For some time now, Kenya has been considered the home of legendary African Safari and tours. Tourists from all over the globe have had a time of their lives on a Kenya tour or safari. They explore the Kenyan National Parks and game reserves, awesome wildlife, soaring mountains, spectacular plains, ethnic culture and a lively lifestyle of the Kenyans while on a Kenya tour. The people here are very welcoming and hospitable. One will from time to time hear the Swahili word \’Karibu\’, meaning Welcome from a Kenyan. The Kenya tour is basically about landscape/scenery diversity, liveliness in the people’s way of life and wildlife abundance.

The Kenya tour is not complete without a visit to its coastal town (Mombasa). Mombasa is about 500kms (310.7 mi) from the capital city Nairobi. It is linked to this city by a highway, Air and Railway (evidence of ease of transportation on the Kenya tour), the island harbor and port-city of Kenya is to a great extent valued as a tourist destination because of its cosmopolitan nature, historical significance, and tropical atmosphere. The main airport (Moi International Airport) serves as a link to the world for direct and charter-flights.

This major tourist attraction town has several must go sites for anyone on the Kenya tour. One of these sites is the Old Town famous for its liveliness and exoticness, spices, Arabic structural designs, slim winding streets, busy market places, and traditional clothing (khanga and kikoy) that is a hallmark of this coastal town.

The Old Harbor is another magnificent site revealing in it, its colonial history; the place is still stirring with activity and trade. Here, one can gaze at boats and dhows in ancient decoration sailing the waters of the Indian Ocean some taking their trade to far coastal regions of the Persian Gulf and Yemen.

Anyone on the Kenya tour and specifically in this coastal town must visit the Fort Jesus. The 16th century fort is situated by the waterfront, overlooking the harbor. This great fort witnessed many ancient battles and bears evidence to the nation’s struggle for independence.

A Kenya tour encompasses shopping in its traditional markets; this is one of the delightful experiences making it interesting to tour Mombasa on foot. The traditional markets consist of local craft vendors to the knowledgeable merchants in Biashara-Street. In these markets one can shop an assortment of ethnic clothing and traditional beach wear consisting of the ‘khanga’ and ‘kikoy’ evidence that one was once on the Kenya tour.

Though an island port-city, any visitor on the Kenya tour will find Mombasa exclusive because of its famous architectural structures, traditional markets, trips on traditional ships/dhows, and museums telling stories of slave-trade, East African colonial history and the emergence of a nation valuing freedom as much as it values natural resources and its cosmopolitan nature.

The Kenya tour is made easy and convenient by the well structured road, air and railway transportation network. Hence visitors on a Kenya tour will generally have a unique and thrilling experience when they tour the numerous tourist attraction sites in the coastal town of Mombasa.

I am a tour operator managing the firm Discover Wonderland Safaris.I organize Kenya tours, book hotels, car hire services and air ticketing.Check out Masai mara safaris services we offer.Kenya safaris and Kenya tour

I am a tour operator managing the firm Discover Wonderland Safaris.I organize Kenya tours, book hotels, car hire services and air ticketing.Check out Masai mara safaris services we offer http://www.discoverwonderland.com.

Author Bio: I am a tour operator managing the firm Discover Wonderland Safaris.I organize Kenya tours, book hotels, car hire services and air ticketing.Check out Masai mara safaris services we offer.Kenya safaris and Kenya tour

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