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Kenya Climate
The rainy seasons in Kenya are April to June and October
to early December. The coast is hot and humid all year round but
tempered by strong onshore breezes, the lowlands are hot and dry
and the highlands (including Nairobi) are more temperate and
cool at night.
When to Fly to Kenya
Peak Season:
The annual migration of wildebeest and other animals
across the plains of the Maasai Mara takes place between June
and September. Consequently, this is the peak season for safaris
and prices rise drastically across the country.
Off Season:
The rainy seasons are the main off-peak seasons, though
still a good time to visit. Prices can be cheaper and there are
better deals to be found. Though you will miss the migration,
there are still plenty of big game to be spotted, as well as the
other attractions of mountains, diving on the coast and the
ancient tribe of the Maasai.
October-January, though still off-peak, is the best time
to visit for snorkeling as the seas are at their clearest.
January and February are the hottest and driest months, however,
it can be easy to spot wildlife congregating around water holes.
Getting Around Kenya
There are many scheduled flights available from Jomo
Kenyatta Airport in Nairobi to domestic destinations such as
Mombasa, Lamu or the game reserves of the Maasai Mara. In total,
Kenya has around 250 airports and internal flights are cheap, so
it can be the most efficient way to travel both for time and
cost.
Trains are available, though generally slow and not very
reliable. Railways have been allowed to deteriorate a lot over
recent years.
Shared taxis and minibuses, called matatus, are the most
popular means of transportation for short distances and between
cities. They used to be very dangerous, but a recent government
crack-down on safety has improved the services somewhat. It is
often recommended not to use matatus at night.
Rental cars are available from main cities. Remember that
road conditions will be poor if you’re considering travelling
any way off the beaten track (anywhere off the main roads that
connect major urban centres). Hiring a four-wheel-drive vehicle
is advisable.
Kenya Insider Information
* The Maasai Mara reserve, on the border with Tanzania,
is in the northwest of the country. It’s one of the most popular
game parks because a huge amount of animals are concentrated
into a relatively small space. The “Big Five” all live here:
lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhinoceros. This can be
extended to a “Big Nine” if you include zebra, giraffe, cheetah
and hippo. To spot the animals, and for something a bit
different than the usual jeeps, it’s possible to take a balloon
safari over the plains, which gives a fantastic view of the
great plains beneath.
* Don’t miss the Karen Blixen Museum in Nairobi. The
house where the Danish author Blixen lived has been turned into
a museum. Ever since her famous book Out of Africa (written
under the name Isak Dinesen) was made into a Hollywood film, the
area has made the most of the house. It is situated on “Karen
Estates” on “Karen Street”. The museum itself is a recreation of
the house as it was when Blixen lived in it and a peaceful place
to spend half a day.
* Kenya’s second-largest city, Mombasa is a good starting
point from which to visit the coast. A popular local beach is
the white sand Coral Palm Beach, parts of which are private and
parts public. If you’re feeling hassled by the many touts and
vendors in the public section, head for the private parts, owned
by the two big hotels. This section is guarded by hotel security
and locals are fined if they come in here.
* North of Mombasa, also on the coast, is the town of
Malindi, particularly popular with Italian vacationers. There is
a lot to see, both in town, with mosques, markets and museums
and along the coastline. When the tide is out, you can spy the
coral reef. Or head to the point where Vasco da Gama landed –
after being refused entry to Mombasa. There is a plinth marking
the spot where the Portuguese explorer first came ashore.
Kenya Airports
Nairobi (NBO) (Jomo Kenyatta International) is 16km (ten
miles)
Mombasa (MBA) (Moi International) is 13km (eight miles)
west of the city.
Passport/Visa
Visas can be obtained on arrival for a fee of US$50,
which must be paid in convertible currency, although this may
result in passenger delays and it is preferable to arrange the
visa in the country of origin. The visa is valid for a period of
three months. An onward or return ticket and documents for next
destination are required by all visitors, as well as sufficient
funds for length of intended stay (at least US$500). Passports
must be valid for at least the period of stay.
Entry Requirements
British citizens require a valid passport and a visa.
Useful Travel
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Do's and Don'ts
for trips to Uganda and Kenya
Learn at least a few key phrases in the country's language. Even
a modest command of the local language will go a long way.
