Beautiful Places To Visit This Festive Season

KEY POINTS
Kenya is known for having some of the best beaches in the world. Kenya’s tropical beaches have a lot to offer everyone, from a range of activities to unspoiled beach resorts.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Naivasha is a popular holiday destination for locals, and with good reason. it’s an ideal location for relaxation, wildlife spotting, and active pursuits such as hiking, horse riding, and cycling.
It’s home to more than 1500 hippos, and more than 400 species of bird, including pelicans, African fish eagles, hamerkops, and giant kingfishers.
Many people have now switched to holiday mode. About 95 percent of companies in Kenya have closed to allow their staff to at least take a break as they enjoy Christmas before meeting the mighty 2023.
When it comes to the festive season, everyone has their traditions. Many people love Christmas and the big deal here is always having fun. Gifts are bought, and decorations are made everywhere. There’s the Christmas tree that will dominate the lounge.
With tinsel and nativity displays around the house, your home looks even more cheerful and you feel even happy. Christmas carols from kitchen to living room, bringing back childhood memories.
Driving at night in town feels exciting and colorful as buildings are always kitted out with Christmas lights. I’m sure right now cars are in full tanks, dress code planned, and food packed, and the next question is probably ‘’which is the first stop’’. Well, here are some places that you can add to your to-visit list.
- Coastal Beaches

Kenya is known for having some of the best beaches in the world. Kenya’s tropical beaches have a lot to offer everyone, from a range of activities to unspoiled beach resorts.
The best beaches in Kenya for relaxing, carousing, or swimming include; Diani, which is the most popular and beautiful beach, Nyali beach, Lamu Beach, Watamu Beach, Bamburi Beach, and Shanzu Beach, amongst many others.
- Nairobi National Park

This iconic park is the only national park within the limits of a capital city. It is home to a diverse array of wildlife including lions, leopards, buffalos, zebra, antelopes, giraffes, and over 400 species of birds. Once inside the park, it does feel like you have left the city far behind.
Sunset over the Ngong Hills and vast vistas stretching down over acacia-dotted plains are evocative of the true spirit of Africa. This is the place you surely ought to be this festive season.
- Lake Naivasha

Naivasha is a popular holiday destination for locals, and with good reason. it’s an ideal location for relaxation, wildlife spotting, and active pursuits such as hiking, horse riding, and cycling. It’s home to more than 1500 hippos, and more than 400 species of bird, including pelicans, African fish eagles, hamerkops, and giant kingfishers.
Boat riding along the lake should be a must-do thing. Lake Naivasha is one of the best places to visit given its large number of activities you can do. Go and experience the beautiful view of wildlife from a distance and don’t forget to take some good snaps for memories.
- Nkasiri Adventure park

Located in Kitengela, it is a home of many activities not only for adults but also for kids. Right from the gate, you will find so much to do. From a playing field for your babies to a rope challenge for adults, there is something for everyone! Some of the major activities at the park include ziplining, pool table, high ropes, cycling, table tennis, darts, and kid games among others.
- Maasai Mara National Reserve

It is one of Africa’s greatest wildlife reserves. Together with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, it forms Africa’s most diverse, incredible, and spectacular ecosystems and possibly the world’s top safari big game viewing ecosystem.
Visit the park to experience the incredible movement of animals.
- The Aberdares

Want to explore lush green mountains in Kenya? Then head to this Aberdare National Park that incorporates rare species of animals like black leopard and black serval. If you are lucky enough, you can locate the bongo and the African golden cat. Diverse species of birds like Jackson’s spurfowl, sparrowhawk, African fish eagle, and plovers will make you snap some pictures of them.
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