East Africa has been shaped by the Great Rift Valley and is considered stunning. The Rift Valley was formed as several tectonic plates join, creating spectacular features in this region. All of Africa's great lakes are found between the East and Western Rift including Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, Lake Albert, and Lake Edward. Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya, the two tallest mountains in Africa, are found in East Africa. East Africa has a variety of exciting adventure opportunities. Try a safari to see elephants, lions, and rhinoceros, go gorilla trekking, visit stunning waterfalls, or lounge on dazzling white beaches.

Countries in this region include Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda.

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KENYA
Kenya terrain includes deserts, mountain forests, and dazzling beaches. Kenya safaris allow viewing of every type of African plains animal. There are many unusual National parks and reserves. Visit Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage to watch baby elephants play. Thousands of pink flamingos line the edges of the late at Lake Nakuro National Park. Take a hot-air balloon ride over the game at Masai Mara National Reserve. Climb Mount Kenya. See crocodiles at the Mamba Crocodile village. Shoppers should visit the Bombolulu Cultural Village for leatherwork, jewelry, and crafts. Kenya's coastal areas are quite beautiful with coral reefs and dazzling white beaches. Kenya has 6 marine parks with ample opportunities for scuba diving, swimming, and snorkeling.

TANZANIA
Tanzania has a vast varied countryside and history. Archaeologists have discovered so many ancient fossils of early humans in Olduvai Gorge that this area is known as 'the cradle of mankind'. Mount Kilimanjaro is located in Tanzania. Guides, along with porters, can be booked to trek up the mountain in 5-6 days. Tanzania has over 500 miles of beautiful beaches. The islands of Pemba and Zanzibar (located just off the coast) are ringed by coral reefs. Opportunities exist for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Zanzibar is known as 'the Spice Island'. Don't forget to catch a tour of a spice plantation while you are there. Visit Serengeti National park and see wildlife, millions of wildebeest make a seasonal migration through the Serengeti Plain. Track chimpanzees in Mahale National park. Visit the city of Bagamoyo which was an important slave port for Arab Slave trade caravans.

UGANDA
Uganda is the place to watch rare mountain gorillas. Several gorilla troops exist. Gorilla tracking safaris are available, although they should be booked well in advance of your trip due to limited availability. Uganda's beauty is remarkable due to its wide variety. In Uganda you will see a mixture of East African savannah meeting West African jungle. There are over 10 national parks and 10 more wildlife reserves allowing visitors to see animals in their natural environment. Try a trekking safari, no jeep convoys or paved roads. Entebbe is situated on the shores of Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the Africa. Visit Owens Falls Dam, in Jinja, to see the source of the Nile River.