Kenya Wild Safari

Traveling in Kenya is generally safe as it is a very tourist friendly country.

While traveling visiting mosques, temples of other places of worship, dress modestly to avoid offending local customs.

Carry your passport, visa, and a photo identity document such as a driver's license, as well as your air tickets. It is advisable to make photocopies of these documents, and carry the photocopies while placing the originals in a safe location, such as the hotel safe.

Traveler's cheques are the safest way to carry money for shopping other expenses.

While traveling on safari wear light cotton clothing. Khakhis and neutral earth colors are best. Sweatshirts or jackets help combat the hill in winter. A large hat or sunshade is useful in summer. Remember to bring along sunglasses and sunscreen. A pair

Mosquito repellent is essential in malaria prone areas.

Recommended inoculations before traveling to Kenya are Cholera, Polio, Typhoid, Yellow Fever, Tetanus Booster and Gamma Globulin for protection against Hepatitis A

If you normally take any medication do bring it along. You may not find the same medication in stores in Kenya.

Water bottle, binoculars, disinfectant and a good pocketknife are handy items to carry along on your African Safari.

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