The Kenyan landscape has graced the silver screen for over fifty years; from 1950's King Solomon's mines to the 2005 box-office hit The Constant Gardener. The lush Ngong Highlands, seen in Sydney Pollack's Oscar winning out of Africa to the arid shaba reserves outwitted and outlasted in 'Survivor 3: Africa' show case Kenya's versatile landscapes that offer a great scope of filming locations. The producers of 'Survivor: Africa' felt that Kenya offers a perfect combination of beautiful locale, natural light, an array of wildlife and a beautiful people all set in adventurous territory.

Kenya has breath taking and exquisite beauty with abundant wildlife and unmatched scenery and romantic views. From the savannah in the south, the deserts of the north, to Lake Victoria - the 2nd largest fresh water lake in the world - in the west, the tropical beaches in the east, metropolitan cities, ancient Forts and the snow capped peaks of Mount Kenya, Kenya has a great variety to offer even the most demanding visitor

Kenya offers spectacular backdrops; Caroline Links' Nirgendwo in Afrika (Nowhere in Africa) was the winner of 'Best Foreign Language Film' in the 2003 Academy Awards similar beauty of the country can be seen in the "Librarian 2: Return to King Solomon's Mines" directed by Jonathan Frakes. The stunning cinematography seen in movies shot in Kenya speaks volumes on the breath taking scenery that is unparalleled anywhere in the world.