Maps of the principal regions for a Kenya safari
These two quite different maps help you to understand the scale and features of Kenya: our REFERENCE MAP is Expert Africa's own artwork map, clearly identifying Kenya's national parks, national reserves and private and community conservancies; then the GOOGLE MAP shows the country's diverse topography and landscapes. Kenya is a country more than twice the size of the UK and 50 per cent bigger than California, and it includes sweeping, grassy plains and highland peaks, arid deserts and an indented coastline fringed by mangroves, white sand beaches and coral reefs. On the Google map, as well as the satellite view do click the "Map" and "Terrain" views.
Our map of Kenya
This a sketch map of Kenya – showing its key road arteries, national parks, towns, and areas of interest for visitors.
Google map of Kenya’s national parks
Kenya is an extraordinarily diverse country: most of the north and far east is desert or semi-desert, while highlands dominate the centre. Slicing through the west – from Lake Turkana south to the Tanzanian border – is the Great Rift Valley. Beyond the Rift, in the south-west, lies the Maasai Mara National Reserve.
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Kenya fact file
Useful information to help you prepare for your trip in Kenya
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Safety in Kenya
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Tipping in Kenya
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Weather & climate
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