The information
contained in this Web site is intended, solely to provide
general information for the personal use of the reader, who
accepts full responsibility for its use.
When you are travelling, the laws of the country you are
visiting apply to you too. Never assume that because you are a
foreigner, you are immune to foreign laws. In fact as soon as
you land in the country you are visiting, you are subject to the
country's laws, rules and regulations
Airport:
You will arrive by air, landing at Entebbe International Airport
or Nairobi if you are visiting Kenya. We shall pick you up from
the airport on arrival and drop you back at the end of your
visit. We Have good comfortable fully insured buses and 4x4 vans
which you will use throughout your visit with Real-Africa
Adventures.
Accommodation:
A number of good hotels are available to choose from to suit
every budget.
Elsewhere across the country and in the National Parks, hotels
and inns are generally available, but quality of service and
quantity of rooms vary greatly. We take the utmost care in
booking decent Hostels and Lodges for our guests.
All of our prepared itineraries start from Kampala . If you
require a pre or post visit Our Accommodation let us know in
time.
Airlines:
Various service go to Uganda and Kenya regularly and they
include: Air Tanzania, British Airways, Egypt Air, Ethiopian
Airlines, Gulf Air, Inter Air, Kenya Airways, Air Brussels,
South African Airways, KLM and more. There are daily connections
from Nairobi. There are also several reputable domestic charter
companies to choose from.
We are quite flexible about how you choose to get to the country
you are visiting Some people prefer to do their own flight
bookings but we can make flight arrangements for you if you want
us to.
Flights:
Check in early
Get the seats you want by checking in at the earliest time given
by the airline. Remember that you can sometimes check in online
or at train stations which serve major airports. If you're
meeting a friend at check-in, go ahead and check yourself in,
then reserve a seat for your travel partner to make sure you can
sit next to each other
Hand Luggage:
Keep any medication and important papers in your carry-on bag.
On long flights with multiple stopovers (especially if flying
via London, L.A. or other major airports), packing a fresh
change of clothes is a good idea as bags tend to get delayed or
lost on long haul, multiple stop flights. You don't want to end
up stuck without medication, clothes or your important papers
even if it is just for a few days
Packing for the flight: Split up your valuable:
bank cards, cash, travellers' cheques and credit cards as much
as possible in different pockets, your bags and wallet when
packing. In case you do get robbed, at least you won't be
strapped for cash (unless you have all your bags AND your wallet
stolen of course!)
Tags on luggage:
As well as tying luggage tags to the exterior of your bags,
stick or tie some inside as well, as an extra precaution
Drinking Water:
We recommend that you do not drink tap water. Most hotels and
restaurants provide previously boiled drinking water. Mineral
water is also available.
Banking:
Several international banks operate in Kampala including
Barclay's bank, Standard Chartered bank and Stanbic bank. Many
local banks and foreign exchange bureaus also operate across the
country.
Generally the banking hours are 8.30a.m to 4:00p.m - Monday to
Friday, though some institutions are open longer hours and on
Saturdays. There are no longer restrictions on foreign exchange
transactions and currency is easily convertible.
You can change dollars or pounds into local shillings very
easily.
We advise English visitors to take pound sterling, as you will
get better value on exchange. Travelers cheque's are also
acceptable but can sometimes take a lot of time to get
exchanged.
Clothing:
Light summer clothing supplemented by a sweater or jacket should
be sufficient. Usually dressing is informal. Cotton slacks and
flat-heeled comfortable walking shoes are recommended on safari.
Don't forget to bring a hat for sun protection and a swimsuit.
Umbrellas and windbreakers are recommended in the wet seasons.
Refer to our list of things to bring found in your booking pack
for more information on what to wear.
Credit Cards:
AMEX, Visa and Master Card are only accepted at a few choice
establishments and in banks in the cities, You can now use your
visa card to draw money from your account in Europe or America.
we however advise that you take cash to be on the safe side.
Currency:
The Shilling is the currency used in Uganda and Kenya but some
people will take dollars and pounds in cash. The exchange rates
vary from time to time but are readily available from banks and
Forex bureaus.
Foods:
Fresh tropical fruits and vegetables are plentiful throughout
the country. A wide range of dishes, both traditional and
international, are served in the hotels and restaurants. We will
make sure that you have a variety of good food while on your
visit with Real Africa Adventures.
