Kenya enthralls the tourists with its diverse landscapes. Tours of the mountains of Kenya, arranged by African Oasis Safaris, make for ideal holiday destination for the adventurous tourists looking for an active vacation or a challenging safari trail.

Come and indulge in walks, bird watching, hikes and treks through the forests and on the slopes, with African Oasis the safari people.

Mount Kenya 

Mount Kenya is a surprise waiting to be unwrapped in the heart of Kenya's wildlife. It is the second highest peak in Africa located astride the equator and has a summit standing at 5199m above sea level which is perpetually covered in ice. A haven for trekkers, hikers, and mountaineers, Mount Kenya is also popular for its wildlife too. Here, you can view elephants, elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, leopards, bushbucks, duikers, giant forest hogs, Colobus and Sykes monkeys in their natural habitat, braving the contradictions that nature presents to them.

Mount Elgon

Located in the jungles near the Kenya Uganda borders, Mount Elgon is famous for the caves (Elkony) covered in ancient paintings and especially for the cave called Kitum that is a nocturnal destination for herds of elephants. It is also a great venue for organizing treks, climbs, and nature walks.

Loroghi Hills

Located in the stronghold of the Samburu tribe, these hills make for the perfect counterfoil to the riches of urban landscape.

Western Highlands

These hill ranges in Western Highlands are birdwatchers and game viewers paradise. Located in the northern Rift Valley, it is home to some of the most spectacular drops, stunning waterfalls, and species of birds and animals that could easily have gone unaccounted for in the heartland of Kenya.

Simba Hills

Located in the Coastal region, Simba Hills make for perfect gateways from the arid plains and provide a great trekking route through forests, river valleys, villages, and cliffs with spectacular views of the valley beyond.

Taita and Chyulu Hills

Located on the edges of Tsavo West National Park, these hills provide excellent opportunity for treks and hikes, as well as a great spot for bird watching and game viewing.