Travel Preparation

Packing List for Kenya

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At a Glance

ClothingNeutral, layers
CameraTele 200mm+, binoculars
HealthSunscreen, DEET, malaria
DocumentsPassport, eTA, insurance

What to Pack

Neutral colours, layers, telephoto lens, binoculars, sunscreen SPF50+, DEET repellent, passport with 6+ months validity, eTA.

Frequently Asked Questions

Malaria prophylaxis?

Coast and safari areas are risk zones. Consult travel doctor.

Fly-in luggage limit?

Usually 15 kg soft bags.

Safari Prices

Our safari prices start from $204 per person for day trips and from $1,852 for multi-day safaris. Every trip is custom-designed to your wishes. → Safari costs overview

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General Tips for Kenya Visitors

Every season is safari season: Kenya is a year-round destination. Dry season (June–October, December–March) offers better wildlife viewing; rainy season (April–May, November) brings greener landscapes and fewer tourists.

Health: Malaria prophylaxis recommended. Only drink bottled water. Sun protection is essential — the equator is close.

Safety: Kenya is safe for tourists. Our guides accompany you everywhere. Keep valuables in hotel safes.

Tipping: Safari guide approx. 15–20 USD/day, driver approx. 10 USD/day, hotel staff 1–2 USD. Tips are greatly appreciated.

Visa: Most nationalities need an eTA (electronic Travel Authorization), applied for online. Cost approx. 30 USD.