The major attraction that sets Kenya apart from the rest is its unique wildlife. The country is among the very few that hosts the Big Five. Additionally, it is one of the best places to view both the white and black rhino.
You can expect to see endangered rhino in this exciting safari destination.
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What You Need To Know
The best time to visit Kenya for rhino safaris is during the dry season that runs from late June to October. During this period, wild animals converge at various waterholes across the country in search of water. The country also experiences two rainy seasons. The long rains come between Mid-April and early June while the shorter rains appear between November and December.
If you are a national from the US, UK, European Union, Australia or Canada, then you need to apply for a visa before visiting Kenya. You can obtain your visa from the Kenya High commission in your country or upon arrival in Kenya. Your passport should also be valid for at least 6 months after entry into the country.
Swahili is the national language in Kenya, but English is widely recognised as the official language of doing business.
Kenyans use the shilling as the official currency. Nonetheless, other currencies such as the US dollar, the Euro and Pound are widely accepted.
Kenya enjoys tropical climate characterised by two dry seasons; from January to March and July to October. The best time to visit Kenya for rhino safaris is during the dry season that runs from late June to October. During this period, wild animals converge at various waterholes across the country in search of water.
Light clothing
Personal first aid kit
Insect repellant
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Water bottle
Flashlight
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Battery chargers
Toiletries
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Kenya enjoys tropical climate characterized by two dry seasons; from January to March and July to October
The country also experiences two rainy seasons. The long rains come between Mid-April and early June while the shorter rains appear between November and December.
Nairobi, which is the Capital City, experiences subtropical highland climate. The mean maximum temperatures during the dry season can reach up to 2 4 degrees Celsius. The coastal regions of Mombasa and Malindi experience higher temperatures of up to 3 2 degrees Celsius.
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Popular Rhino Safari in Kenya
Each of our popular itineraries can be tailor-made to suit your budget as well as your specific interests.
Kenya's fantastic safari areas are safe to visit, and the country's kind, welcoming people will make your journey unforgettable. A Rhino safari is no different if you are accompanied by a safari guide in a safari area. There should not be any problems.
The most apparent area to look for rhinos is Nairobi National Park, which is located on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya's capital. This national park is a fantastic place to visit during a safari in Kenya.
Kenya's total rhino population has increased from 1,258 rhinos at the end of 2017 to 1,739 rhinos by mid-2021, based on a national wildlife census conducted between May and July 2021.
Nairobi National Park is a national park in Kenya's south-central region, located 5 miles (8 kilometers) south of Nairobi.
The currency that you will be using on a Kenya Safari is the Kenyan shilling.
Pack neutral-coloured clothing to blend into the bush during Game drives
Long-sleeved shirts help to provide sun and mosquito protection
T-shirts and shorts are also great for warmer days
Evenings and cooler days call for jeans or longer pants
A rain-proof jacket is always a good idea to pack along
Nairobi National Park is a national park in Kenya's south-central region, about 5 miles (8 kilometers) south of Nairobi.
It was Kenya's first national park, founded in 1946, with a total size of 45 square miles (117 square kilometers) and elevations of 5,000–6,000 feet (1,500–1,800 meters).