Kenya is a relatively liberal country and one does not really need to worry about offending local customs, norms or sensitivities. Most people are very friendly too. This is probably where the famous phrase "Hakuna Matata" (No problem) originated from.
While most people are Christians, there is a considerable population of Muslims living mainly in the coastal towns of Mombasa, Malindi and Lamu.
In most cases, It would be helpful to dress in a decent manner and not wear clothes that are too revealing.
Most people are very polite and if you say "please" and "thank you" while conversing, this is greatly appreciated.
When making acquaintances, you should greet someone with a handshake. It is always preferable to use your right hand even if you are left handed. You should also not make prolonged eye contact as this can be misconstrued as being disrespectful. A smile always helps build trust.
Climbing mount kenya
For mountaineers (amateur & Pros), here is a great opportunity to climb Mt. Kenya, the second highest in Africa.
ballooning in kenya
Experience the great Jungle atop a hot air balloon and observe the exciting & dangerous life in the wilderness.
Enjoy a Snorkeling adventure
Come and Enjoy Snorkelling and Diving in the warm Indian Ocean waters of Kenya coast among the beautiful white corals.
Experience Wildlife Safari Adventures
Come and watch great herds of migrating Wilderbeests and the big cats that prey on them.
Try Game Fishing Safari.
The most popular fishing hotspots in Kenya are located in the inland lakes and the Indian Ocean.
Enjoy Camel Riding Adventure
Popular Camel riding safaris are staged in the northern Kenya wilds, designed for the hardy adventure travelers.
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Aberdares National Park
The park is heavily forested and has big animals like elephant lion, rhino, black leopard and the beautiful but elusive bongo antelope.
Enjoy the Idyllic life in Lamu.
Lamu, Kenya's oldest town is an island comprising one town and three villages. It has retained its charm and character over the centuries.
Meru National Park.
Visit Meru National Park, the home of famed conservationists George and Joy Adamson and a hub for Adventure.
Enjoy Kenya Beaches.
Kenya's coast has beautiful beaches with warm blue waters, white sands and protective corals, ideal location for swimming and water sports.