Travel with Trizah

14/03/2022

20/10/2021

Everyone is a hero in their own little ways. Being where you are, beating the waves and tides of life and just sailing is itself being a warrior. Happy mashujaa day.

10/10/2021

To all our customers from all ethnicity.. We value all your cultures that what makes us all unique.

06/10/2021

We are grateful for giving us the opportunity to serve you. We continually strive to provide you with the best memories of a lifetime. Happy customer week.

30/09/2021

Let's go wild

29/09/2021

29/09/2021

22/05/2020

Martial Eagle.
```It's believed to be the most powerful on African continent to the extent it can carry a young baby less than a 1yr but also it break off a man's arm.`
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19/05/2020

A tower of giraffes.
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17/05/2020

Let's learn our wildlife.
This is Leucism...mostly easily confused with Albinism. 'tcancelchangedates @ Maasai Mara National Reserve Kenya

10/05/2020

We all depend on each other for various purposes. As the picture illustrates. Let's stay home and travel tomorrow and save Tourism.

03/05/2020

As we continue to stay quarantine, Let's learn about the giraffes – it is the tallest mammal in the world, after all, that isn’t much of a surprise. Its always interesting to watch these animals on your

SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT GIRAFFES

1- Giraffe is not a single species, but a subfamily containing four distinct species – the northern giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis), southern giraffe (Giraffa giraffa), reticulated giraffe (Giraffa reticulata) and Masai giraffe (Giraffa tippelskirchi)

2- The is the tallest mammal in the world, standing at around 4-5m high, and the tallest giraffes ever recorded have been up to 5.9m. That’s over a meter higher than a double-decker bus. It shouldn’t come as a huge surprise that such a large animal weighs quite a lot as well – up to 1900kg, which is more than most cars!

A giraffe’s height is helpful for keeping a look out for predators, such as lions and hyenas. Their excellent eyesight allows them to spot hungry beasts from far away, too.

3- Despite being incredibly tall, giraffes still only have seven vertebrae in their necks – which means a giraffe neck has the exact same number of bones as a human neck!

4- Giraffes drink water With difficulty! A giraffe’s neck is too short to reach the ground. As a result, it has to awkwardly shuffle and spread its front legs to reach the ground for a drink of water. Fortunately giraffes only need to drink once every few days, as they can get most of their water from all the plants they eat.

5- A giraffe giving birth is a bit of a worrying sight if you haven’t seen it before – female giraffes give birth standing up, so the first thing a baby giraffe knows is a 2-metre fall to the ground. Despite the bumpy start, baby giraffes can stand up within an hour of birth.

6- Giraffes usually only have a single baby, born after a 15-month gestation period. But because they’re able to breed all year round, giraffes don’t need to ‘resynchronise’ with the seasons each time they give birth. Sadly, about 50% of giraffe calves do not survive their first year.

7- A giraffe heart can weigh approximately 11kg, making it the biggest of any land mammal.

23/04/2020

Knob_billed Duck.... 'tcancelchangedates

19/04/2020

Can't wait all this Rona to end we enjoy discovering new places.

16/04/2020

We have just paused we are coming back to what we love most 'tcancelchangedates

01/04/2020

“I believe there is no sickness of the heart so great it cannot be cured by a dose of Africa. Families must go there to learn why they belong together on this earth, adolescents to discover humility, lovers to plumb old but untried wells of passion, honeymooners to seal marriages with a shared sense of bafflement, those shopworn with life to find a tonic for futility, the aged to recognize a symmetry to twilight. I know this all sounds a bit much but if I have ever seen magic, it has been in Africa.”– John Heminway, African Journeys
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24/03/2020

At this moment of self quarantine.. Stay safe, enjoy the calmness around you and do what you love most. 'tcancelchangedates

15/03/2020

With the current ongoing corana virus recommends our clients to postpone their travel to a later date till it subsidies. # livelovelife

13/03/2020

EASTER GETAWAY LUXURY PACKAGE
3 Days 2 Nights Safari maasai mara
Ksh 26,900 pps
At Emayian
All Inclusive package:
*Park fees
*Game Viewing drives
*Transport in a safari van
*All meals while on safari
*2 Nights accommodation in a luxury camp

Excludes on the cost
*Visit to the Masai village
*Tips to the safari crew and personal effects.

Booking and Reservation
☎️+254719554440

29/02/2020

Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.
this Easter to any destination and experience excitement of a lifetime # livelovelife @ Watamu Malindi

18/02/2020

Nature never disappoints.. Always great to be at the bush and experience this wow moments of a lifetime # letstravel @ Maasai Mara Game Reserve

14/02/2020

It's the day of love
It's not about who you love
But how you love them that matters
It's about what you feel for that one person.
Spread some love today and be love.

06/02/2020

An iconic elephant.
Mighty Tim R. I. P.
50yrs

06/02/2020

A great warrior..
1969-2020
Tim the oldest elephant in
Though it's a natural death, he has natured many calves.
R. I. P TIM
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30/01/2020

Some love lasts a lifetime. True love lasts forever. and iginate your love as you dinn Nanyuki where peace meets your love..

22/01/2020

TOUR OF THE DAY

OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY DAY GAME DRIVE

Date: 1st Feb, 2020

Charges: Ks. 3,900pp (Check offers available)

Location: Nanyuki, Laikipia county

Size: 90,000 acres

Distance from Nairobi: 202km

Brief:

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to all of the Big Five. It is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, and sightings of both black and white rhino are common. Ol Pejeta is said to have the highest predator density in Kenya outside of the Maasai Mara; and there is a good chance of seeing lion, cheetah and hyena.

Animals found:

-Elephant
-Giraffe
-Hippo
-Bufallo
-Zebra
-Wildebeest
-White Rhino
-Black Rhino
-Lion
-Leopard
-Cheetah
-Rhino

To book: Send as little as Ksh 2000 to reserve your space. To 0719554440

16/01/2020

Get a customized mug as you as a souvenir

16/01/2020

With this mega camera be asurred you'll capture the most beautiful moments at nature

15/01/2020

African scops owl. Rarely seen. Their distinctive call often heard. Their scientific name is otus scops, otus meaning in Latin is eared owl and Ancient Greek scops, 'watcher' learn more.

11/01/2020

The land of Jumbos