Not much, remember our trips are all-inclusive. We do suggest you bring appropriate clothing to fit the season (see below under weather), biodegradable & reef-safe sunblock, and eco-friendly insect repellent.

Yes, more than a million tourists visit Kenya every year and most visits are trouble-free. By avoiding the areas listed on travel alerts, Kenya is considered a safe travel destination, even more so if the purpose is an organized safari. Nairobi has had a bad reputation for a long time, so walking the city unaccompanied isn’t recommended. An overnight stay at a reputable hotel or an organized visit to one of the many attractions in or around the city is generally safe.

Kenya Shillings and US Dollars are accepted in most establishments. For local vendors, markets, etc, kindly use Kenya Shillings. Please note: Old USD notes prior to 2013 are not accepted in Kenya.

A deposit is required on confirmation to firm up the booking. Payment can either be done via bank transfer, cash, or credit card payment but it attracts a 5% bank charge.

No, we do not charge any extra fees or fuel surcharges. Unless specified as otherwise e.g. park fees not included

Please contact us to get the latest information on your desired trip.

Yes, anyone coming into Kenya requires a yellow fever vaccination and a certificate to prove it. You will be asked to present it at immigration or on rare occasions the check-in counter when boarding your flight to Kenya. Kindly See our COVID-19 Section, for up to date information on Kenya's requirements. We also advise that our visitors should begin by taking anti-malaria prophylaxis two weeks before arrival in Kenya, throughout their stay, and a minimum of three weeks after leaving Kenya; However, it is not a requirement just a precaution.

Visit www.evisa.go.ke Select "Create an account" Once logged in, select Department of Immigration Services Select submit application Select Kenyan visa Select type of visa Fill in the application and upload all required documents Go through all your submissions, verify everything has been inputted correctly Pay using credit or debit card Once you receive an approval on your email, log back in to your account and download the Evisa When you land in Kenya present the E-visa to the immigration officer at the immigration desk

Entry requirements can change, so please contact your local Kenya embassy to verify the information below is current. However, a passport is required for all foreign visitors and must be valid for at least six months. Passports must have a clean and full visa page for endorsement.

Citizens of most countries require a visa to enter Kenya. A list of countries that don’t need a visa is available from the Kenya Immigration Department.

The usual seasons in Kenya, along with many other countries in the world have become quite unpredictable. However the below are our usual seasons. January & February – During these months a dry spell in the rainy season occurs with less rainfall. How long the spell lasts and when it takes place, exactly, is unpredictable. March, April & May – ‘Long rains’: These months get the most rain and there can be a downpour on a daily basis, although it seldom lasts the whole day. It’s very cloudy, especially in the highlands, including Aberdare NP and Laikipia Plateau. Humidity is higher and will be particularly noticeable in the coastal regions. June, July, August, September & October – These are the coldest months. Temperatures vary significantly per region and because of their difference in altitude. Daytime temperatures are usually around 23°C/73°F at higher altitudes, such as the Maasai Mara, and 28°C/82°F at lower altitudes, such as the coastal areas. During the Dry season the sky is clear and days are sunny. Early morning temperatures at higher altitude are typically 10°C/50°F. It is advisable to pack warm clothing as morning game drives in open vehicles will be cold. There is very little rain in most of the country so these are the least humid months, making it the best time to stay at one of Kenya’s beautiful beaches. November & December – ‘Short rains’: A period of unpredictable, short rains between November and December lasts about a month. The rain is sometimes heavy, but mostly falls in the late afternoon or evening, and will seldom have a negative impact on your safari.

All travelers 12 years old and above must present either a hard or soft copy of their COVID‑19 vaccination certificate or a negative COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test conducted not more than 72 hours before departure. You are considered fully vaccinated if you have received all the required doses of a COVID‑19 vaccine at least 14 days before arrival (not including the day of vaccination). Any traveler above the age of 12 who arrive in Kenya with no proof of vaccination or a negative COVID‑19 PCR test or those with flu‑like symptoms must undergo rapid antigen testing at their own cost of USD 30. Passengers who test positive must undergo COVID‑19 PCR testing at their own cost of USD 50 and self‑isolate according to Ministry of Health isolation rules. Travelers below 12 years old are exempt from the COVID‑19 vaccination and testing requirements.

Only travelers who test positive on arrival will be required to self‑isolate.

As of 1st September 2022, only travelers arriving at any port of entry into Kenya with flu‑like symptoms are required to fill the passenger locator form on the "Jitenge self reporting form". They will also be required to take a COVID‑19 PCR test on arrival at their own cost.

Masks are required onboard and while at the airport. Hotel regulations vary and you will be briefed on check in. However for your own safety, we recommend that you wear your mask in crowded areas

All fully vaccinated passengers travelling to Kenya are not required to take a pre‑departure COVID‑19 PCR test. All eligible unvaccinated travelers except children below 12 years old who are arriving at any port of entry into Kenya must have a valid negative COVID‑19 PCR test certificate for a test taken within 72 hours before departure. Eligible unvaccinated travelers except children below 12 years old who arriving at any point of entry are subject to rapid antigen testing on arrival at their own cost of USD 30 USD. Travelers who test positive on arrival are subject to PCR testing at their own cost of USD 50 and must self‑isolate.

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