Amboseli National Park is located in the Rift Valley Province in Kenya . Its area is more than 390 square kilometers and it's close to Tanzania's border. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1991. One of the images of this park par excellence, is Mount Kilimanjaro, which can be seen at dawn on days without fog. That is perhaps the symbol of the park, along with his most famous animal: the elephant. No doubt the Amboseli National Park is the best place to monitor these giant pachyderms. Moving in herds across the savannah, their structure and hierarchy is evident: Females first, followed by males. They are not aggressive unless disturbed, and cross the park every day. Their biggest handicap is their sense of sight, but his their hearing is highly developed. For me, there is no greater satisfaction than being able to find dozens of families of elephants with their young. Even coming face to face with this huge mammal watching us suspiciously. I...

After give you 7 reasons to travel to Kenya , could not pass without telling you my journey through this amazing country and some tips about documentation , vaccines and roads . Do I need a Visa? The answer is yes , you need a visa , whether for business or sightseeing. The visa for 3 months, a single entry in the country , is 5 0 U S Dollars . I got in touch with the Kenyan Embassy in Madrid and I processed the visa without a problem ; then they stick it for you in a page of the passport and you can enter the country with it . Another option is to process the visa at the Nairobi's Airport , but do not know how fast you get i t and if you would have any problems . If you decide to ge t it in Kenya, bring the exact money so you won't be in trouble and preferably new bills. Vaccinations and other recommendations before the trip I recommend the yellow fever vaccine , although it's not mandatory. It l asts 10 year...

Every day has a night , it's something normal that we ignore . But some days , we don’t know why , while you’re driving home after work or when you're taking a walk , you suddenly realize that the sky has such a mix of pinks , blues, purples that makes you feel good and think " what a beautiful sunset ", and then, you smile . That feeling is what makes the sunsets have a special meaning for me . And throughout my travels, I smiled a lot due to what I call , the most beautiful sunsets in the world . Cádiz, Spain That evening was one of the most spectacular I've ever seen . The photo was taken at Zahora’s Beach during summer , when I was staying with my family in a nearby cottage. Buenos Aires, Argentina When I was in Buenos Aires , I decided to do some sightseeing in the area of ​​the United Nations Square , next to the University . I have to asked the driver to stop the car when I saw th...