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The best time depends on what you want to see and your weather preferences. The Great Migration in the Maasai Mara occurs from July to October. However, wildlife is abundant year-round. June to October is the dry season, while November to May is the wet season.
The Big Five consists of the lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros. Kenya is famous for offering fantastic opportunities to spot all these iconic animals. The Maasai Mara, Amboseli National Park, and Tsavo National Park are known hotspots.
Kenya has made great strides in improving safety for tourists. Popular safari destinations, such as Maasai Mara, Laikipia, and the Great Rift Valley, are generally safe. However, like anywhere else, it's essential to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines.
A valid passport and a tourist visa are required. Tour operators often assist with visa applications. Travel insurance, including coverage for medical emergencies, is also highly recommended.
Most international visitors arrive in Nairobi or Mombasa. Domestic flights, road transfers, or light aircraft are typically used to reach specific safari destinations. Some lodges and camps can arrange transportation for you.
Vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis are recommended. Consult a travel clinic or healthcare professional for personalized advice. Yellow fever vaccinations are required if you're travelling from a yellow fever-endemic area.
Neutral-coloured, lightweight clothing is ideal for safaris. Don't forget to bring long sleeves and pants to protect against the sun, insects, and thorny vegetation. Layering is key to accommodate temperature fluctuations.
Kenya's cuisine is diverse and delicious. Safaris usually include a mix of international and local dishes. You'll have the opportunity to taste fresh produce, grilled meats, and traditional Kenyan stews.
Choose reputable operators and lodges that prioritize ethical and sustainable tourism. These organizations support conservation efforts and promote responsible wildlife viewing.
Absolutely. Many safari destinations offer additional activities like hot air balloon rides, nature walks, and cultural interactions with local communities.
Indulge in extraordinary adventures tailored exclusively for you, as our tailor-made tours unlock hidden gems and create unforgettable memories.
Enjoy warm, dry weather perfect for safaris in Maasai Mara, Amboseli, and Tsavo National Parks. It's an excellent time for birdwatching with migratory birds present.
Continues to be warm and dry, ideal for wildlife viewing. Baby animals are often seen, and it's a great time to visit the beaches.
The beginning of the long rains, with increasing humidity. Wildlife is still visible, but roads in some parks may become challenging.
Peak of the long rains. Some lodges close, and roads can be muddy. However, the landscape is lush, and there are fewer tourists.
The rains begin to taper off. The scenery is green and beautiful, and parks are less crowded, making for peaceful game drives.
Dry season starts. Wildlife becomes easier to spot as vegetation thins out. Great time for visiting Maasai Mara and other major parks.
Peak safari season as the Great Migration arrives in Maasai Mara. Expect large crowds and higher prices, but unparalleled wildlife experiences.
Prime time for the Great Migration in Maasai Mara. Dry and pleasant weather across the country, perfect for safaris and beach holidays.
Continues to be excellent for safaris with the migration still in Maasai Mara. Fewer tourists than in August.
Dry season continues with excellent game viewing. The migration begins to move back to Serengeti, but wildlife is still abundant.
Short rains start. Wildlife viewing remains good, and the rains rejuvenate the landscape. Fewer tourists and lower prices.
Short rains end, and the holiday season begins. Warm weather, vibrant landscapes, and great wildlife sightings make it a festive time to visit.
