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Experience the thrill of a Kenya safari, where you can witness the incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes. From the famous Maasai Mara with its wildebeest migration to the beautiful Amboseli with views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kenya offers a unique adventure. Enjoy the diverse wildlife, including the Big Five, and explore the vibrant culture of the Maasai people. Kenya's natural beauty and exciting safari opportunities make it a top destination for an unforgettable journey.
Kenya is in East Africa.
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Wear warm clothing in the cooler months, as it can be cold on early morning and evening game drives. Pack light clothing for summer. Bright colours and white are not recommended whilst on safari, and camouflage clothing is generally not recommended for travel in Africa.
Safaris in Kenya are generally safe. The tourism industry is well-established, and visitors are well looked after.
Kenya is wonderful all-year round, with good weather and game-viewing in all seasons. The Great Migration occurs between June and October.
Yes, travellers from most countries need a visa to travel to Kenya. A single entry e-visa can be obtained online before travelling.
We address all concerns surrounding COVID in line with the latest recommendations from the World Health Organization and other leading authorities. Please speak to your Travel Designer for the latest travel advisory updates, to ensure that you are prepared for all COVID travel requirements in Kenya before your departure.
Kenya is part of Africa's yellow fever endemic zone, and while it’s not compulsory to be vaccinated, please consult with your health care practitioner regarding whether a yellow fever vaccine is advised.
Yes, malaria is present in the coastal region and areas below 1 800 metres (5 900 feet) above sea level. Check with your health care provider in advance, as some courses of medication may need to be started before you travel to Kenya.
