Kenya an Encore

[Atravelynn]

"One of the best trips of my life" says it all!  Are those first photos of NBO Nat Park only?  Those are wonderful.  I, too, like NBO Nat Park and made sure I had several visits there at the start and end of the safari on my last Kenya visit.

 

Looks like a good itinerary and one made for photography where you stick around in a location rather than dart about.

 

Have only read the first couple of posts, looking forward to the rest. 

[Atravelynn]

Though dusty, Amboseli presented you with some beautiful sights and big tusks!

 

The sunsets and balloons were dueling for most vivid colors.  That's wonderful you finally got to do the balloon trip and had fun.  Great shots of the other balloons.

 

The Mara was filled with cats for you.  I want to hug that tiny baby rhino at Sheldrick's.

 

I'm sure all the photographers were thrilled!

Edited February 29 by Atravelynn

[Tulips]

On 2/28/2024 at 1:01 AM, Atravelynn said:

"One of the best trips of my life" says it all!  Are those first photos of NBO Nat Park only?  Those are wonderful.  I, too, like NBO Nat Park and made sure I had several visits there at the start and end of the safari on my last Kenya visit.

 

Looks like a good itinerary and one made for photography where you stick around in a location rather than dart about.

 

Have only read the first couple of posts, looking forward to the rest. 

Yes, the first photos are all from NBO Nat Park.

 

Thanks for your kind words?

[TonyQ]

A great report, beautiful photos. Those with the dramatic skies are stunning 

[AKR1]

@Tulips

Thanks for sharing your spectacular shots- great photography all around. 
brought back memories of Ambosel, a park that I have always loved with its extraordinary elephants and Kilimanjaro in the background that makes for memorable photos. Yes, it’s dusty. 
Also the Mara and Emakoko in Nairobi Park ( a great place to start / end Kenyan safaris).
 The hot air Balloon over the Mara must have been fun- noticed you did not post any aerial pictures, but assume you saw lots of wildlife. 

Edited March 7 by AKR1