Yes. Kenya is one of the safast countries in Africa and tourism is a major foreign exchange earner for the country therefore the government ensure safety for all residents and visitors and has a special tourist police to increse safety to major tourist destinations,like, parks, lodges, hotels and camps. However, like any other country, it is advisable to be aware of some crime hot spots in a few areas around the country. It is usually best to seek for direction from your tour guide or tour company on the best practice when moving around the country.

The best time to visit Kenya is in June to October during the wildebeest migration so that you can witness the 8th wonder of the world. For someone looking for a combination of beach and bush, March to October would be ideal.

Ther are luxury lodges to budget tented camps available in and arround Kenyan national parks and reserves as well as 4 and 5 star hotel in major cities. There is acomodation available for all tastes and budgets.

The best time to visit Kenya is in June to October during the wildebeest migration so that you can witness the 8th wonder of the world. For someone looking for a combination of beach and bush, March to October would be ideal.

English and Kiswahili are Kenyas national language and 90% of the population speak english especially in major hubs .It is advisable to learn afew kiswahili words and phrases like "Jambo", "habari yako" etc which mean hello, how are you?

It is recomended that you pack lightweight, breathable clothing in neutral colors like khaki, beige, or green to blend with the environment and deter insects. Include long-sleeved shirts and pants, a hat for the sun and bug protection, a jacket or fleece for cooler evenings, and comfortable closed-toe shoes. Wear smart-casual for dinner and avoid bright colors and patterns and heavy fabrics.

For travel to Kenya, you generally need routine immunizations like measles, mumps, and rubella , diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis, polio, and COVID-19. For travellers from countries where yellow fever is endemic ( other African countries) proof of yellow fever vaccination is required.

You can expect to see the big five, that is Lions, Elaphants, Rhinos, Buffaloes and Leopard as well as Zebras, Giraffes, crocodiles, hippos and various bird species.

Yes it is highly recommended that you get one that covers medical care and evacuation trip cancellations or delays, lost luggage or theft

English and Kiswahili are Kenyas national language and 90% of the population speak english especially in major hubs .It is advisable to learn afew kiswahili words and phrases like "Jambo", "habari yako" etc which mean hello, how are you?

Masai Mara National Reserve (Wildebeest Migration and the Big Five)

Amboseli National Park (elephants and Mt. Kilimanjaro views).

Lake Nakuru (flamingos, rhinos).

Tsavo National Parks (Elephants)

Diani & Watamu beaches (white sandy beaches, swiming, snorkeling).

Nairobi National Park (city safaris, Lions, zebra, giraffe).