Mombasa is the third-largest city in Kenya. It is a paradise that attracts tourists with its breathtaking beaches, rich cultural heritage, and profusion of wildlife. It is situated along the Kenyan coast along the Indian Ocean. It is a perfect Kenya safari destination for travellers looking for leisure, adventure, and cultural immersion. You will find Mombasa to be a perfect destination due to its various attractions. The top Kenya safari attractions in Mombasa will be discussed in this post to help in assisting you with a memorable vacation.Mombasa Ocean view.avif Fort Jesus Fort Jesus is one of the top attractions in Mombasa with a rich history. Fort Jesus is located right at the seafront. The Portuguese constructed it in the sixteenth century and have seen centuries of trade, conquests, and cross-cultural interactions. Fort Jesus today has a Museum, which provides tourists with a display of the historical part of Mombasa. The museum has the maritime history of Mombasa on display through a sizable collection of artefacts and exhibitions. The military presence of the Fort is shown in its layout, massive ramparts, and elaborate stonework. You will be rewarded with stunning views of the Indian Ocean and the Mombasa city skyline. Visit Diani Beach A trip to Mombasa would not be complete without stopping at the renowned Diani Beach. Diani Beach, which is well-known for its white sands, waves, and palm-lined trees, provides a tropical paradise to visitors who wish to enjoy the coastal life. Diani Beach has something for everyone, from diverse water sports such as windsurfing, jet skiing, kayaking, and many more, making it a good choice for both adventure and relaxation. Enjoy a cool cocktail while lounging in the warm sun under a beach umbrella. Other water sports activities include: snorkelling, scuba diving, and kiteboarding. You can also
Reading Time: 5minutes The African buffalo (syncerus caffer)is one of the big five animals in Africa. Learn about its habitat, size, behaviour, diet, and where to find them in Kenya. The African Buffalo The African Buffalo is one of the sub-Saharan African bovines. It is found across the African savanna and is mostly spotted grazing during the African safari tours, especially in some of the premier national parks in Kenya, from the famous Maasai Mara National Reserve to the little-known Meru National Park. The African buffalo, scientifically known as syncerus caffer, is closely related to the domesticated cow. The African buffalo is also related to other buffalo species like the Asian water buffalo, American bison, and domestic cattle. The African Buffalo has never been domesticated, unlike its other species, such as the wild yak and wild water buffalo. Its main predators are the lions, the spotted hyena, the Nile crocodile, and the African wild dog. The African Buffalo is most threatened by hunters hunting them for their skin and the shield-like horns. It is one of the big five animals in Africa, together with the African lion, the African Bush Elephant, the rhino, and the African leopard. African Buffalo.avif The size of the African Buffalo The African Buffalo is the largest among the bovines. It is approximately 1.0 to 1.3 m (3.3 to 5.6 ft) from the shoulder. The tail is 70 cm to 110 cm (28 to 43 in) long. The cape buffalo can weigh between 425 and 870 kgs( 937 and 1,918 lb). On the other hand, the African Forest Buffalo is smaller in size, measuring between 250 and 450 kgs, which is (600 to 1000 lb). The front part of the African Buffalo is heavier than the back, and for that reason, the front hooves are wider
The white Rhino Reading time:5 minutes 26 seconds Meta description: The white rhino, a member of the African Big Five, is also famously known as the white rhinoceros or the square-lipped rhinoceros. White rhinoceros The white rhino (Ceratotherium simum) is one of the largest species of rhinoceros; it is also the second largest mammal after the African Bush Elephant and the most social among the rhino species. The white rhino is known by its wide square lip, massive body size, and its gentle nature. White rhinos are not actually white as their name suggests, but the name is believed to be misinterpreted from the Afrikaans language word “wyd”, which means broad flat mouth, one of their characteristics. Serious efforts have been made by conservationists across the world to save the white rhino from being extinct in the world. The white rhinos suffer a serious threat from poaching and habitat loss. In Kenya, white rhinos are protected in national parks and some privately owned conservancies, where tourists can visit, see and learn about them.A Rhino in Lake Nakuru National Park.avif White rhino species There are only two subspecies of white rhinos in the world: The southern white rhino(Ceratotherium simum simum): this is the most common species of the white rhino, and it is found in several African countries such as Kenya, South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe. The Northern white rhino(Ceratotherium simum cottoni): this species is considered extinct, with only two females surviving in the world. The two female northern white rhinos named Najin and Fatu are found in Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. Scientists are working hard to try to save this species from extinction using some of the modern advanced reproductive technologies. These species once lived in countries like Uganda, Chad, Sudan, and the democratic Republic of Congo.



