kenya

• Accommodation based on twin room sharing
• Meals as per itinerary
• Vehicle transfers as specified
• English speaking guide(s)
• Activities as per itinerary
• Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
• Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis

• All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
• Airport or departure taxes
• Personal insurances
• Any visas or travel permits required
• Single room supplement
• Late check out at properties
• All drinks, unless otherwise specified 
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Tips and Gratuities
• Expenditure of a personal nature
• Optional excursions and activities
• Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis

Climate

• Kenya's climate varies by location but is generally warm all year round. Being located at the equator, temperatures are largely determined by altitude. One of the most popular times to visit Kenya is from July to September, which coincides with the Great Migration.
• The approximate seasons are January to March, short dry season; April to June, long wet season; July to October, long dry season and November to December, short wet season. The rainy seasons shouldn’t deter travel as there are fewer tourists and the landscape is strikingly lush.

Language & Currency

• Swahili and English are the official languages of Kenya and are used in varying degrees of fluency. There are 69 languages spoken in Kenya, mainly belong to the country's Bantu and Nilotic populations.
• The local currency is the Kenyan shilling which is divided into 100 cents. US dollars are often accepted and smaller denominations are recommended. Credit cards may be accepted at major hotels in tourist areas but often will incur surcharges for use. Access to cash machines is available in most banks but pin fraud is commonplace. Changing US dollars into Kenyan shilling is generally straightforward at banks and foreign exchange bureaus.

Visa & Access

• Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Kenya. Please check with your local Kenyan Embassy or our travel team for further information. Visas can often be obtained at the port of entry on arrival. The Kenyan government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system in order to obtain visas before arrival.
• Kenya has three international airports; Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi (NBO), Moi International Airport in Mombasa (MBA) and Moi International Airport in Eldoret (EDL).

Health

• At least 6-8 weeks prior to departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.

For any further questions on Kenya or your holiday, please reach out to our friendly travel team who are ready to assist with any information you require.

• Accommodation based on twin room sharing
• Meals as per itinerary
• Vehicle transfers as specified
• English speaking guide(s) 
• Activities as per itinerary
• Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
• Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis

• All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
• Airport or departure taxes
• Personal insurances
• Any visas or travel permits required
• Single room supplement
• Late check out at properties
• All drinks, unless otherwise specified 
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Tips and Gratuities
• Expenditure of a personal nature
• Optional excursions and activities
• Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis

Climate

• Kenya's climate varies by location but is generally warm all year round. Being located at the equator, temperatures are largely determined by altitude. One of the most popular times to visit Kenya is from July to September, which coincides with the Great Migration.
• The approximate seasons are January to March, short dry season; April to June, long wet season; July to October, long dry season and November to December, short wet season. The rainy seasons shouldn’t deter travel as there are fewer tourists and the landscape is strikingly lush.

Language & Currency

• Swahili and English are the official languages of Kenya and are used in varying degrees of fluency. There are 69 languages spoken in Kenya, mainly belong to the country's Bantu and Nilotic populations.
• The local currency is the Kenyan shilling which is divided into 100 cents. US dollars are often accepted and smaller denominations are recommended. Credit cards may be accepted at major hotels in tourist areas but often will incur surcharges for use. Access to cash machines is available in most banks but pin fraud is commonplace. Changing US dollars into Kenyan shilling is generally straightforward at banks and foreign exchange bureaus.

Visa & Access

• Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Kenya. Please check with your local Kenyan Embassy or our travel team for further information. Visas can often be obtained at the port of entry on arrival. The Kenyan government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system in order to obtain visas before arrival.
• Kenya has three international airports; Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi (NBO), Moi International Airport in Mombasa (MBA) and Moi International Airport in Eldoret (EDL).

Health

• At least 6-8 weeks prior to departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.

For any further questions on Kenya or your holiday, please reach out to our friendly travel team who are ready to assist with any information you require.

• Accommodation based on twin room sharing
• Meals as per itinerary
• Local beer, wine and spirits at Little Governors' Camp (excl. imported and premium brand drinks) 
• Vehicle transfers as specified
• English speaking guide(s)
• Activities as per itinerary
• Entrance / Admission fees as per itinerary
• Arrival and departure transfers on a group basis

• All flights: international, domestic or regional, unless otherwise specified
• Airport or departure taxes
• Personal insurances
• Any visas or travel permits required
• Single room supplement
• Late check out at properties
• All drinks, unless otherwise specified 
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Tips and Gratuities
• Expenditure of a personal nature
• Optional excursions and activities
• Arrival and departure transfers on a private basis

Climate

• Kenya's climate varies by location but is generally warm all year round. Being located at the equator, temperatures are largely determined by altitude. One of the most popular times to visit Kenya is from July to September, which coincides with the Great Migration.
• The approximate seasons are January to March, short dry season; April to June, long wet season; July to October, long dry season and November to December, short wet season. The rainy seasons shouldn’t deter travel as there are fewer tourists and the landscape is strikingly lush.

Language & Currency

• Swahili and English are the official languages of Kenya and are used in varying degrees of fluency. There are 69 languages spoken in Kenya, mainly belong to the country's Bantu and Nilotic populations.
• The local currency is the Kenyan shilling which is divided into 100 cents. US dollars are often accepted and smaller denominations are recommended. Credit cards may be accepted at major hotels in tourist areas but often will incur surcharges for use. Access to cash machines is available in most banks but pin fraud is commonplace. Changing US dollars into Kenyan shilling is generally straightforward at banks and foreign exchange bureaus.

Visa & Access

• Most foreign nationals will require a visa for entry to Kenya. Please check with your local Kenyan Embassy or our travel team for further information. Visas can often be obtained at the port of entry on arrival. The Kenyan government has introduced an online ‘e-visa’ application system in order to obtain visas before arrival.
• Kenya has three international airports; Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi (NBO), Moi International Airport in Mombasa (MBA) and Moi International Airport in Eldoret (EDL).

Health

• At least 6-8 weeks prior to departure, please visit your local health care provider or travel clinic for any vaccination requirements and to discuss any other potential health risks, such as malaria (where applicable). All travellers should ensure they have a valid travel insurance policy in place.

For any further questions on Kenya or your holiday, please reach out to our friendly travel team who are ready to assist with any information you require.