Visas are required for all passengers traveling to Kenya. Canadian passport holders may purchase them at the Kenyan airport upon arrival for approximately 60.00 USD cash. You may contact the Kenyan Embassy or Consulate if you have any questions or concerns regarding visa requirements.

The electric current is 220/240 Volts, 50Hz. Type G electrical outlets are standard. Converters can be purchased at your local hardware or appliance store.

The “Big Five” are considered the most noteworthy animals to see in Kenya: the lion, the elephant, the rhinoceros, the Cape buffalo and the leopard. They were selected as the Big Five based on the difficulty in hunting them and the degree of danger involved, rather than their size. On some of your Safaris, you will be able to observe these magnificent animals in their habitats.

Some vaccinations are required for entry in Kenya. travellers may be susceptible to yellow fever and malaria (at altitudes of <2,500 m). The Kenyan authorities regularly carry out spot checks for proof of yellow fever vaccinations. Carry a copy of your proof of vaccination with you at all times. Please consult with your health care provider regarding precautionary measures against diseases. For further consultation, please visit a travel clinic or your family doctor.

Kenya is a country with a tropical climate. In the northern regions of the country, it is hot and dry. However, coastal regions are hot and humid. Rainy seasons are between the months of April and October.

Yes, tipping is appreciated in Kenya. Luggage porters can be tipped around 1 USD. Safari guides and drivers require tipping as an incentive. As well, servers in restaurants appreciate 10% from the bill.

It is recommended that you solely drink bottled or boiled water, beverages from cans or sealed bottles. You should avoid fruits that you cannot peel yourself, ice in beverages, and undercooked food. It is also not recommended that you eat food from food stalls located in the streets. Also, avoid unpasteurized dairy products.

Because of the tropical climate of Kenya, we advise you to bring cotton clothing. Shorts and t-shirts are acceptable to be worn. Morning and evenings can drop to low temperatures so bring sweaters and/or jackets. Please protect yourself from the sun and bring wide brimmed hats and sunscreen.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, sneakers or boots. Insect repellent may be useful in your camping safaris. Bright coloured clothing can alert the animals, thus neutral colours are preferred to be worn.
Please be advised that military camouflage print is illegal to be worn in Kenya – please do not bring any clothing with this print.
Contact us for more information on what to bring on your trip to Kenya!