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Private Guide in Belgium

Mike
Private Guide in Brussels

40 years of tourism and hotel business experience. Private guide Mike is devoted to providing his guests with a memorable experience that exceeds all their expectations. Read more

Tour in Kenya

7-Day Explore Wildlife Samburu Great Rift Valley Lakes. Nairobi. Kenya

7-Day Explore Wildlife Samburu Great Rift Valley Lakes
Safari in Nairobi

"Samburu National Reserve is situated about 350 kms north of Nairobi in the semi arid part of Kenya. Ewaso Nyiro River, the only water source in the dry season, bisects the reserve and apart from providing water to life, the river is home to some of the biggest Reptiles in the region and attracts a good number of birds. Some 300 different species have already been recorded.
An unusual forked palm, the doum palm, grows along the banks of this river and adds striking beauty to the panorama. Wildlife is surprisingly abundant for such a dry place and includes species such as Gerenuk, Dik-dik, Grant's and Thomson's gazelles, Elephant, Cheetah, Leopard and Lion. There are several species, which are unique to this area including; Gravy’s zebra, Beisa Oryx, Somali Ostrich and reticulated Giraffe"
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