Since the time of Vasco da Gama, Kenya has continued to amaze her visitors with her stunning topographical diversity, including the snow capped mount Kenya – the second highest point in Africa sitting astride the equator, mysterious deserts, tropical rain forests, splendid savannahs teaming with wildlife, long stretches of white sand beaches along the shores of the Indian ocean, the Great Rift valley cutting through the entire country’s length from north to south with its numerous lakes that are home to a vast variety of birds and beautiful volcanoes lining its floor. Kenya is the home of the traditional safari, the Kenya Safari. Safari is a Swahili word meaning ‘journey’ but in English today, it has become a synonym for wildlife viewing in Africa . This and other Swahili words like Jambo – meaning hello, have become universal and this is a straight confirmation of Kenya ’s popularity among other tourist destinations of this world. One of the factors that enhance her popularity is the hospitality that visitors to Kenya continue to enjoy – the hospitality that is characteristic with the Kenyan people. Because of this,visitors always feel welcome, making discovery journeys through the country always a pleasant success.