Equator Marker
Equator Marker
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NurseMama25
Beckley, WV211 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Kind of a almost not there, but there it is suddenly. A sign and a bunch of souvenir shops trying to take advantage of those who notice the equator sign. Loved the “teacher” showing the difference in water directions; simple and effective.
Written 14 August 2023
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MikeJennyQ
Onalaska, WI886 contributions
Nov 2022
Great to see the Coreolis whirlpool reversal by just moving a few meters. Get your equator certificate. Extensive woodcarvings market and other interests
Written 24 February 2023
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Marie
16 contributions
Oct 2022
The equator is cool and its fun to get a photo near the sign. But the real treat here are the souvenir shops. The prices and selections here are much better than in Nairobi. There is also less pressure once you get into a shop so its also a slightly more relaxing experience than in Nairobi or some other more popular places. If you spend enough time here the sellers will give you a little tour of the area out back where some of them do the carvings.
Written 27 October 2022
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fiamma11
Vienna, VA4,906 contributions
Aug 2022
There really isn't much here but if you are passing by it can be fun to stand on the equator and have a photograph taken.
Written 26 October 2022
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rv0106
Chennai (Madras), India115 contributions
May 2022
It was surely exciting to stand on the equator line. Its just a stop over for few minutes and capture the moment.
Written 1 June 2022
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Talampakan
Nairobi, Kenya418 contributions
Jul 2021
Probably a tourist trap, but fun to make a stop at anyway. You can get a certificate for USD6 and observe an experiment for a small fee. If you are heading to Ol Pejeta Conservancy, note that there is a less tacky sign at the Equator marker there. Given how badly hit the tourism sector has been, it does not hurt to stop at this marker and to lend the people trying to make a living out of the marker a bit of support.
Written 20 July 2021
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Jeremiah Nganda
Nairobi Region, Kenya22 contributions
Dec 2020 • Family
There isnt really much to see at the equator point, but it provides a good photo opportunity and bringing to life lessons learned in geography. The Kenya Tourism Board has put in effort in making the area stand, there is space for parking for vehicles, shops selling souvenirs nearby and locals to demonstrate the equator experience.
Written 7 January 2021
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Attic Tours and Travel Ltd
Kenya41 contributions
Jul 2020
I've always seen people post pictures of themselves at the equator marker and it had been in my bucketlist for the longest time
I'm glad to check that of my bucket list it was an amaizing experience to be at the equator
I'm glad to check that of my bucket list it was an amaizing experience to be at the equator
Written 8 October 2020
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Muwanga Chard
Kampala, Uganda61 contributions
Jan 2020 • Solo
You get to see where the equator goes through Kenya at this point. It’s a great place to take pictures and make memories of how far you have traversed Kenya since it is quite far from Nairobi.
Written 24 February 2020
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TIGGERALA
Alamosa, CO237 contributions
Feb 2020
This is one of those places to get some photos, see some low-tech science experiment and enjoy the area. There are many equator markers throughout Kenya but this one is on the way to many Mt. Kenya stops, Ol-Pajeta, and the other conservancies in the area. It was fun, not too expensive, and a nice place for a photo. Don’t go out of your way to get there, there is only a sign and a photo op, you pay for the science experiment.
Written 17 February 2020
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749Hamisi749
Mombasa, Kenya1 contribution
It was a great time for me to be able to get to the equator. Visit and enjoy your good memories in your life time.
Brooksville01
Brooksville, FL254 contributions
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- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Equator Marker:
- 5 DAYS mt. Kenya climb (From ₹ 64,092.65)
- 3Days 2 night Samburu shaba (From ₹ 99,983.34)
- 5 Days Olpejeta Conservancy & Solio Rhino sanctuary (From ₹ 2,26,458.09)
- Overnight safari to Olpajeta Conservancy and Mount Kenya Climbing (From ₹ 47,492.08)
- Day trip to Ol Pejeta conservancy from Nairobi (From ₹ 13,331.11)
- Hotels near Equator Marker:
- (0.05 km) The Old House
- (0.21 km) Moof Africa Organic Hostel / Camp
- (0.23 km) Muthu Warwick Mount Kenya Hotel Nanyuki
- (0.28 km) Lions Court Lodge
- (0.35 km) Aj’s The Ranch Nanyuki
- Restaurants near Equator Marker:
- (0.46 km) The Nook Cafe & Bar
- (0.80 km) Cape Chestnut Laikipia Sip & Dine Nanyuki
- (0.88 km) Bara Burritos @ DownTown
- (0.88 km) The Red Tomato
- (0.88 km) I Love Nanyuki