A tourist circuit is a path that connects at least three important locations that are not all in the same town, city, or hamlet. These locations should not be too far apart, and entry and exit points should be designated.
In principle, you may visit sites in different locations, but even if you stick to a single circuit, you will have a terrific safari. Kenya’s tourist circuits are diversified.
Kenya’s Central Region
Eastern part of the country
Nairobi’s environs
the South Rift Region
The Southern Region
The North Rift Region
The Western Region
The Coast Region
The Coastline Region
Kenya’s Coastline Circuit provides deluxe safaris throughout the nation, offering spectacular, informative, and historical tours to marine parks, stunning beaches, reserves, and historical sites. Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve, Kisite Mpunguti National Park, Malindi Marine Park, Mombasa Marine National Park, Shimba Hills National Reserve, Tana River Primate Reserve, Watamu Marine Park, and historical sites such as Vasco da Gama Pillar, Gede Ruins, Hell’s Kitchen, and Malindi Museum
Several tourist attractions are included in the coastal circuit.
• Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve
• Kisite Mpunguti NP
• Malindi Marine National Park
• Watamu Marine National Park
• Tana River Primate Reserve
Nairobi Region
The Nairobi circuit is a walking tour of the city’s tourist attractions and landmarks. Nairobi is not just Kenya’s capital and one of the country’s most developed cities; it is also a popular tourist destination. The Giraffe Centre, Nairobi National Park, Nairobi Safari Walk, and Kenya’s National Museums, including the Karen Blixen Museum, Kitengela Glass, and David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, provide visitors with both safari and city life experiences through a variety of remarkable and stunning attractions and sites. While on a safari in Nairobi, you may visit commercial places such as the Masai market, which is famous for its big stunning carvings and beadwork and is found in several districts of Nairobi.
Other tourist attractions include:
• Kazuri bead factory
• A visit to Kibera slums
• A visit to the august bomb last memorial park
• Nairobi City Walk
• Ngong Hills
• KICC
• Karura Nature Trails
Eastern Region
The Eastern circuit connects the dry county of Samburu to the slopes of Mount Kenya on the eastern side. Attractions to visit along the banks of Samburu’s Ewaso Nyiro River, the region’s sole permanent water supply. The Samburu National Reserve, the Shaba National Reserve, and Buffalo Springs are all worthwhile visits. Among the other attractions on this circuit are Meru National Park, Mwea National Reserve, Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park, Mwingi National Reserve, and Kora International Reserve. Beautiful landscape, thousands of species, and historical locations such as Elsa the Lioness’ house in Meru National Park are all available.
The South Rift Region
The South Rift Circuit is Kenya’s most popular south rift circuit; it is located in the Great Rift Valley and includes some of the country’s most beautiful spots. The South Rift Circuit is a beautiful area with a diverse animal population and natural physical features that make it ideal for nature enthusiasts, wildlife safaris, and photography. The circuit’s attractions include national parks including Hell’s Gate, Lake Nakuru Masai Mara National Reserve, and the Mara Triangle, as well as sundowners, bush dinners, bush breakfasts, guided nature walks, and birding safaris, and camping.
On the South Rift Circuit, there are several tourist attractions/activities as well as national parks.
• Masai Mara National Park
• Mara Triangle
• Hell’s Gate National Park
• Lake Nakuru National Park
• Masai Village
• A night at the masai Manyatta
The North Rift Region
This road connects Laikipia with Marsabit and Turkana via the northern border communities. The Ol Pejeta Wildlife Conservancy, East Africa’s largest black rhino refuge, can is found in Laikipia.
Chalbi Desert, Sibiloi National Park, Nasolot National Reserve, and South Turkana National Reserve are all part of the North Rift circuit. Lake Baringo, Lake Bogoria, and Lake Turkana are the lakes in this circuit.
• Lakes in North Lift Region
• Lake Bogoria
• Lake Turkana
• Lake Baringo
Central Region
Kenya’s central safari circuit is an ultimate safari circuit with multiple good tourism destinations in the country’s center. The central safari circuit is the safari circuit to go on when on a safari in Kenya for nature enthusiasts, scenic junkies, and people searching for lovely photos. Mount Kenya national park, Mount Longonot national park, and Aberdare national park are all part of the Central Kenya safari circuit. Hiking, canoeing, and mountain climbing are all fun and adventurous activities on the circuit.
The tourism destinations and national parks on the central Kenya safari circuit are mentioned below.
• Mt Kenya National Park
• Mt Longonot National Park
• The Aberdare National Park
Southern Region
The bulk of Kenya’s popular and enormous national parks, including Tsavo National Park, Africa’s biggest protected zone, is located in the southern circuit. If you want to see beautiful scenery and animals, the southern circuit is the finest place to go on a safari. Tsavo National Park (Tsavo east and Tsavo west), including attractions like Mzima Springs and Shetani Lava Flow, and Amboseli National Park, known for its large elephant population and the background of Mount Kilimanjaro. Chyulu Hills National Park, which provides wildlife watching, guided nature treks, fly camping, and birding safaris, is another southern circuit national park.
Western Region
Even though it does not draw as many people as other circuits, this region is as essential to the country’s tourism sector. Its tourist attractions are neither overcrowded nor contaminated. The major lake along this route is Lake Victoria. Kakamega Forest National Reserve, Kisumu Impala Sanctuary, Ndere Island National Park, Ruma National Park, and Saiwa Swamp National Park are among the places to visit.
You now have a better understanding of what to expect in each of the country’s regions. Make your choice and begin on an exciting voyage.