This fall, we’re taking you to the "best safari destination in the world," a title recognized by the World Travel Awards in 2015, officially and undeniably at the top of the pedestal! Where else but Kenya!

We start from the capital of Kenya, the city of harmonious balance between urban and natural, the vast Nairobi. Did you know Nairobi is the only city in the world with a national park within its boundaries? Just 10 kilometers from the city center, you can encounter rhinoceroses, lions, giraffes, buffaloes, antelopes, various birds, and more, all separated from the metropolis by an electric fence. In Nairobi, we visit the Giraffe Centre, where we feed and photograph these gentle creatures up close. Alongside the beautiful hotels, local spots, restaurants, and bars, you'll also see the area of extreme poverty, the largest slum in Africa and the third largest in the world, Kibera. We then continue to Mombasa, visiting Mombasa Old Town and exploring Fort Jesus, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. We’ll photograph and learn about the famous Mombasa Tusks, also known as Pembe Mbili (elephant tusks), and after delving into the interesting history and renowned landmarks, we head to a beach with silky white sand, warm turquoise waters, and palm-lined streets. That beach is none other than Diani Beach! We enjoy the most turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, sunbathe, ride camels on the beach, and when asked what’s good to eat, the answer is "Seafood!"

When we think of history and relaxation, we think of Lamu. Known as the African Mecca, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What makes the island unique is its main mode of transport—donkeys—while the island only has 2 cars. Visiting Lamu without experiencing the breathtaking sunset is like not having been there at all. At the resort where we accommodate you, you'll feel like the only tourist and as if the entire island is just for you. Our The Majlis Resort, an exotic beachfront hotel with attractive architecture and luxury, offers panoramic views of Lamu Island and Ras Kitau Beach. The luxurious sunbeds, pools, restaurants, bars, and the very interior of the resort provide you with a "5-star experience." From Lamu, we fly to Malindi, where we visit the Vasco da Gama Pillar, erected in 1498 or 1499. This pillar is renowned as it marks the route taken by Vasco da Gama, the first person to sail from Europe to India by rounding the Cape of Good Hope.

The days of this trip will be filled with sunbathing, beach time, outdoor cinema, swimming in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, jet skiing, camel rides on the beach, driving buggies or ATVs (Quad Bikes) on the beach, fresh seafood, delicious desserts, wines, cocktails, beers, the famous Kilimanjaro coffee and tea, wild and unforgettable parties, discos, bars, traditional African music and dances, feeding and photographing the tallest animals on Earth, historic buildings, neighborhoods, and landmarks—pictures that look straight out of a history book. On the other hand, you’ll also experience luxury resorts, pools, and restaurants—all in one trip. We will have the opportunity to go on a safari, an experience reminiscent of scenes from "The Lion King." Indeed, Kenya's national parks served as inspiration for the majestic scenes in the iconic film.