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The Swahili word 'safari' literally means 'journey'. And adventurous, colourful, awe-inspiring Kenya is certainly worth the trip.
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Three weeks, Nairobi to Mombasa; take in all the major spots covered by most safari companies and end up on the coast for a change of scene
Two weeks is ample time to explore the 500km North-South trip taking in white sand beaches, elephant sanctuaries and the Lamu archipelago, a Swahili heritage gem.
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