Street Vendors
When buying from a street vendor or marketplace, exercise
greater scrutiny. If a vendor's booth is crowded, recommended by
locals, has a means of refrigeration, and is open, meaning you
can see how clean it is, then it's probably safe to eat there.
In some cases, street vendors have achieved the vaulted status
of preparing the best-grilled meats, samosas (deep fried
vegetable turnovers), roasted corn, or nuts in town.
Safaris
On safari, your meals will be included in your package. Advise
us about what you will and will not eat, if you're a vegetarian
or have food allergies.
The main complaint on most safaris is that the food is so good
travelers end up gaining weight. Don't just stick to the
Western-style food served in reputable hotels. Know your
region's specialty so you can sample it while there. Uganda and
Kenya offer German and Indian, chinese foods as well as great
meals made from fresh foods
Health
Requirements:
Certificates are required for vaccination against yellow fever.
Check current medical advice on typhoid, cholera and hepatitis.
It is advisable to start anti-malaria medications 10 days prior
to arrival and continue with the same until 14 days after
leaving East Africa. Our guests are also encouraged to take make
their own insurance arrangements for the time they will be in
Africa. You need to consult with your local Doctor for advice on
Medication.
● Be smart about malaria:
This is your biggest health risk in Africa, especially south of
the Sahara. Rely only on advice from travel health specialists.
● Get
immunized:
Stop worrying about nasties like yellow fever and Hepatitis B,
by getting the right immunizations. (You may have to show proof
of vaccination against certain diseases before you can enter the
country.)
● Visit the
dentist before you go:
Who needs a lion-size toothache? Bush medicine is one thing, but
bush dentistry?
● Protect
yourself from insects:
Malaria, dengue fever, and yellow fever are transmitted by bug
bites. Cover up with clothes, use insect repellent, and sleep
under a mosquito net.
● Think before
you take a dip:
Schistosomiasis (also known as bilharzias) is a parasitic-carried
disease that you can catch by swimming, bathing, or paddling in
fresh water lakes in East Africa.
● Respect the
heat:
Take time to acclimatize, drink plenty of bottled water, and
take it easy in the heat of the day.
● Bring sturdy
footwear:
Sore feet can ruin a trip, and blisters, chafing and other
injuries are common causes of major foot infections.
● Be prepared:
A well-stocked, sterile medical kit, including painkillers,
blister ointment, and adhesive tape is vital. If you're on an
adventure trip, such as river rafting on the River Nile,
consider getting basic first aid training first.
Language:
The official language is English though Swahili and Luganda are
commonly spoken throughout in Uganda. Teach your self some basic
Luganda and Swahili words which on our website.
Tipping
Our general recommendation is to tip moderately - in accordance
with the level and quality of service provided. The following
guidelines are generally accepted practice (per person): Safari
guide(s) - US $10 -$10 per day; Camp staff - US $3 - $5 per day,
as a pooled tip to be shared among the housekeepers, waiters,
bartender, etc.; driver/guides - US $10. For porters and waiters
at hotels and for taxi drivers in cities, the customary tip is
approximately 10%. (Tipping in US$1.00 bills for porters and
waiters is greatly appreciated).
The traditional gratuity to safari guides or camp staff is not
included in the price of your tour but is completely
discretionary.
Beware of unscrupulous people who try to exhort extra payment
from unwary passengers just for shuffling their bags around.
Photography:
Though some types of film are available in many of the shops in
the cities, it is advisable to bring films and batteries with
you. A pair of binoculars will prove extremely useful for the
keen game viewer. There is no charge for photography cameras but
there may be a charge for video cameras in some places.
Commercial filming can be arranged but contact us in good time
if you need this service.
● The people you will meet are very friendly and welcoming
people but they are extremely sensitive if people take their
photograph. We advise that you always ask before you take
anyone's picture.
● Pack lots of film: Africa is a once-in-a-lifetime destination,
whose natural resources are rapidly depleting so photograph it
while you still can. Pack your favourite ASA100, 200, or
400-speed film. Fuji chromes, because of the heightened Japanese
cultural sensitivity to colours and quality.
