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Celebrate New Year in Kenya

All India, 15th November 2014 : Christmas and New Year is seen as a time of remembering the past, as we live in the present, and hope for the best to come in future, and this is the perfect time to take holiday to your favourite destination with your loved ones. And which other place than Kenya offers the travellers beach and safari celebration.
The Christmas and New Year's holidays in Kenya are marked with the spirit of celebration and reverence. As the vast majority of the population is Christian, the celebrations in the country are in full swing. Fireworks, dance, songs and music are a part and parcel of the celebrations with the options of partying on the white sandy beaches or taking a safari in the wild.
This holiday period is in fact one of the most popular times for tourists and is testament to the wonderful climate, beautiful beaches and the festive mood during this time of the year.
Situated on the equator, this East African country has been described as 'the cradle of humanity'. With its scenic beauty and abundant wildlife, Kenya is one of Africa's major safari destinations. Spend New Year here and you are sure to have an entertaining night!
If you are looking for a peaceful and quiet with your family this historical Swahili town situated on Lamu Island offers a completely different experience to the tourists. This place is a paradise; unaltered by the effects of tourism and the influence of the outside world it is perfect for those who are searching for a quiet escape to rejoice New Year eve with family and loved ones.
Those who love a nice, upscale affair will be pleased by what Nairobi has to offer on New Year’s Eve. Visit the best hotel bars in the city or the hottest nightclubs and ring in the New Year with a champagne toast. You can even take a safari ride in the afternoon that provides refreshments and end with an amazing view of the fireworks as well as the Nairobi skyline.
There are private parties with DJ are thrown in to put the best of tunes, performances and all the expected party galore. New Year party in is a great way to socialize with friends and families and take some time off from hectic schedule. Shopping centres sparkle with decorations, animations and shows attracting crowds during the day and on late night shopping.
Whether you want an adventurous holiday or cosy break on an island by the fire with a fine wine, or party until the sun comes up, this is a destination that will start your New Year right.

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