Kenya offers a kaleidoscope of unique places. Nowhere else in the world are you able to enjoy safari as much as in Kenya: here, you can closely observe giraffes, rhinos, zebras, elephants, buffalos, and many other animals. At Giraffe Manor, you can even meet a giraffe while having breakfast! Kenya is also a country of spectacular views: marvelous beaches on Lamu Island, scenic sceneries in Lake Nakuru and Amboseli National Parks, and unforgettable African peaks - Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya. Explore vibrant Kenyan culture in Nairobi and Lamu Island cities.  It is so easy to turn your Kenyan adventures into something extraordinary, as there are truly many places that make Kenya a remarkable destination. Just obtain your Kenya e-Visa in an effortless way and go on your dream vacation since now you will know all the must-see places. Contents: Lake Nakuru National Park Amboseli National Park Samburu National Reserve Mount Kenya Nairobi Lake Naivasha Lamu Island Lake Nakuru National Park In Lake Nakuru National Park, visitors can explore a real ecological diversity. It is known as a bird love?s hub since it is home to more than 400 bird species. Visitors can see flamingos, Slender-billed greenbuls, African fish eagles, long-tailed widowbirds, red-capped larks, and Northern puffbacks, among others. Moreover, there are also many animal species to observe, including rhinos, giraffes, lions, buffalos, and many more. In the park, tourists can camp and picnic, view rocks, and just enjoy the extraordinary beauty of Lake Nakuru.  Amboseli National Park Amboseli National Park is one of the most popular places in Africa for animal lovers who want to see large herds of elephants, zebras, and lions up close. Wildlife in the park is concentrated in five specific habitats: savannah vegetation cover, Lake Amboseli, Sulphur spring wetlands, open plains, and woodlands. Amboseli National Park also offers magnificent views of Mount Kilimanjaro - the highest peak in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the whole world. The views are really scenic, so don?t forget your camera and enjoy the opportunity to take memorable pictures. Samburu National Reserve Samburu is located on the banks of the Ewaso Ng'iro River and is a unique wildlife conservation of rare animal species, for example, the Reticulated Giraffe, Grevy Zebra, Beisa Oryx, Gerenuk and the Somali Ostrich. You can easily spot big safari animals - four of the Big Five are here. Samburu National Reserve is not as well known as other parks in Kenya, however, it is truly unique and guarantees its visitors an unforgettable safari experience.  Mount Kenya Mount Kenya is the second-highest mountain in Africa after Kilimanjaro, which belongs to UNESCO?s World Heritage List. It is an extinct volcano that erupted between 2.8 to 3.2 million years ago. Mount Kenya is not a mountain of one peak but many: it consists of a cluster of spikes, spirals, and summits. The most popular routes up the mountain are the Naro Moru, Chogoria, and Sirimon Routes. The highest two peaks can only be reached with specialist mountaineering equipment. Hiking here may sound exciting, but it can also be dangerous: moreover, it is forbidden to hike on Mount Kenya alone.  Nairobi Nairobi is considered the safari capital of Kenya since it has an extremely rich wildlife and the highest concentration of black rhinos in all of Africa. Moreover, it is one of Africa?s fastest-growing cities, which can boast its bustling nightlife and skyscrapers regularly popping up on its skyline. Nairobi is a unique city as there is a sharp contrast between the wildlife and the busy city. One of the main attractions of Nairobi is the luxurious hotel Giraffe Manor, where giraffes make regular appearances at breakfast and dinner, poking their long necks into the windows.  Lake Naivasha Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake in central Kenya elevated at 1,884 meters, which makes it the highest elevation in the Rift Valley. Lake Naivasha and its surrounding harbor house many bird species, such as fish eagles, pelicans, great cormorants, cuckoos, grey-backed fiscals, hawks, shrikes, and others. The lake waters are home to crocodiles, giant hippos, crayfish, and tilapia. The animals living around the lake include colobus monkeys, buffaloes, impalas, and waterbucks. Tourists often take a boat ride over Naivasha Lake to explore its unique and diverse flora and fauna, so take note. Lamu Island Lamu Island is a port, city, and island in Eastern Kenya. It has beautiful yet deserted beaches where you can just take a walk over numerous sandy pathways and admire the marvelous surroundings. Explore Lamu Town, the oldest inhabited Swahili town in Kenya, and see its fort with wood-carved doors and noisy markets with your eyes. You can also try Lamu traditional transport - hire a dhow to combine a cruise and safari.