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Does the Dubai Visa Stand between you and your dream destination? Dubai is one of the best touristic destinatioins known for its stunning top attractions, like Burj Khalifa, Museum of the Future, Dubai Miracle Garden, luxury shopping malls such as the Dubai Mall, rich cultural experiences, wonderful sunset cruises, luxury yacht experiences, and its lively […]
When most people think about travelling in Kenya, the conversation usually revolves around Nairobi, Diani, Maasai Mara or at times even Amboseli. Rarely does Nakuru have the spotlight, which is actually surprising, because after spending time visiting the city of Nakuru, it is very clear that Nakuru is one of Kenya’s complete travel destinations Approximately […]
Normally, travelling for holiday is not just about sightseeing but rather creating memorable experiences that makes those moments to be special and cherished. Tripsasa Tours themed holiday packages is specially designed to celebrate love, milestones and personal journeys and accomplishments. From the valentine’s to babymoons bliss, those holidays would normally combine a beautiful holiday bliss with […]
One of Kenya’s most accessible and well-liked wildlife sites, Amboseli lies tucked up against Kenya’s southern border with Tanzania (hence the Kilimanjaro view) and only four hours’ drive from Nairobi. Its beauty lies in its geography. The park, which is located beneath Africa’s highest mountain, receives little rainfall but has a network of marshes and […]
Overshadowed by the snow-capped peak of Mt Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park offers one of Africa’s most famous safari views. However, there’s more to this dusty savannah than its panoramas. This is one of the best places to see elephants in East Africa – a result of a pioneering community-based approach to conservation that generates income […]
Watamu sits on Kenya’s north coast, just south of Malindi. A protected marine park meets a stretch of coastline that has been drawing couples for decades: white sand, warm water, and a slower pace than Diani or Mombasa further south. It’s a small place, easy to get your head around in a weekend, which is […]
Sail on a traditional dhow towards the sunset off Diani Beach. Enjoy fantastic views, a relaxed atmosphere, and an unforgettable experience on the Indian Ocean. Experience one of the most magical moments on the south coast of Kenya: a traditional dhow cruise into the sunset. In the late afternoon, board a dhow and sail along […]
Diani Beach is Kenya’s most celebrated stretch of the Indian Ocean: about 17–25 kilometres of powder-white sand, coconut palms, and a protective coral reef that keeps the lagoon calm and swimmable. It is repeatedly voted Africa’s leading beach destination, and it works equally well as a standalone holiday or as the beach finale after a […]
Mambrui is a small historic Swahili village just north of Malindi on Kenya’s coast. The standout feature is a stretch of golden sand dunes that run right into the Indian Ocean — locally nicknamed “Dubai Ndogo” (Little Dubai). It is quieter and wilder than Watamu or Malindi itself. Sand dunes (the main reason people come)Walk […]
Most Kenya coast itineraries stop at Watamu or Malindi. That is a mistake. Just 20 to 40 minutes north of Malindi, past the Sabaki River bridge and a line of giant baobabs, the landscape changes. Golden dunes roll into the Indian Ocean. The beach is wide, empty, and glittering. Locals call it Dubai Ndogo—Little Dubai. […]