Safari itineraries, practical tips and regional guides to plan your trip to Kenya.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA, code NBO) is about 18 km south-east of central Nairobi. There is...
Kenya's currency is the Kenyan shilling (KES, or "KSh"). In cities, hotels and lodges, bank cards are accep...
Millions of travellers visit Kenya without incident, especially on safari, where your stay is looked after ...
Kenya is not a cheap destination once you go on safari: park entry fees and transport weigh heavily. There ...
Ten days are enough to see the essentials of Kenya: the capital and its wildlife, the Rift Valley, a big sa...
The Masai Mara and Amboseli are the two most requested parks for a first safari in Kenya. One is the great ...
Kenya can be visited all year, but the timing changes the experience: tall or short grass, migration or not...
Nairobi is the only capital in the world with a safari national park at its gates, and you can see lions, g...
In Kenya you do not choose a single place to stay but one for each leg: a hotel in Nairobi on arrival, a lo...
Kenya is one of the few countries where you can see the big animals in the morning and walk into the Indian...
Three days is the right compromise for a first safari in Kenya: enough for two or three drives in the savan...
The Madaraka Express, the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) train, links Nairobi and Mombasa in about 4 hours 30...
Most trips to Kenya go without health problems, but the country requires you to prepare three things: **mal...
Kenya has replaced the visa on arrival with an electronic travel authorisation, the **eTA**, to be requeste...
Most Kenyan safaris are done by road, in a minibus or a 4x4, but the most distant parks can also be reached...
