Kenya
Nairobi
Nairobi is Kenya’s capital and one of Africa’s strongest financial hubs. The city is home to many tourist attractions such as serene parks, wonderful animal sanctuaries, and amazing museums. Nairobi has a variety of accommodation facilities, featuring luxury hotels, apartments, hostels, and guesthouses. When it comes to accommodation, you can spend as low as $25 per night in a 3-star hotel and as high as $350 in a 5-star hotel. It is also home to many schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, as well as shopping malls.
Malindi
Malindi is located near the mouth of the Galana River, 120 kilometers northeast of Mombasa. The town has a good transport system. It has an airport, and the Mombasa-Lamu Highway runs through it.
With a number of tourist attractions, such as the Pillar of Vasco Da Gama, marine national parks, and beaches, Malindi is a popular tourist destination. Life is enjoyable in this coastal town which boasts good accommodation facilities and many entertainment joints. Not many people would recommend you to visit this town, but according to my own experience, I would definitely encourage you to give it a try when visiting the Kenyan coast. I found the culture of the residents quite fascinating.
Eldoret
Located to the south of the Cherangani Hills in western Kenya, Eldoret is the fifth largest urban center in the country. It is one of the fastest-growing towns in Kenya, and it boasts some of the largest universities and hospitals in the country. It also has a good transport system which features an international airport and a highway. Visitors enjoy the spectacular views of the Great Rift Valley, which is home to stunning geographical features. I didn’t face many problems when visiting this town. I was able to get my preferred accommodation at a fair price and I usually moved from one place to another with much ease.
Nakuru
Nakuru is located 160 kilometers north of Nairobi and is the fourth largest town in Kenya. The area boasts strong agricultural, manufacturing, retail, and tourism sectors. The breathtaking Lake Nakuru National Park and the popular Rift Valley Sports Club are located near the town. The cosmopolitan town is home to large universities, health centers, and a variety of accommodation facilities. The urban center is surrounded by vibrant Kenyan villages, so visitors easily indulge in the local culture.
Kisumu
Kisumu is located in the greater Lake Victoria basin and is the third largest city in Kenya. With tourist attractions such as the Kisumu Museum and Kisumu Impala Sanctuary, it is a major tourist destination in western Kenya. The city boasts rice and sugar industries and a variety of natural resources. It has an international airport, a good road network, and newly-established health centers, making it another of the fastest growing urban areas in Kenya. I had a chance to tour Lake Victoria when I was visiting the city, and I can say that it is one of the best holiday things I have done in Kenya. I also enjoyed the city’s urban life and foods, especially the dishes that featured fish.
Mombasa
Mombasa is located on the east coast of Kenya and is the second largest city in the country. The city has a good transport system which consists of an international airport, a large seaport, Likoni Ferry, and the Mombasa-Nairobi Highway. The most popular tourist attractions in Mombasa include spectacular beaches, magnificent national parks, and wonderful cultural centers. It has a myriad of restaurants, bars, clubs, pubs, and discotheques. With all these entertainment joints, the coastal city is usually vibrant and lively throughout.