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Kenya Travel

Located in East Africa, Kenya is considered the premier safari destination on the African continent. The country’s location combines the best of everything, including superb game reserves, wildlife areas, a stunning coastline, and vibrant cities. The landscape is defined by the dramatic Great Rift Valley, the lush Central Highlands, savannas, and waterways—all of which are home to an abundance of wildlife.

Among the 48 national parks and nine marine parks in Kenya, the country is renowned for the Maasai Mara National Reserve, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lake Takurna, Amboseli National ParkSamburu National Reserve, and the Kenyan Coast. The country is very accessible, with Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, the hub for East Africa. There are local and scheduled flights daily, and those looking travel by land can expect a mostly sound and easy experience. Kenya boasts a host of reputable transport companies, with both self-drive and guided options available for travellers.

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Kora National Park

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Sibiloi National Park

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Bisanadi National Reserve

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Ruma National Park

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Aberdare National Park

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Nairobi National Park

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Arabuko Sokoke Forest

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Longonot National Park

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Mwea National Reserve

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Lake Nakuru National Park

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Mara Triangle

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Mount Elgon National Park

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Tsavo National Parks

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Meru National Park

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kenya is a year-round destination that enjoys warm weather and low annual rainfall. Between June and October, travellers can expect warm and dry weather which coincides with the Great Migration.

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Kenya offers a variety of options, from luxury eco-lodges to exclusive tented camps within national parks, as well as fantastic self-catering options with modern amenities.

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Safari-goers to Africa need to make sure about visa requirements for the specific destination in their country of origin. Passports need to be valid for at least six months from the planned date of departure and there should also be enough blank pages for the necessary visas and stamps to be applied.

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All visitors to Kenya have to produce a yellow fever vaccination certificate in order to gain entry into the country. Although not compulsory, it is recommended that other vaccinations include tetanus, diphtheria, poliomyelitis, typhoid and Hepatitis A. The taking of malaria prophylaxis is also highly recommended.

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It is recommended to only consume bottled water, check to see if the seal is intact. All other water should be boiled or treated before consumption.

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Kenya is renowned as a destination for family-friendly safaris with acclaimed national parks as well as superb beach holidays on the country’s magnificent coastline.

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If embarking on a walking safari or any other activity that will require activity participation, an average to good level of fitness is required. When only going on game drives and the likes, minimal fitness will be demanded.

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It is advisable to obtain comprehensive travel insurance for a safari to Kenya, especially if activities such as walking or hot air ballooning will be undertaken.

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Foreign visitors to Kenya are allowed to use the road with their domestic driving licenses and international driving permits for a period of up to 90 days. Driving is on the left side of the road.

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In Kenya the right hand is used for eating, touching and passing things while the left hand is reserved for unhygienic acts. Don’t point at another person as it is considered to be rude.

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