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I have only been to Kenya once in 2017 and we stayed at Angama (this is their website https://angama.com/). They created a wheelchair accessible tent specifically for me as I used to work for the now owners before I had my stroke which unfortunately left me in a wheelchair. We spent a wonderful 4 days there and saw so much wildlife it…
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Angama Mara | Luxury Kenyan Safari Lodge in the Maasai Mara
Discover Angama Mara, an incredible safari lodge perched high on the edge of the Great Rift Valley overlooking the Maasai Mara in Kenya.
Every time you look at a zebra and can’t figure out whether it’s black with white stripes or white with black stripes, and that frustrates you Book a trip with us and get to learn more of our African wildlife; there natural history, survival, habitat and how some co-exist with people without conflict. Please, remember to check out our…
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Dusty Rest Safaris in
Kenya 3 years ago3 years ago (edited)
What would you like to experience while on safari in Kenya? There’s a variety: People, culture, wildlife, birds, landscapes, Mountains and many more. You’re on wheels? Don’t you worry, we got you covered. Contact our information desk for inquiries and bookings.
+254745682591
http://www.dustyrestsafariss.co.ke…
Samburu National Park lies in the north of Kenya, where the flat greenness of the rest of the country starts giving way to arid scrubland, kopjes and immense rocky outcrops, all centred on the meandering Ewaso Ngiro River. Book a trip one of the weekends to explore the North.
+254745682591
http://www.dustyrestsafariss.co.ke…
Being on a Safari will witness that calm rhythm of life that revives worn souls and recaptures a feeling of belonging to the natural world. Explore beyond and experience magical moments in Kenya’s top destinations. For bookings and inquiries contact our information desk for more details.
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