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Kenya Travel Guide
Kenya Travel Guide Details
Kenya’s vast plains are great for a classic safari adventure with excellent game viewing. A Trip to Kenya offers incredible scenic landscapes, cultural journeys, beaches on the Kenyan Coast, and big five sightings. The following Kenya Travel Guide will help you make the most out of your tour.
Best Time to visit Kenya
June to October are the ideal months for a Safari In Kenya. There’s hardly any rain and the temperature isn’t too hot. For birding enthusiasts, a visit in the wet season (November and December) is a great choice. But, Kenya is regarded as a great destination to visit at any time of the year.
Activities to do in Kenya
The following are the top 4 activities that you can do on a Kenya Tour:
- Observing the Great Wildebeest Migration in the Maasai Mara National Reserve.
- Hiking up Mount Kenya
- Going to the Chalbi Desert
- Diving in the Marine Parks of Wasini
The Wildlife of Kenya
Kenya is famous for its rich and extensive wildlife, especially the large concentration of mammals. You can expect to see animals like rhinos, hippos, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, elephants, and plenty more on a Kenya Safari.
Nairobi is a great place to see the endangered black rhinos. For visitors interested in birdwatching, Lake Nakuru National Park is a good choice.
Entry Requirements in Kenya
All travellers to Kenya over the age of 12 years will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination. Know full details about the entry requirements of Kenya concerning coronavirus by visiting the website of Kenya Civil Aviation Authority.
You need a passport with at least six months of validity, a visa, and a yellow fever certificate before your Kenya Safari Tour.
The Culture of Kenya
The following are some of the major tribes that live in Kenya:
- Kikuyu – From the central highlands of Kenya (they make up around 20% of the population)
- Kalenjin – They’re from the Rift valley (15% of Kenya’s population)
- Luhya – From the western region of Kenya (14% of the population)
- Luo – From the Nyanza area (12% of the population)
- Kamba – From the eastern Nairobi region (11% of the population)
Tribes like the Maasai and Samburu still live in Kenya with a traditional viewpoint on life.
Highlights of a Kenya Safari
Below are the top highlights of a Safari In Kenya:
- The rich fish and birdlife in Lake Victoria – the second largest freshwater lake on the planet.
- Relax on the white sand beaches.
- Visit the 14th-century port of Mombasa’s Old Town.
- A Trip to Nairobi – where you can explore the Karen Blixen Museum and Nairobi National Park.
