Luxury safari holiday in Kenya

rekero mara luxury Rekero Mara Camp

Those with a taste for bush luxury can choose between a large selection of exclusive tented camps set community or private concessions bordering the Masai Mara and Amboseli or on the Laikipia Plateau. Typically these lodges combine classic ‘Out of Africa’-style accommodation with top-notch food, imported wines, well-trained staff and a range of expertly guided activities including game drives, bush walks and possibly night drives or horseback safaris. The coast and main cities also have a few boutique hotels that combine five-star service and amenities with an individualistic decor and exclusive feel. Distances and roads being what they are, the most comfortable way to travel on a luxury holiday would to take advantage of the scheduled and chartered light aircraft flights that connect Nairobi, Mombasa, Malindi and all the main safari destinations. Any good tour operator can put together a package of this sort for those who don’t want the bother of arranging it themselves.

Budget safari holiday in Kenya

Lake Baringo is an affordable Kenyan destination Kenya is quite easy to travel through on a tight budget, with two main provisos. The first is that high daily entrance fees at game parks, and the need for a 4x4 make most safari-oriented reserves difficult to explore cheaply, so you would…

Value-for-money safari holiday in Kenya

Keep costs down by buying inexpensive food at stalls and market. Remember to always wash your produce before eating Visitors who want to explore the major attractions without blowing too much money could think about joining a set departure or group safari, either with a safari company or…

Kenya visa requirements and fees

All visitors must present a passport upon arrival at their port of entry. This must be valid until at least 6 months after the end of their intended stay, and must have at least two blank pages to accommodate entry and exit stamps. Technically, visitors should also have a return or onward…