A one-day tour at Coast Province of Kenya

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the wild.
Shimba Hills National Reserve is a coastal rainforest and wildlife reserve in Kenya. It's home to a variety of plant and animal species, including endangered sable antelopes and African elephants.

Beyond the serene sandy beaches of Mombasa, elephants and sable antelopes leisurely patrol the gently rolling and one of the largest coastal rain forest of Shimba Hills National Reserve in Kwale County. This reserve has the last breeding herd of the rare sable antelope in Kenya. The vanishing rain forest antelopes are on the priority list of nationally endangered species in Kenya and the organization is keen on seeing that a national conservation strategy is developed to guide all efforts to conserve the species for posterity. Sable antelopes are highly matriarchal in their social structure and congregate in herds of 15 to 20 individuals and the most dominant female in the herd becomes their leader.