My Time in Kenya

Most people know that Kenya is in Africa. Well, maybe I’m being generous when I say most people. Geography isn’t necessarily part of many Americans’ strength when it comes to knowledge. Maybe it’s because we are generally “secluded” on a world scale. After all, we are surrounded on both sides by oceans. To the north, there is Canada. To the south, there is Mexico. That’s it! Even if someone knows that Kenya is in Africa, many don’t know exactly where. They may not know that it borders Somalia and the Indian Ocean. I know this well because I traveled to Kenya by sea. For more Knowledge about click following link:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenya

Traveling To Kenya

Kenya is a land of stunning beauty and captivating culture. From the bustling cities of Nairobi to the tranquil beaches of Mombasa, Kenya has much to offer travelers from around the world. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, this east African nation delivers a unique experience in each corner of its vibrant landscape.

Outdoor Enthusiasts Love Kenya

For outdoor enthusiasts, hiking through the valleys and mountains of Kenya’s iconic national parks is an unforgettable experience that allows visitors to get up close and personal with some of Africa’s most awe-inspiring wildlife. Other activities include rafting down rivers, exploring caves, and game viewing safaris.

The Villages Of Nairobi

If you’re looking to take things at a slower pace, there are plenty of cultural activities available as well. Visiting villages outside Nairobi is an enriching experience that offers insight into traditional Kenyan life and customs. For those who want to learn more about the history of the region, there are plenty of museums and historical sites worth visiting that provide insight into Kenya’s past.

Kenya Has Beautiful Beaches

Kenya is also a great destination for beach lovers; Mombasa offers white sandy beaches with crystal clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling in coral reefs abundant with marine life. The coastline also features plenty of excellent restaurants serving up local dishes cooked with fresh ingredients like seafood caught straight from the ocean.

My Time in Kenya

The Elephants Of Kenya

The day I pulled into the seaport was a hot one. Africa, after all, has deserts. Much of its landscape is arid. But there was plenty of vegetation where I was. I first landed in Mombasa, Kenya. There, on the pier, there were locals who were essentially merchants. They were selling all types of handmade objects. There were statues of people and animals. They had an affinity for elephants. I purchased some items as souvenirs for my family. My friends and other people purchased items as well. This was good business for the local population!

Be Careful And Have Fun!

There were many highlights of my trip. One of them, however, stands out among the rest. I went on an African safari! It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I had to take it. As we arrived at the entry point, we were prepared to enter a white vehicle that was about twice the size of a golf cart. There were lions in the safari. What would happen if they attacked us? Well, the driver of our vehicle was prepared. The driver had a long gun which may have been an AK-47. Surely, we would have no issues. Unless, of course, we were attacked by a larger animal. Bullets wouldn’t do well on an elephant. At Sauci Louise, we encourage our readers to travel and explore outside of their comfort zone. Kenya was definitely that!

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