World of Nana Adventures

15/08/2024

The world is a book, and those who don’t travel read only a page.

– St. Augustine

Which destination is on your bucket list?
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17/07/2024

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The start of a great safari begins with planning. With numerous conservancies, national parks around East Africa, we can help assist you get to your buckelist safari destination. Give us a call/Message/WhatsApp +254726300902

16/11/2022

The Saruni Samburu most stunning eco-design lodge perched high above, overlooking Kalama Community Wildlife Conservancy, bordering with Samburu National Reserve. Book your stay from USD 1,000 per night and enjoy a luxurious safari experience.

Samburu destination facts

This vast expanse of remote pristine wilderness is inhabited by iconic wildlife and a tranquil ambiance blankets this wildlife haven. Located in the North of Laikipia, one of the less-visited regions in Kenya, this reserve promises an authentic wilderness experience.

The traditional homeland of the Samburu people, this arid terrain features northern Kenya’s biggest river, Ewaso Nyiro. Quenching the thirst of the abundant wildlife that roam this reserve, the Samburu people were lured to this area due to the reliability of the Ewaso Nyiro that provides water for their herds. The river courses through Samburu National Park, Shaba National Reserve and the Buffalo Springs National Reserve to the south.

Home to the rare northern special five species (Grevy zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk and the beisa oryx) this craggy, rugged region unfolds a romantic, awe-inspiring safari experience. Captivating Samburu elephant herds saunter over this game rich reserve and big cats prowl through thick acacia forest.

27/10/2022

Heartbreaking news. We have just received the news that Logol has been killed by the Engoyanai males who are in control of the Offbeat pride.
The question now remains what will happen to Halftail and the Marsh pride?
TBC

02/10/2022

Sila and cubie this afternoon chilling in Olare Motorogi Conservancy

02/10/2022

It is going down here at Samburu National R.

📷Yaron Schmid 🇰🇪❣️

27/09/2022

Olakira Mara Homes offers stunning comfortable accommodation surrounded by unspoilt natural beauty of the Maasai Mara. Home to the big 5, the location is bursting with rural adventures and peppered with dramatic views, tranquil rivers and picturesque maasai villages. – a tempting location in Talek to soak up the fresh air. If you’re yearning to be soothed by the stillness of nature, then this will be your ultimate dream getaway.

Rates: KES 20,000 for 4 pax per unit on self catering.

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Contact [email protected] +254726300902 +254722424136 for bookings

19/09/2022

Mood: Productivity vibes
Location: Maasai Mara
Ammenities: self catering kitchen, 2 bedroom fully furnished bungalows. ample secure parking, WI-FI

Our Rate: KES 25,000 for for pax. Bed n Breakfast

12/09/2022

The Dumbana Female a week or so ago setting out on her evening territorial patrol close to Lebombo Lodge where the core part of her territory lies.

She had spent most of the afternoon lounging on exposed boulders in the Gumba Drainage line, and got active minutes before the late winter sun dipped beneath the horizon.



Image taken using - Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 DG OS HSM Sports Lens on Nikon D850 Body.

09/09/2022

14/06/2022

Father's Day is here with us! This year, let's make it special for our dads and all the father figures in our lives.
Give them a Father's treat courtesy of our Father's Day offer!
Make your reservations today!
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+254726300902

28/04/2022

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23/03/2022

We are safari ready!

10/03/2022

30/07/2021

Weekend plans, anyone?

27/07/2021

Hiking to the top of the mountain is fun, but everything is just downhill from there.

Get it? No?

This guide is perfect for anyone looking to conquer the trail and embrace the great outdoors. With a little planning and preparation, almost anyone can hack this activity.

Hiking is an incredible way to explore and connect with nature. Transported by your own two feet and carrying only what you need for the day on your back, you can discover the beauty of the world and enjoy a sense of freedom and adventure that are hard to find elsewhere.

27/07/2021

22/07/2021

Exceptional experiences

Reminiscent of our 2019 trip to Maasai Mara. All we want is to see the sun setting from a different view a couple more times.

Don’t you!?

20/07/2021

Twende Amboseli…

This is a view of The Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa, from Amboseli National Park.

You can wake up to this view as you head out for your morning game drive with our Amboseli package.

06/07/2021

🥳It’s about that time, adventurers…

We have great deals coming up for you and your family so you can enjoy front row seats to the wildebeest migration in style.

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28/06/2021

Destination: Naivasha!

A big hearty congratulations to Sébastian Ogier and Julien Ingrassia ; Winners of the WRC Safari Rally 2021!!!

Book your trip with us next time for the best deals and hustle-free accomodation!!!

📸Photo Credits: Tagged.

21/06/2021

🦒Happy World Giraffe Day!!!
Fun facts about these beauties:

1. Giraffe lack upper front teeth. Giraffes have the same amount of teeth as humans but they are all located on the bottom of its mouth.

2. Both male and female giraffes have horns from birth which fuse with the skull later to become formidable weapons, particularly in adult males. The horns actually lie flat on their heads and are not attached to the skull, to avoid injury during birth.

3. Giraffes can micro nap while standing by curling their necks around to rest on their hindquarters. They rarely lay down to sleep as this makes them vulnerable to predators.

4.During mating season,the male giraffe gets stuck right in there and, using their 50 cm long tongues, grab a taste of the female’s urine. Giraffes do this to determine whether or not they’re ovulating.

Sadly, the numbers of wild giraffes are sadly declining due to habitat loss and high levels of poaching. So as we celebrate giraffes today, we continue to hope that we will not see the day that giraffes become extinct like its long-necked Jurassic ancestors.

15/06/2021

Camping…because therapy is expensive!!