Taita Taveta is a quiet county on your way from Nairobi to the coast. We know it as the home of the Tsavo East and West, as well as a few magical physical features such as Lake Jipe.

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Photo By: Janice Iche

Narrated By: Ngima M.

Kenya's final coastal county is Lamu. The place of donkeys, islands and culture.

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Photo By: Marie Ainomugisha

Narrated By: Martie Mtange

Tana River County is a magnificent county of desert, grassland and forest – and is home to one of Kenya’s most magnificent water systems.

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Photo By: Grace Muhoro

Narrated By: mwihaki M.

Kenya's third county, Kwale, was once home to one of the ancient bustling cities that we now know as the Gede Ruins.

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Photo By: Sammy Njoroge

Narrated By: Kevin Mwachiro

Kwale County aka county 002 is the home of pearl white beaches. The best way to describe Kwale is 'Coast Raha', meaning the place of rest and relaxation.

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Photo By: mwihaki M.

Narrated By: Shingai Kagunda

Mombasa County is marked as Kenya's county 001. Located along the Indian Ocean, this town - which also happens to be an island, is one of the oldest in the country.

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Photo By: Jamila El-Jabry

Narrated By: Mbora Muthee