Desert Kenya Safari

Besides travel, I am an anthropologist and I have spent over 5 years in Northern Kenya researching on rock art research and archaeological excavations. The earliest inhabitants have lived around Lake Turkana, with the early stone age period dating around 2 million years ago, being found around Koobi Fora and foot-prints at Ileret. I can attest that Northen Kenya is such a beauty. . . Sibilioi park still hosts some topi, cheetah and zebra populations though it is well known for its sandy beaches, petrified forest and archaeological fossil sites. The region is considered the most scenic in the country with rolling landscapes and sharply cut rocks and mountains. After Samburu reserve where we will see quite a number of wildlife species, the rest of Northern Kenya will reveal to you unimaginable cultural experiences. We will visit the fishing tribe of El-molo in Loiyangalani, whose life fully depends and revolves Lake Turkana.