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East Tzavo

It is the biggest Park of Kenya and it extends itself among a dry territory, between the coast and the central table-land.
Among its flora you can find the incense and the myrrh.
East Tzavo Park is the only place in the world, where you can admire the big buffaloes and elephant's herds.

West Tzavo

Mzima sources is the principal attraction of West Tzavo: 500 million litres of very clear water everyday. From this Park you can enjoy one of the best view on the Kilimanjaro.

Amboseli

It is situated at 1.100 metres height under the Kilimanjaro's shadow. It is formed by savanna and acacia trees woods. A number of big sources creates wondeful oasis. The fens give food to56 species of great mammals among them the elephant, the buffalo, the rhinoceros, the lion, the leopard, the cheetah and numerous herbivores.

Masai Mara

The reservasion is part of the Serengeti ecosystem and it represents the pasture for the huge gnus herds, which made this place well-known. Towards the end of july gnus come back from the Serengeti followed in hundred of thousands zebras and gazelles. Together with the predators they constitutes one of the most wonderful natural spectacle in the world.
The animals stay in that region until it stop raining in october and november and then they come back to the Serengeti through the Mara river.

Nairobi

This national Park is the only one in the world which is situated inside the city boundaries and it offers the possibility to see lions and cheetahes in the background of the skyscrapers. Among the "great five" the elephants are not there.

Rift valley lakes

In the north of Nairobi, along the Rift valley we find the lake district. Naivasha lake which is the highest lake of the Rift it is a wonderful occasion for those who are fond of birdwatching: more than 400 different bird species have been recorded.
After Naivasha lake we can find Nakuru lake with its national Park and its flamingoes and forward Bogoria and Baringo lakes which are surrounded by a very impressive Rift.

Watamu

The coral - reef shape has enabled the presence of a water-table. This particular enviroment situation have created since remote ages a little seat, which is situated at 20 km from south Malindi.
Its inhabitants are principally Muslim fishers. They are Bajuni race.To the native population owing to further immigration we can find people from Somalia, India, Arabia and others coming from inside tribes such as Kikuyu, Kamba, Masai, Luo, Baluia. Together with Giriama who live in the surrounding fields these popolation constitute the nowaday Kenyan society.
People beliving in all the religions (Muslims, Catholics, Induists, Protestants, Animists) and all ethnia people live together respecting each others maintaining the cosmopolitan atmosphere of this village, which is considered the Pearl of the coast of Kenya.