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The Water sports haven  Endalo Campsite & Hotel  in Sagana There is a moment on the Sagana River when the raft pauses just briefly before the water drops away beneath you. The roar builds, paddles tighten in nervous anticipation, and then, suddenly, you are swallowed by white foam, spinning through the wild heart of Kenya’s most underrated adventure. Welcome to Sagana, where water is not just a resource, but a sport, a livelihood, and a growing frontier for Kenya’s tourism story. The Rise of River Sports in Kenya For decades, Kenya’s global image has been anchored in sweeping savannahs and iconic wildlife. But just 95 kilometres from Nairobi, another narrative is unfolding, one powered by rapids, adrenaline, and a new generation of outdoor enthusiasts. The Sagana stretch of the Tana River has quietly evolved into East Africa’s premier inland water sports destination. Here, the river offers up to 16 kilometres of white-water action, with rapids reaching Grade V during...

Popular News anchor Betty Kyalo poses for a picture at the Safaricom golf tour Nestled in the heart of Nairobi, Ngong Racecourse stands as a symbol of elegance, excitement, and tradition. Renowned for its horse racing events, the racecourse offers an exhilarating atmosphere that captivates both seasoned horse racing enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Amidst the thrill of the races, one gem shines bright - the Mbuzi Munch restaurant. Travel Tuesdays  embarks on a journey to explore Ngong Racecourse and savor the culinary delights at Mbuzi Munch. Ngong Racecourse, with its lush greenery and grandstands, is a hub of activity. The racecourse hosts numerous events throughout the year, attracting locals and tourists alike. The air is filled with anticipation as spectators gather to witness the thundering hooves and graceful strides of magnificent racehorses. For decades, Ngong Racecourse has been a cornerstone of Nairobi's social scene. Whether it's the adrenaline rush of bet...