Maasia tribal cattle sale out in the bush

The best way to see East Africa is in a overland truck seats upto 20 people

Why go on a trek through an African jungle

Take in a sunrise over one of East Africa’s many lakes, they really are breath taking 

Why not float accross The Masai Mara National Reserve 

Fort Jesus built in 1593 by the Portugese 

The Giraffe Center where the giraffes have smiles on there faces.

Overlanding gets you deep into the African bush

Food markets were you can buy locally grown produce

 There are over 400 different bird species in Est Africa its a bird watches paradise

Beutiful hand woven basket made from Sisal  fibre

There are some of the best beaches in East Africa with sand and crystal clear water

There are so many conservation project in Africa one of my personal favourites is The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

Volantering in schools as well as it being so rewarding it make a huge diference to very vunerable children

As you await to go into the Maasai Mara the local Maasai women get ready to pounce with there abundance of crafts.

White-backed vultures are an endangered species, I like the way i was given the not impressed glance 

Relaxing restruants with beutiful food

Its just breathtaking to see a herd of elphants, they are such majestic animals

Up close and personal with a lion pride

You can be in the middle of nowhere and you still see tribal people walking to where i dont know

Some trips can be so full on you don’t get time to stop and take it all in, it’s better to have time to experience the places you visit and immerse yourself 

There are some real luxury places it doesnt have to be tents and camp fires.

There was one a Hadada Ibis on a campsite i stayed on, its a very vocal bird especailly around dawn

Its a mix of  Arab, Asian, Portuguese and British archectecture

A beutiful tradional round house with a timber frame mud walls and a makuti built roof

The four tusks aluminium tusks on Moi Avenue Mombasa were erected in honour of Queen Elizabeth's visit to the city in 1952. 

There are some beautiful trees in East Africa this is one of my favourites

Pick up a bargain from one of the beach sellers.

This cave was a hiding place for the Mau Mau during uprising in Kenya 1952. 

You never know what you will see on an African adveture

The thorny fence that surrounds the maasai village is to protect them and there cattle from predators