Money Tips
Travellers’ cheques and major credit cards are widely accepted in Kenya. A small amount of U.S. cash, preferably, is useful. Kenya holiday makers should try to bring only a little money with them - make sure you’re not an easy target for thieves. Only authorized retailers and banks are allowed to change the currency. It should change money at banks or offices upon arrival at international airports or in large cities, where the exchange rate is more favourable than those offered at inns and hotels.
Safety Precautions
It is important to have a record of your passport, airline tickets and traveller’s cheques when you go on a safari in Kenya, and to ensure that these objects are kept in a safe place separate from originals. Enjoy your hotel safe for valuable items. Avoid transactions by-standers unless accompanied by your tour driver / guide. Beach operators can be a nuisance, but they leave you alone when you firmly but politely decline any trade with them.
The medical precautions
Malaria is endemic in much of East Africa, consult a doctor or health service for the most recent fight against malaria and precautions in advance of your safari vacation in Kenya, as well as find information on any other recently recommended Jabs or tablets.
Bring lots of mosquito repellent and wear trousers, socks and maybe long sleeves at night to avoid being stung. Most rooms, even tents, mosquito nets or proofing and are sprayed by hotel staff before nightfall. Beware of sunburn, even at high altitudes where the air feels fresh. Bring lots of sunscreen, hats and clothing your Kenya safari holidays.
Food & Drink in Kenya
The bottled mineral water is easily accessible from all over Kenya and it is generally recommended that Kenya vacationers avoid water other than that. There are no restrictions on the sale or consumption of alcohol in Kenya and find a good selection of local beers and soft drinks, as well as imported wines, beer and spirits in many places, although they This can be expensive. The quality and value of food in Kenya is generally very good. However, do not eat reasonably, especially in the first days of your vacation safari in Kenya.
Medical insurance is strongly recommended. Nairobi has two first rate emergency hospitals with excellent facilities. In addition, a travel insurance covering loss of baggage, third party liability, cancellation and reduction, etc. is also recommended for Kenya safari holidays.