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Best Travel Blogging Website

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Best Travel Blogging Website

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  1. TRIP EASY TRAVEL Visit-http://tripeasytravel.com

  2. Kenya’s Top Best Beaches Kenya is something beyond safari rides and old, pioneer urban communities. The nation’s coastline flaunts miles of wonderful white sand shorelines, clear blue water, vivid coral reefs, and all the shoreline experience you need for a remarkable oceanside getaway. 

  3. Diani Beach As the most famous shoreline in all of Kenya, obviously, Diani Beach beat our rundown. Hop directly into the photo culminate sea green/blue oceans and investigate the coral reefs and submerged sandbars underneath your feet.

  4. Tiwi Beach Tiwi is open from Mombasa, Kenya’s southern city, by ship, which is a piece of the experience.When you touch base in Tiwi, you’ll be probably not going to discover numerous kindred beachgoers, as this spot is normally peaceful.

  5. Bamburi Beach Bamburi Beach, in Mtwapa, is home to these exercises and then some. The shoreline, on Kenya’s northern shores, is fixed with beachfront lodgings, diners, and bars with perspectives of the ocean. 

  6. Kilifi Beach Kilifi Beach’s delicate “sugar sand” is encompassed on one side by thick bushes of trees, and on the other by the profound blues of the Indian Ocean. Sail away into the water or take a ride on a conventional Kenyan pontoon, called a dhow. 

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