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http://www.Nile-Cruises-4u.co.uk offer a great selection of Nile Cruises and Nile Cruise Holidays with additional days in Cairo, Luxor or the Red Sea Riviera. Please call Freephone 0808 1089 100 for more details.

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http://www.KenyaHolidays4u.co.uk Great Kenya Safari Holidays and Kenya Safari deals from leading Kenya Safari specialists. Kenya Beach Holidays and great last-minute Kenya Holiday deals.

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If you’ve missed out on a Kenya Holiday this Christmas and would like to be sure you get away next Christmas then we have some great South African Holiday offers already.

For example:

The new “Zulu Safari”, which takes you to Durban, Zulu Kingdom, Swaziland, Kruger and Panoram Route.

From £2,199 per person valid for departures 16th to 24 December 2009. It includes return scheduled flights, transfers, tour and 7 nights accommodation with 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners.

It’s a new guided overland tour which showcases a fascinating combination of Zulu culture. There is the outstanding wilderness of St. Lucia and the world-renowned Kruger National Park.

There is also the new “World In One Country” which includes Johannesburg, Kruger, Swaziland, Durban, Knysna, Cape Town and more.

From £2,995 per person valid for departures 16th to 24th December 2009. It includes return scheduled flights, transfers, tour and 13 nights accommodation with 13 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 4 dinners.

This tour showcases the very best that South Africa has to offer. A kaleidoscope of activities include cultural visits, game drives and a cruise.

Finally there is the new “Isibindi Safari” which includes Johannesburg, Kruger and Isimangaliso Wetland Park.

From £3,345 per person valid for departure between 16th and 24th December 2009. It includes return scheduled flights, transfers, tour and 8 nights accommodation with 8 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 8 dinners.

A breathtaking new itinerary in the unspoilt east of South Africa. Accommodation is in exquisite, boutique lodges, quite off the beaten track. Optional activities include tracking wildlife on foot, sleep outs under the stars, scuba diving, seasonal turtle drives and Tsongo Cultural tours and forest walks.

If you’d like any information about any of these fabulous South Africa Holidays please call us on our Freephone number 0808 1089 100.

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Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year from all of us at Kenya Holidays 4u.

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Most people who travel to Kenya to enjoy a safari usually spend a day and night in Nairobi before setting out on safari. I did myself and to be honest didnt’ do much other than having a short walk around the area that the hotel was situated in. When really I could have done so much more.

I read a fascinating article in the AsiaOne website the other day that was packed with ideas for anyone visiting Nairobi even for a short time.

I hope that by re-printing the article here it might give you some ideas for your one visit to Nairobi.

One of the visits it suggests is to Daphne Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage. We have booked a number of clients on this excursion and they have all said how much they enjoyed it. But take a look at the article and see just waht you can do in Nairobi…

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I hope you’ve now been following the “Big Cat Week” just as we all have.

In case you havent’ here’s the first BBC footage of “Shakirah The Cheetah” and her remarkable five cubs.

This is a great time to enjoy a Kenya holiday or Kenya safari so why not call Barbara or myself, Colin on Freephone 0808 1089 100 for details of the great offers available?

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Unfortunately we had a problem with our mail server which meant that inadvertantly subscribers to our kenya Holidays mailing list received 10 unsolicited emails from us in one day. The emails were actual copies of the various posts here on the Kenya Holidays Blog.

If you were one of those who received these unwanted emails please accept my apologies for the inconvenience caused. I know how annoying it is to receive unwanted emails.

Sadly 3 people unsubscribed as a result of this error but I can assure anyone who is a subscriber that this error will not happen again.

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We were so pleased to read about the peace agreement signed last Thursday between the two political parties in Kenya.

Lets’ hope that tourists will now start to visit Kenya once again in great numbers to see and experience this amazing destination.

Apparently a new-born rhino has been born on the Masai Mara and named after Kofi Anan, the key negotiator in the peace settlement.

The new government has stated its’ commitment to increasing tourism to Kenya.

I last visited Kenya in November and cannot wait to go back with my family and experience once again the fabulous hospitality of the Kenyan people and be amazed by its’ wonderful wildlife.

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Well, we’re in a strange position at the moment. Some people are travelling on their Kenya holidays, one or two people are thinking that they should cancel their planned holiday and yet we have others who are still booking Kenya holidays.

On Saturday we had a booking from some people who said that they felt it was important, if you were planning to holiday in Kenya, to do so now in order to support the people of this wonderful country.

I know everyone wont’ feel the same but certainly such support will go a long way to help Kenya recover from this crisis.

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We’ve been advised that this weekend some operators are flying as normal and some opertors are not flying this weekend so it seems to be a real muddle at the moment.

What a shame that this beautiful country and its’ lovely people are caught up in this turmoil and confusion.

Obviously the sooner that this situation is resolved the better so that tourists can once again enjoy the beauty of this wonderful country.

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