Laikipia Plateau

Made famous by Kuki Gallman’s ‘I Dreamed of Africa’, the Laikipia Plateau is located in central Kenya and sweeps from Mount Kenya, all the way east, to the rim of the Great Rift Valley. Originally, the area consisted mainly of cattle ranches and farms, but the economic viability of wildlife tourism soon came to light amongst locals. Consequently, farmers, ranchers and local tribesman partnered up in the 1990’s to establish a wildlife conservation area that now stretches over 800,000 hectares of savannah. Presently, several of the biggest ranches operate as private game reserves - some of which are among the most luxurious in Africa. Read the story »

Facts That Influence Visits To Serengeti

One of the best known wildlife sanctuaries of the world, Serengeti National Park attracts approximately 150,000 visitors a year. In addition to this, there are millions who only dream of coming here even once in their life. Serengeti’s main attraction are its wild animals, which roam in the vast East African grassland settings created by grass plains, savanna woodland, and volcanic massifs. The lions, rhinos, leopards, monkeys, elephants, and dozens of other fascinating animal species of the park also get to enjoy small rivers and swamp areas, which also give them vital water resources. Read the story »

The Honey Badger Is The World’s Most Fearless Animal

The Honey Badger found in arid grasslands and savannahs is a fierce carnivore with an extremely keen sense of smell. It is well know for its snake killing abilities. It grabs a snake including pythons and venomous species behind the head in its jaws and kills it before eating it. Read the story »