Kasandi tours and travels

20/06/2025

Twende National park Sunday 29 th June 2025

20/06/2025

Join us on our daily slum tour. A life changing experience , explore with purpose travel with impact.

Explore the Kibera slum in Nairobi on a guided walking tour. Visit a family's home, bustling markets, and study areas, and learn about the challenges and triumphs of life in the slum.

12/06/2025

Do you know the Grief of Giants?

Elephants are among the most emotionally intelligent creatures on earth. Beyond their majestic size and strength lies a deep capacity for empathy, memory, and complex social bonds qualities that make their mourning rituals particularly striking to scientists and observers alike. One of the most moving behaviors exhibited by elephants is how they mourn the death of their babies.

When a calf dies, the reaction of the elephant herd especially the mother is profound. The grieving mother often lingers beside her baby’s body for hours or even days, gently touching it with her trunk, rocking back and forth, or trying to lift it, as if urging it to wake. Other herd members may also gather around, forming a protective and solemn circle, showing a collective sense of loss. These moments are quiet, filled with stillness and sorrow, reminiscent of human funerals.

But what is even more astonishing is the elephant’s memory. Elephants never forget, and this applies not just to paths or waterholes, but also to emotional events. Long after the calf is gone, the mother and herd often return to the site where the baby died. These visits are not casual; they pause, explore the ground, and sometimes touch the bones, displaying what many researchers interpret as signs of remembrance and continued grief.

Such behavior challenges the notion that only humans experience deep emotional pain or long-term mourning. Elephants remind us that love, loss, and memory are not uniquely human. Their ability to remember and revisit the site of their loss shows how deeply connected they are to each other and how seriously they take life and death.

In a world where animals are often underestimated, elephants stand as a powerful symbol of emotional depth, family bonds, and unspoken grief. They mourn because they love and they remember because they care.

🌍 Come witness the majesty of elephants and other breathtaking wildlife in their natural home.

✨ Book your safari with Kasandi Tours and Travels and experience the heart of Africa where nature tells stories that touch the soul.
From powerful encounters with elephants to golden sunsets over the savannah, let us take you on a journey of wonder.

📍 Explore. Inspire. Connect.
📞 +254 704 125 061 | 🌐 www.kasanditours.com

16/04/2025

This Easter, Explore Kenya's Wonders with Kasandi Tours and Travels!

Looking for the perfect Easter getaway? Join us this holiday as we take you on unforgettable adventures to Nairobi National Park, Maasai Mara, and Amboseli National Park!

Whether you're a nature lover, a wildlife enthusiast, or just in need of a refreshing escape — we’ve got the perfect tour for you!

Our Easter Special Includes:

Daily Departures to Nairobi National Park – perfect for a quick safari close to the city

3 Days / 2 Nights Maasai Mara Safari – witness the Big Five and the beauty of the savannah

3 Days Amboseli Safari – enjoy the breathtaking view of Mt. Kilimanjaro and herds of elephants

Group Joining and Private Options Available | Comfortable Safari Vans |4×4 Jeep All-Inclusive Packages

Booking now open! Let us help you create lasting Easter memories with your loved ones.

Contact Us:
Kasandi Tours and Travels
Call/WhatsApp: +254 704 125 061
Email: [email protected]
Office: Olympic Shopping Centre, Nairobi

16/04/2025

It’s another year and we have a whole year of adventures lined up for you, visit https://kasanditours.com/destinations/
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14/04/2025

Daily Departures to Nairobi National Park – Book Your Safari Today!

Join Kasandi Tours and Travels for an unforgettable half-day game drive at Nairobi National Park – just minutes from the city!

Pick-up Locations:

Nairobi CBD – International House

JKIA (Airport)

Hotels & Airbnbs within Nairobi

Our Office – Olympic Shopping Centre

Tour Package Includes:

Round-trip transport (Safari van or 4x4)

Professional driver/guide

Bottled water

Rates:

Safari Van: Ksh 3,200

4x4 Land Cruiser: Ksh 3,500

Note: Park entry fee & lunch are not included (we’ll assist you at the gate and with great lunch spots).

