we were also a metre and a half away, on foot, from 2 rhinos (staged but who cares)
AND, completely not staged, we had a cheetah jump onto OUR jeep, 3 times. She had two little cubs, it was an experience of a lifetime.

At one of the nights we heard a big noise and we felt something like a earth quake. we went out side and we saw that huge elephent playing with a rock with her baby elephent.
those things are so strong it is amazing!

have been – it was wonderful!

Went on a safari in the Mara…Masai Mara. The capital, Nairobi, can be scary at night to go wondering. Wanted to trek out to Mombasa; however, time was against us. Would love to back on another safari and visit Mombasa!

Definitely one of the greatest place on Earth…!
With mom, we took a tour of 13 days in Kenya and visited Tanzania as well…Was unforgettable…

We stayed at Thomson Falls Hotel and it was beautiful… Haering the dogs barking at the hippos was eerie…. but the gushing sounds of the waterfall makes the stay really worthwhile…........

I traveled in Nairobi, Mombasa and around the southwest of Kenya. Breath-taking & beautiful.

I spent a month in Kenya in 2005, and I am about ready to return in December 2007 with my family for another month of adventure. Kenya is so beautiful, it’s an experience everyone should have at least once. My visit there has affected me for life, it changed me, the land, the animals, the people, they just got into my heart and created this magic inside of me. I was so enchanted by Kenya, from the white sand coast to the wild western Masai Mara game park, it is truly a unique and unmatched destination. My best time was sitting on the coast, at a resort in Diani Beach, and having a cocktail at night while a cool breeze blew the palm trees and carried the smell of the Indian Ocean. It was one of those moments where you know that that moment is going to be with you for the rest of your life, it was phenomenal. Kenya is phenomenal. Go there no matter what it takes.