Kenya
Kenya
Into the lion’s den
Lance Richardson follows the trail of Tsavo lions whose cunning is etched in Kenyan history.
Kenya's flamingos fly to new lands
Kenya's Lesser flamingos are currently in abundance in the country's drier regions after heavy rains nationwide have altered the salinity of the water in many lakes making them less rich in...
Best of 2011
No tricks, just magic
The Traveller team recounts some of the people, places and surprises that filled the year with unforgettable moments.
Kenya
When the world turns away
On the island of Lamu, Lance Richardson discovers the impact on a community when tragedy means the tourists stop coming.
A tri-nation celebration
Across cultures and ecosystems, Robert Upe takes a 2000-kilometre road trip through Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda.
Tips
Honeymoon period for royal favourites
Jane E. Fraser From London to the Seychelles and the wilds of Kenya, everywhere William and Kate go is turning to tourism gold.
Insider
High-end adventure in its natural habitat
Jane E. Fraser Follow the pride by day, retire to a luxury lodge by night. More Australians are seeking 'exotic' destinations and Africa's wildlife makes the continent a growing favourite.
Kenya
Beauty and the beasts
On safari in the Masai Mara reserve, Helen Anderson finds the wildlife soundtrack as compelling as the creatures.
Africa
Where hearts run wild
The rolling savannah worked wonders for Prince William when he popped the question. Ute Junker stops by to rate the romance factor.
Kenya
Bongos in the mist
Helen Anderson encounters rare creatures and old-fashioned Hollywood glamour at an equatorial safari club.
Kenya
Pride of the plains
Shompole remains a benchmark for barefoot luxury, while bringing a lion population back from the brink, writes Brian Jackman.
Kenya
Pass the ostrich kebab
Maria Visconti "GIRAFFE!" shouts one in our group less than 10 minutes from the international airport.
Africa
Of beauties and beasts
At a cool colonial club in east Africa, Craig Tansley hears echoes of elephants and Hollywood excess.
Tripologist
Embassy may hold key to keeping vehicle safe
Tripologist My husband wants to drive around Africa. I'm worried about where we leave the vehicle in countries where we know no one. Any tips?
Tripologist
Does your mum know you're going to Congo?
Tripologist I'm travelling to Africa at the end of the year. I will have four weeks to get from the Congo to Nairobi. Can you recommend the best way to get around?
Africa
Lion-like hearts and warrior ways
Traditions hold strong among the Masai, despite drought and the pressures of tourism, writes Belinda Jackson.
Travelling is a risky business
Ben Groundwater The recent boat accident in Thailand shows the risks that almost all travellers take when they're overseas. But despite the dangers, they're usually risks worth taking.
Expert advice
Tripologist: your travel questions answered
Michael Gebicki My wife and I want to cycle part or all of the Rhine in an organised tour but would prefer not to carry our belongings. Can you suggest tours?
Kenya
Making it to the streets
Paul Chai puts the safari on hold to explore Nairobi's rich history, great food and buzzing urban pulse.
Kenya
The long and short of Lake Nakuru
Jackie Holland witnesses one of the greatest shows on earth from the comfort of her lodge.
