OCEAN (2025) – David Attenborough, WATCH FREE
In honour of World Oceans Day, Nat Geo have uploaded Attenborough’s latest documentary “Ocean” – for free.
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You’re either vibing with the lively streets of Nairobi, soaking up the history in Mombasa, or chasing sunsets in the Maasai Mara, Kenya’s got the goods to satisfy your wanderlust. We’ve rounded up the best of Kenya’s travel spots.
In honour of World Oceans Day, Nat Geo have uploaded Attenborough’s latest documentary “Ocean” – for free.
…What they tend not to think about — what even many Kenyans tend not to think about — is 536 kilometres of Indian Ocean coastline, and everything living in it, on it, and because of it.
Wildebeests aren’t Kenya’s only migrating phenomenon. Whales are where it’s at by the ocean.
The R*E*S*E*T Retreat at Nderit House isn’t just a getaway—it’s four days to fully switch off, be looked after, and come back to yourself. With only seven spots available, this is a rare chance to experience something truly personal, intentional, and deeply restorative.
By the time you meet Alice Tenjiwe Kabwe in Kilifi, it is clear that movement is not simply something she teaches — it is something she inhabits. With 20 years of practice and a lifetime shaped by rhythm, relocation, and reclamation, Alice’s work sits at the intersection of dance, fitness, healing and homecoming.
We meet Shrena Malde in Mombasa, where the ocean air feels almost symbolic of the work she has dedicated the last two decades to — clearing, balancing and restoring energy. A practising Pranic Healer for 20 years, Shrena speaks about healing not as mystery, but as method. Not as miracle, but as life force in motion.
We meet Preety between online sessions, her energy calm and composed, the kind of glow that comes less from products and more from practice. Based in Nairobi and working with clients globally through virtual sessions, Preety has carved out a niche in natural facial toning and holistic beauty through Face Yoga.