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On the eastern coast of Africa, Kenya is an expansive nation on the Easter coast of the Indian Ocean full of diverse cultures and adventures. Safaris acquaint eager travelers with some of the signature beasts of the African savanna, and many tours even include immersion opportunities to spend time with the ancient Maasai people, who have preserved much of their indigenous culture while integrating modern education into their lifestyle. Contact us when you're ready to start planning your Kenya excursion!
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Kenya Highlights
Visiting Kenya is one of the best ways to see the world's spectacular wildlife! Some of the world's most abundant species can be found in its national parks, reserves, and private conservation areas. See the Great Migration of wildebeest in the Maasai Mara, elephants in Amboseli, and flamingos in Lake Nakuru. Kenya's geographical and cultural variety makes it one of Africa's most popular destinations. Kenya has beaches, mountains, forests, and wildlife-rich savannahs.​ Here are some of the top tourist attractions not to miss during your Kenya tour. 
  • Amboseli National Park. One of Kenya's most famous tourist destinations because of its proximity to Africa's tallest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. The reserve is a great spot to see elephant herds in Africa. The park is home to lions, cheetahs, giraffes, impalas, elands, waterbucks, gazelles, and more than 600 bird species.
  • Maasai Mara National Reserve. Masai Mara, popularly known as the "Mountain of the Lions," is one of the most spectacular wildlife reserves in Africa, and is located in Kenya, east of Nairobi. The Serengeti's northern extension, the Mara, is a wildlife corridor that connects Tanzania and Kenya.
  • Nairobi. Kenya's largest city, Nairobi, is the country's capital. Visitors come to this region of Kenya because of its rich colonial history, extensive infrastructure, thriving tea and coffee industry, and several nature preserves and reserves. 
  • Mount Kenya. Following Kilimanjaro, it is Kenya's highest and second-highest mountain in Africa, and its three highest peaks, Batian Nelion, Lenana, and Ngorongoro, are named for Masai chiefs.
  • Tsavo West National Park. Tsavo West and East are Kenya's largest parks. These parks feature rivers, waterfalls, savannah, volcanic hills, a vast lava-rock plateau, and a diverse array of fauna. Tsavo East, located halfway between Nairobi and Mombasa, is known for its photogenic elephant herds rolling and soaking in red dust. With more rain and a greater variety of terrain, Tsavo West has some of the park's most stunning vistas up north. 
  • Lake Nakuru. Lake Nakuru National Park is noted for its pink flamingos. Birds flock to Lake Nakuru, one of the Rift Valley soda lakes that comprises a third of the park. The park was founded in 1961 and has around 450 bird species and other fauna. 
When is the best time to visit Kenya?

From July to September, during the country's dry season and the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra, is one of the best times to visit Kenya. However, a rainy-season visit between mid-March and June and again between October and December is highly recommended to escape the peak-season crowds and to take advantage of lower, off-season rates for lodging and activities.

 
How much does a Kenya Safari cost?

The cost of a Kenya safari ranges from $3,998 for an 11-day tour of the country's attractions to $10,820 for a 10-day luxury excursion. To search for wildlife, visit Amboseli National Park, Samburu National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, and the famous Maasai Mara.
 
8 Kenya Fun Facts
  • Kenya is home to 50 national parks and reserves
  • In Kenya, there are 42 distinct ethnic groups, each with their own dialects and traditions.
  • A Kenyan woman became the first African to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
  • It is illegal to go hunting in Kenya
  • Sports is big in Kenya. Kenyans like soccer and rugby. 75% of all long distance running gold medal winners are Kenyan.
  • Mount Kenya is Africa's second-highest mountain after Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
  • In Kenya, there are 68 different dialects. Swahili is the country's primary language.
  • After China and India, Kenya is the world's third-largest tea producer.

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Is it safe to travel to Kenya in 2024?
Despite the fact that much of Kenya is considered unsafe, popular tourist destinations such as the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Mount Kenya, and Amboseli National Park are among the safest places to visit in the country. The hotels and safaris are well-run. Close interactions with wildlife can be dangerous, so follow your guides, drivers, and resort staff's recommendations.

Crime is a problem in several of Kenya's main cities. Large, impoverished communities in Africa are prone to muggings, vehicle break-ins, armed robberies, and carjackings. You can't ensure your safety, but you can lessen your risk.

Yes, Kenya is safe for travelers. As with any destination, you should be cautious there. Avoid specific regions, and be cautious of your surroundings. If you take precautions, you shouldn't have any troubles traveling.
What is internet access like in Kenya?
In Kenya, getting online isn't difficult. Kenya has one of the fastest broadband connections in Africa, especially in the country's largest cities. But can vary in other locations and be unstable in rural tourist resorts.

Wi-Fi is offered at most tourist resorts and international hotels in Nairobi. Free Wi-Fi may also be accessible in Kenyan cafes, shopping complexes, and other places.
Can I use my cell phone while in Kenya?
As long as you have a plan with an international network provider, you'll be able to keep using your phone while you're in Kenya. However, roaming charges for internet and phone are often expensive.

The best option, if you need to use your phone, is to purchase a local SIM chip for your smartphone, which will work with the local towers.
Do I need power adapters?
Kenya uses the G plug, which has three triangular rectangular pins. Kenya uses 240V/50Hz.
What is the currency of Kenya? 
Kenya's currency is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). The US dollar is also frequently recognized and may be quickly converted into Kenyan Shillings.
Does Kenya accept USD?
Only untorn, 10-year-old US dollars are accepted. Smaller bills are hard to exchange.
Are credit cards accepted in Kenya? Will I be able to find ATM's?
Visa is more popular than Mastercard in Kenya. Check the ATM's network before inserting your card; if it doesn't recognize it, it could hold it, creating great trouble.

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