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Friday, 4 March 2016
Sunday, 6 September 2015
You were lost...?
Well it's been a while since we last posted so here goes with a few highlights...
Early in 2015 we took 28 students from the International School of Kenya on an expedition through Mt's Kiplombe & Londiani in the Rift Valley...
The Indigenous Trees on Mt Londiani are arguably the last truly untouched part of the Mau Forest. True Indiana Jones Country with trails needing machetes to get through...
Night time in the Pine plantations on the edge of Mt Kiplombe were magical, with students voting this trip their favorite out of 10 others!
Next up we ran our first School trip to Rapids Camp in Sagana with a high energy group of 9 year olds from Braeburn Gitanga Road School in Nairobi. Things got noisy...and a bit wet!
The children got their first taste of rafting on the Tana River.
The children also got their first experience of kayaking :-)
This year Infinity Outdoors participated in the Extreme Outdoors Expo in Nairobi along with Kembu Canpsite 7 Cottages. Check out this video of Capital FM presenter Wanjira Longauer going from zero to hero on the Tana as part of the event marketing. For a high quality link to this video click :
Wanjira was a legend and had a great day... hopefully another river rat in the making!
Our Corporate Team Building days are getting popular with several groups choosing to go tubing on the Tana...
We had our first International School client with a group of 17 students kayaking, rafting and tubing on the Tana.The guys came from the British School of the Netherlands and had a great, if a little chilly trip...
The middle of the year was holiday time and as well as sun and sand some surf was had also!
The highlight of the year on a personal level was to be invited to represent Fluid Kayaks from South Africa as a team paddler. Infinity Outdoors staff have been paddling in, selling and teaching Fluid kayaks now for nearly 8 years and couldn't be happier to represent team Fluid!
And to end the Year on a good note we will be co-organising the upcoming Tana River festival. 4 events over two days with cash and gear prizes up for grabs and a sweet after party in the pipeline. Check out the video below and for more info visit:
So sorry for the silence... watch this space for all the fun from Infinity Outdoors for the rest of the year
:-)
Kris
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Mount Londiani Recce.
Pristine Indigenous Forest...
This weekend myself, Andrew Nightingale (Kembu Camp) and some staff members from St Andrews Turi School went exploring to find a route to the summit of Mt. Londiani. The objective was to find a days route up to the telecommunications masts from the direction of Mt. Kiplombe. We reached 3km into our gorge of choice in 2 days... not even a quarter of the way in!
What we did discover was Africa untouched. Check out the adventure...
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| The start of the hike up the gorge from the Kampala Rail line... |
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| Yucca's in the pristine indigenous forest... |
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| We followed the stream and an irrigation pipe put in pre independence... |
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| Our nights camp in the gorge... on the trail! |
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| Indiana Jones country... |
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| Kris |
Wednesday, 22 October 2014
Tubing the Tana
Tubing is here..!
That's right folks, commercial tubing is now available in Kenya exclusively through Infinity Outdoors.
The second week of October 2014, saw a group of friends gather on the banks of the Tana River In Kenya and do the first commercial tubing descents of the River.
And what a gem of a tubing trip it is too... life shouldn't be this fun! Check out a few pictures from the weekend below...
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| At the put in getting the surprisingly durable Chinese beater tubes ready |
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| Some seriously chilled flat water sections |
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| Midget safety kayaker "Little" Petey Tyrell... team Fluid |
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| Some sweet rapids to keep you cool |
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| Mike and everyone's favorite mother ship |
So trips are available now... for $30 p.p. per trip whatever your residency status and $50 for two trips in the day. Please book in advance as the rains are coming and we will be stopping trips for high water (but rafting IS still available!). If you need food/transport/camping/accommodation this is all available at extra cost. See you on the water! :-)
Kris
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Monday, 14 July 2014
The best rates in town..!
Rafting is back... great low prices!
Hi folks. We are now able to offer rafting alongside Savage Wilderness on the Tana River...
1.5 hrs from Nairobi and a 3 hour trip of awesome Class 3-5 whitewater
Residents Non-Residents
1 day Tana (Rafting Only) 5500/- Ksh $80 USD
With transport OR food 6250/- Ksh $90 USD
With transport AND food 7000/- Ksh $100 USD
Don't forget you can still learn to kayak as well. Great combo offers coming soon...
Get in touch now for the best day out from Nairobi... guaranteed to wet your pants!
Kris
Sunday, 1 June 2014
Lake Naivasha with 20 x 6yr olds in tow...
Last week we were in Naivasha for some very excited children's first school trip, and for most of them first night away from home!
We had a great time and were look after really well by the excellent and kind staff at Elsamere Field Study Center.
Check out the pictures...
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| Games on the lawn |
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| Super exciting! |
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| Giraffe hunting at dusk... d'ya think he saw us? |
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| Campfire games |
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| The late, great George Adamson's Land Rover was very popular |
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| As was the impressive selection of animal skulls and bones
Once again, a big thank you to Nairobi Academy Prep School for booking with Infinity Outdoors.
Watch this space for the next installment of our adventures:)
Kris
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Saturday, 24 May 2014
Off to Sagana..!
Off to Sagana...!
Last week we ran a trip with Year 4 students (9 year olds) from Nairobi Academy Prep School to Savage Wilderness, Sagana.
Over the three days, many adventures were had by all during activities including hiking, kayaking, climbing and zip lining.
Check out the pictures below:)
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| Hiking to see the waterfall on the Tana at Rapids Camp |
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| Learning to kayak in the pool |
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| Climbing on the wall |
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| No trip is complete without a campfire! |
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| Learning to fly across the river |
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The gang!
A very big thanks to the team at Savage Wilderness for hosting the trip!
An even bigger thanks to the staff and students of Nairobi Academy Prep School:)
Kris
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