Kenya Safaris for Christmas: It is always exciting to have a safari in one of your heat desired destinations, especially on a festive season such as Christmas because this surely gives one the thrill of a lifetime as they get to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
One of the most recommended gateways is Nairobi and this is the capital city of Kenya known to be a blissful city filled with numerous things to marvel at and excite over and getting to spend your Christmas festival here is ranked as the best adventure ever.
Nairobi is the best center to be able to access many of the bigger national parks, such as Amboseli or Lake Nakuru National Parks, and then drive back to the city by nightfall this is more exciting when carried out as a group or family.
Here are some destinations you and your family should consider visiting this Christmas festival when you get to connect and also spend quality time with loved ones some of these include;
Nairobi National Park
Nairobi National Park is a unique safari destination, located on the outskirts of the capital city ‘’Nairobi city’’. The park has a beautiful landscape dotted with rolling savannah and light woodland. More so, the park is home to incredible wildlife species thus giving an excellent chance of adventuring lions and rhinos as well as wildebeest, zebra, impala, buffalo, hippo, crocodiles, and giraffe among others.
OI Dongo Sabuk National Park
The park offers great camping, picnicking, and team-building grounds for visitors looking for more adventure and fun activities in the wild these will help all those who might need serious connecting to have room for listening and more excitement for each other.
Ngong Hills
This can be accessed from many places in town, the Ngong Hills, west of Nairobi, carry deep meaning for those nostalgic for the earliest days of the East African Safari. If you have ever seen the film, out of Africa, while on a visit always remember the line at the foot of the Ngong Hills. More to that, you can search for the echoes of this era at the Ngong Hills Racecourse, which holds race meetings a couple of Sundays most months. You could also track down the overgrown grave of ‘’Denys Finch Hatton, the dashing love interest of Isak Dinesen ‘’Karen Blixen’’. Watch the lions which are said to guard his tomb.
Lake Magadi
This is one of the least known of Kenya’s Rift Valley lakes and visiting it makes your trip worth a visit. Visiting this lake, you will enter a lunar landscape of salt lakes with great encrustations of salt around the lakeshore. There are also small colonies of flamingos and springs where you can take a restorative soak in the hot water. As you walk to the south, stop off at the Oligoaniline Prehistoric site and visit the archaeological site which was established in the 1940s and displays some fossils and stone tools.
Swara Plains Conservancy
This is referred to as an oasis of calm and quiet. Safari trails weave across the plains. This Conservancy is one of the most prolific areas to see wildlife close to Nairobi, with wildlife migrating through here between Nairobi and Amboseli National Park – many of the animals have been returned to the conservancy’s important work. Along your visit, you will be able to encounter an array of wildlife including impala, zebra giraffe, cheetah, and spotted hyenas are also possible to see. More facts, the conservancy’s headquarters occupies a lovely and calm spot beneath the acacias.
Nairobi has a lot to offer to all those who are interested in having fun and other places to visit including Thika Falls, Mount Longonot National Park, and Kiambethu Tea Farm among others all these provide the best kind of Christmas spirit.
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