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Take a detailed tour of the equatorial African sky with our well trained guides. The sky amazes all in the way it depicts animals, people and items in the 88 identified constellations.

The Equator slices Kenya almost in half making it one of the very few places in the whole world where you can observe both the northern and southern hemisphere skies from one location.

A large part of the country is dry or semi-arid so by and largely there is very little precipitation making for clear skies.

Our guides cleverly bring in a cultural perspective as they elaborate on African mythology relating to stars.

This is a most unique experience, available also to the young through the Adventurers' club. Available at: Mara Explorer, Mara Intrepids, Siana Springs and Samburu Intrepids

We shall be publishing a monthly sky calendar for download that shows what you expect to see in the Equatorial skyline. It is a user friendly map that not only assist you identify planets, stars and major constellations, but also locate comets, star clusters, nebulae, distant galaxies, and most importantly, terms and definitions of astronomy!

Download April's evening Sky Map for the tropical regions