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 filmmaker.

Kenya's primary filming attractions are nature based which include wildlife, beaches at the coast, the physical landscape and the cultures, which offer, immense opportunities for a filmmaker seeking the perfect filming location.
Kenya straddles the center of the Great Rift Valley, that vast prehistoric fissure that stretches from Jordan to Mozambique. It is lined with a series of fresh water and soda based volcanic lakes. The great range of forests from the coastal, through the central high montane to the thick, wet rainforest of the west offer the filmmaker a wide range of options.

Mount Kenya, with its snow-topped peaks and rich green earth, is surrounded by farmlands not unlike those in Europe and the Kenyan coastline has plenty of white sandy beaches, palm trees, mangroves and hidden coves. There is 480 km of beach front and from Mombasa to Lamu, ancient forts overlook the sea. Metropolitan Nairobi is home to high-rise buildings and lively street markets.