FAQ
Kenya safari questions, answered
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Before you go
Do I need a visa for Kenya?
Most visitors need a Kenya eTA (electronic travel authorisation), applied for online before travelling. Check the official requirements for your nationality before you book flights.
Do I need vaccinations?
Speak to a travel health clinic. Malaria prevention is usually recommended for safari areas, and a yellow fever certificate may be needed depending on where you travel from.
Is Kenya safe for a safari?
Kenya welcomes many safari travellers every year. Your driver-guide is with you throughout, and we follow official travel advice and local knowledge when planning routes.
On safari
Is a driver-guide included?
Yes, on every safari. Your guide drives, finds the wildlife and explains what you’re seeing.
What vehicle do you use?
Toyota Land Cruiser 76 4×4s with pop-up roofs, cooling and charging points, seating up to 7 guests.
Can children come on safari?
Yes. Families often choose a private vehicle so the day can go at the children’s pace. Some lodges have minimum ages, which we check for you.
What is the difference between group and private?
On a group safari you share the vehicle with other travellers on set dates. On a private safari the vehicle and guide are yours alone.
Booking
How do I book?
Send us your request. We reply with a tailored itinerary and price, adjust it with you, and confirm once you’re happy.
Can you arrange other countries?
Yes. We arrange trips to Tanzania, South Africa, Botswana, Uganda and more with trusted partners. See other destinations.
Ready to plan your Kenya safari?
Tell us your dates and how you like to travel. We’ll reply with a tailored itinerary and price.