14 Things to Do in Kenya

The world's greatest wildlife reserve — lions, elephants, cheetahs, and the annual Great Migration of 1.5 million animals.

The greatest wildlife show on Earth — wildebeest crossing the Mara River through crocodile-filled waters.

Large elephant herds roaming beneath the snow-capped peak of Kilimanjaro — Kenya's most photographed scene.

A Rift Valley lake famous for vast flocks of pink flamingos and black and white rhinos.

Powdery white sand and warm Indian Ocean waters on Kenya's pristine south coast.

Africa's second highest peak — multi-day trekking through equatorial moorlands to glaciated summits.

The world's greatest wildlife reserve — Africa's Big Five in one of Earth's most dramatic landscapes.

Elephants roaming beneath Kilimanjaro — Kenya's most iconic and photographed wildlife scene.

Lions and rhinos with a city skyline backdrop — the world's only capital city wildlife reserve.

Nairobi's famous orphaned baby elephant rescue centre — daily public visits at 11am.

Home of the 'Out of Africa' author — a colonial farmhouse museum at the foot of the Ngong Hills.

World-class snorkelling and scuba diving on Kenya's coral coast north of Malindi.

Geothermal springs and the largest flamingo gatherings in Africa on a Rift Valley lake.

Home of the world's last two northern white rhinos and excellent chimpanzee sanctuary.