Very cheap Kenya Holidays

Your very cheap holidays to Kenya will be a great opportunity to experience the many exotic attractions of Kenya, including a visit to the Gedi Ruins in Malindi. Aptly described as a lost city, Gedi could be found in the Arabuko Sokoke forest where it continues to hide its great mystery. You will realise during your very cheap holidays Kenya how the 13th century city of Gedi and its population of almost 2,500 people just disappeared in the 17th century without any clue. What remains on the site are mosques, mansions, tombs and cemeteries and houses.

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A visit to Fort Jesus in Mombara is highly recommended when on your Kenya holidays, which stands over the Mombasa Harbour. The Fort has been transformed into a museum complete with houses within the walls battlements and gun turrets. You will be able to watch during your Kenya holidays the sound and light show, which educates tourists about the struggle of Fort Jesus. The 3-nights per week show is like an authentic walk into the past as the robed guards guide you with their flaming torches.

Watch the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage while on your Kenya holidays, and you will perhaps understand the dismal fate of elephants in this part of the globe. A newborn elephant abandoned by its mother as a result of the Ivory trade could face quite a struggle since it relies on its mother’s milk during the first two years of its life. The Park provides an orphanage for elephant calves and rhinos that are left by their family as a result of poaching. Your very cheap Kenya holidays will let you see what ill-effects of consumerism on animals can do.

A visit to the Nairobi National Museum, which was built in 1929 during your very cheap Kenya holidays, will help you understand the history and culture of Kenya. Your Kenya Very cheap holidays would give you access to the various historical files in the museum including that of Mahatma Gandhi and Aga Khan.