North Walsham, Norfolk -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/26/2010 -- What would your Pure Travel be without the teeming wildlife and the furor that goes along with it. The tour can center on these creatures to be found from one corner of the body politic to the other. For a start the tourist track should lead you right into the Amboseli National Park that is home to the gentle giant that tends to destroy its natural habitat courtesy of its voracious appetite. Still within the park there is an unobstructed view of the highest free standing mountain in Africa known as Kilimanjaro.

From the wild the tour can take a contemporary detour into the city of Nairobi that is home to the Nairobi National Museum that holds a 1.6 million year old skeleton discovered in Turukana. The exhibits also constitute larger than life models of the country's wildlife including the buffalo and the lion. Back into the wild there is the Tsavo national park that is home to even greater varieties of fauna in the form of cheetahs and a host of primates.

Contrasting this region is the sun and sand of Mombasa Island that is immaculate for those interested in some relaxation and a pampering courtesy of the lavish hotels in the district. Within this demesne there are health clubs that afford the punter with exceptional exercise facilities in combination with relaxing therapies that will leave you rejuvenated and rearing to take in another excursion into the hinterland.

This particular leg of the journey could move into Lamu an old town within the country's Indian ocean coast that is a part of UNESCO's world heritage site. The fascinating side to this city is the narrow streets that are only conducive for a donkey ride or a stroll.

Pure Travel for an exceptional mix of sun,sand, flora and fauna like no other on the African continent.