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SHOPPINGTHE MAASAI MARKET
"For an inexpensive, authentic market experience, The Maasai Market is great. It runs every Friday at The Village Market, and hosts 350 artists and vendors." Various venues throughout the city.
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SHOPPINGADELE DEJAK
"Kenyan fashion is having a moment right now. One of the most interesting Kenyan designers I’d recommend is Adele Dejak. Her Village Market boutique showcases great African-inspired accessories using local materials (horn, wood, bone, and brass). Village Market, Gigiri
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SHOPPINGNIKE KONDAKIS
"Nike Kondakis creates edgy fashion from recycled parachutes and peace silk; you can visit her by-appointment showroom in Westlands, less than 10 minutes from Tribe." Westlands
+254 723 115 507
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DININGTALISMAN
"For a good international meal in a restaurant that’s not packed with tourists, check out Talisman, in Karen, (it’s best at lunch, with a table outside). Order a selection of appetizers, specifically the feta samosas and the tuna and avocado salad. For dinner, order the grilled ostrich steak—one of the classics in African game." 320 Ngong Road, Karen
+254 20 3883 213
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DININGSEVEN SEAFOOD AND GRILL
"Seven Seafood and Grill, on Waiyaki Way, is a local favorite where I’d recommend the catch of the day, the whole fish served upright on a wood plank. Fishbowl (at the same location as Seven) is a nice little lounge for after- dinner drinks." ABC Place
Waiyaki Way, Westlands
+254 737 776 677
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ART & CULTURESARUNI SAMBURU
"I’m often asked for a safari recommendation, and every time I say the Maasai Mara. One lodge I really like is Saruni Samburu, which opened recently in the hills of the north. They'll organize balloon safaris and visits to the rhino sanctuary, as well as a trip to Mara’s highest peak with the most spectacular views of a gorgeous, animated sunset."
Kalama Community Wildlife Conservancy
Samburu National Reserve
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ART & CULTURECOTTARS
"Like Mara Saruni, Cottars is a conservation-focused property offering great luxury and excellent service. The owners have a long family history of safari in Kenya, and the design is a glamorous tribute to the 1920s era of truly wild travel. The accommodation tents are accented with old trunks and black-and-white photos from the family’s history." Rift Valley
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