Drive towards Ngong Hills by passing the Ngong village to the Karen Blixen Museum of the "Out of Africa" fame.

The Karen Blixen Museum opened in May 1991. It occupies the house in which Karen Blixen was born, Rungstedlund, and to which she returned in 1931 following 17 years as a farmer in Africa. She lived at Rungstedlund until her death in 1962 and it was here that she wrote all her internationally renowned stories.

Later proceed to The Langata Giraffe Centre to view and feed the famous Rothschild's giraffe from a specially constructed viewing platform. These are an endangered species in Kenya.

Spend the evening aboard a traditional Arab Dhow as music and fine food combine for a romantic evening under the stars.

As the Dhow leisurely cruises in old Mombasa harbor past peaceful creeks flowing from the island, you will dine on a sumptuous Seafood meal. Later you can dance under the stars.

The black African night, the stars as you have never seen them, music, and the sound of water against the Dhow sets the mood for romance. As you cruise you can almost sense bygone time when life went at a much slower pace.

Soaring mountain ranges give way to plummeting valleys as streams cascade over waterfalls, making Aberdares National Park a landscape lovers paradise. With over 250 species of bird, it is also a haven for bird watching enthusiasts.

Located in the heart of Aberdares National Park, The Ark is known as a "tree hotel", built on pylons in such a way as not to disturb the animals around the waterhole. Its three decks provide superb vantage points for game viewing around the floodlit waterhole.