Home

Native to Kenya is the Rhinoceros
Kenya boasts 80 species of animals ranging from the ‘Big Five’ – Elephant, Buffalo, Rhinoceros, Lion and Leopard to a tiny antelope called a dik-dik.
Birds of Kenya
Kenya is the bird capital of the world. It is home of the world’s largest bird – the Ostrich and one of its smallest, the gem-like Sunbird.
Smiling faces of Kenya
Kenya is the motherland of mankind, home to over forty ethnic communities, speaking close to 80 different dialects.
Flamingos at the water hole
There might have been fifty thousand birds in a bay – two miles across and about as long, most swimming on the water like miniature pink swans, but many clustered on the shore in a dense band like some enormous flowerbed. The Mystery of the flamingos, Leslie Brown.
Beaches of Kenya
In Kenya you can swim in the warm blue waters of the Indian ocean, a warmth of welcome in a world of wonder.

Welcome message by the Ambassador

It is a pleasure to welcome you to the official web site of the Embassy of Kenya in Dublin, Ireland.

This website is designed to provide readers with quick and incisive information about the Mission, its activities and services. It is also a source of information...