Departure Time: 6:30 AM
Duration: Half-day (Morning game drive)

Book Now:
Call/WhatsApp: +254 704 125 061
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.kasanditours.com

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01/04/2025

🦁 Roar into the Wild: Fascinating Lion Facts & Where to See Them in Kenya! 🌿

Did you know?
✔️ Lions are the only social big cats, living in prides of up to 30 members.
✔️ A lion's roar can be heard from 8 km (5 miles) away!
✔️ Males grow thick manes, which darken with age and indicate strength.
✔️ Lions rest for 16-20 hours a day to conserve energy for hunting.
✔️ A lion’s bite force is around 650 PSI, strong enough to crush bones!

🦁 Types of Lions in Kenya

1️⃣ East African Lion (Panthera leo nubica) – The most common in Kenya, found in major parks and reserves.
2️⃣ Masai Lion – A subspecies with shorter, less dense manes, adapted to hot climates.
3️⃣ White Lions (rare) – Occasionally spotted due to genetic mutation but not common in the wild.

🦁 Lion Life Span:

✔️ In the wild: 10-14 years
✔️ In captivity: Up to 20 years
✔️ Male lions rarely live beyond 10 years in the wild due to fights over dominance.

🌍 Where to See Lions in Kenya:

📍 Masai Mara National Reserve – Best place to see big prides and witness the Great Migration!
📍 Amboseli National Park – Stunning views of lions with Mount Kilimanjaro as a backdrop.
📍 Tsavo National Park – Famous for the maneless lions of Tsavo!
📍 Lake Nakuru National Park – Spot lions among acacia forests and near the flamingo-filled lake.
📍 Samburu National Reserve – Home to desert-adapted lions in a rugged landscape.
📍 Nairobi National Park – The only capital city with wild lions roaming freely!

🐾 Book your lion safari with Kasandi Tours today! 🦁

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📞 0704125061
🌐 www.kasanditours.com

31/03/2025

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim brothers and sisters! At Kasandi Tours and Travels, we wish you a joyful and blessed celebration filled with love, peace, and togetherness. May this special day bring happiness to your hearts and homes. As you celebrate, know that we appreciate and celebrate the rich diversity that makes our community strong. Eid Mubarak!"

31/03/2025

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim brothers and sisters! At Kasandi Tours and Travels, we wish you a joyful and blessed celebration filled with love, peace, and togetherness. May this special day bring happiness to your hearts and homes. As you celebrate, know that we appreciate and celebrate the rich diversity that makes our community strong. Eid Mubarak!

29/03/2025

🐾 The Mighty Hippo: Facts & Where to See Them in Kenya! 🌊

Did you know?
✔️ Hippos are the third-largest land mammals after elephants and rhinos.
✔️ Despite their bulky size, they can run up to 30 km/h (19 mph) on land!
✔️ Hippos spend most of their day in water to stay cool but can’t swim—they push off the bottom to move.
✔️ They produce a natural sunscreen that protects their skin from the sun.
✔️ Hippos are among the most dangerous animals in Africa, responsible for more human deaths than lions.

🦛 Types of Hippos:

1️⃣ Common Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius) – Found across Kenya’s rivers and lakes.
2️⃣ Pygmy Hippo (Choeropsis liberiensis) – Extremely rare and found in West Africa, not Kenya.

🦛 Hippo Life Span:

✔️ In the wild: 30–40 years
✔️ In captivity: Up to 50 years

🌍 Where to See Hippos in Kenya:

📍 Maasai Mara National Reserve – Best place to see hippos along the Mara River.
📍 Lake Naivasha – Home to large hippo pods, often seen during boat safaris.
📍 Lake Victoria – Africa’s largest lake, with many hippos along the shores.
📍 Tsavo National Park – Hippos thrive in the Galana River.
📍 Samburu National Reserve – Hippos are spotted in the Ewaso Nyiro River.
📍 Mwea National Reserve – A hidden gem with hippos in the Tana River.

✨ Book your hippo safari with Kasandi Tours today for an unforgettable wildlife experience! ✨

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📞 0704125061
🌐 www.kasanditours.com

26/03/2025

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

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25/03/2025

The beauty of the nature