● If you are able to, bring at least two cameras: Blowing sand
in harsh desert conditions can severely scratch your lens. Plus,
if you lose one camera, you'll have a backup. To protect your
equipment at all times.
● Use a zoom-in lens: You won't want to miss close-ups of East
Africa's wildlife in its natural habitat. Use 80-400 millimeter
lenses with a stabilizing unit built into it if you can.
● Bring a flash: Night drives through game reserves afford some
of the best pictures, because that's when many of the large
predators are most active.
● Research your destination's culture, history, environment, and
geography before you go: You can never know enough. The better
you understand a subject, the better you'll be able to capture
it in a meaningful way on film.
● Rise early and stay out into early evening: Uganda still run
on solar rhythms, so the day begins before dawn, fades in the
afternoon, and has a second wind in the evening as things cool
off.
● Understand and respect cultures: Not all Ugandans want their
pictures taken. For some cultures, it may be against their
religion or beliefs so always ask before you shoot.
● Interact with the locals: By gaining their trust, you will be
much more likely to capture the photograph you desire. You can
also pick up valuable insights on cultural practices.
● Walk: On foot it's easier to meet locals and become involved
with cultural activities that you want to photograph.
● Camcorder: You can bring your own own video cameras (or
camcorder) to make a lasting record of your trip or Safari
experience in Africa. These days you can get small and amazing
video cameras. Video cameras make a great and exciting way to
record your good memories of Uganda and all your travels.
● Travel lightly: Forget the telephoto lenses and backpacks full
of gear. Lots of bulky equipment will slow you down and make
photographing a burden.
● Choose hotels wisely: If you travel on your own and not with
Real Africa Adventures stay as close to the historical centre,
major monuments, or markets that you want to visit as possible.
The more you can walk , the greater the chance of getting good
pictures.
Security:
Precautions should be taken as in any major city. Unless safety
deposit boxes are available in your hotel or lodge, always carry
travel documents, travelers cheque's, cash and other valuables
with you at all times. We recommend that you do not walk late in
the night but instead take a taxi if you have too.
Be Safe/Africa Travel safety
Be aware of your surroundings: Remember that you're a visitor
from one of the world's wealthiest countries traveling in one of
the poorest places on earth, Travel as lightly and as modestly
as possible, without flashy expensive jewellery, gadgets and
lots of luggage and bags.
● Don't dangle camera bags or purses on the back of a restaurant
chair: You'll invite snatching. Carry only small bags that can
be stowed on your lap during dinner or tucked away in your front
pants pocket
● Use a waistband pouch: In pouches you can safely stash money,
credit cards, a passport, and airline tickets close to your
body, where it's less likely to be snatched. If you lose
everything else, you can still eat, get home, and fly without
difficulty.
● Watch your belongings: Most thieves can snatch in seconds.
Store equipment on your lap or in a bag with the strap wrapped
around your wrist or ankle. Count your bags as they are loaded
onto airport vans.
● Avoid political gatherings or protests: Be smart - even if
you're curious, stay away. Both can turn violent quickly.
● Don't walk around at night with your hands full: Heavy bags
slow you down and make you unable to react quickly. Check with
our staff or a trusted local on the safest way to travel at
night.
● Avoid drugs, alcohol, and unprotected sex: Drugs and alcohol
hinder your judgment. What's more, unprotected sex - always a
serious risk - is a game of Russian roulette in a continent
where the AIDS epidemic is at its worst.
● Don't hitchhike: Contrary to advise in some backpacker
guidebooks, hitchhiking any African country is a dangerous risk.
Only rely on transport recommended or provided by your tour
operator or hotel
Safari Safety
Listen to and stay with your guide: Animals living in game
reserves are wild and unpredictable.
● Don't panic: If you come face to face with a lion, don't panic
and don't scream. The animals are just as scared as you are if
caught off guard. Follow instructions from your guide.
● Don't push your driver to get too close for that last great
photograph:
● Don't challenge your driver to prove that it's wise to drive
through a pride of lions. Any interference with nature can do
you and the animal's possible harm.
● Don't offer a bigger tip to cross that line.
● Respect the animals' space: Too many times, the viewers forget
that they are the intruders. Stay still and keep the distance
instructed by your guide.
● Do not make sudden movements: That can startle a wild animal
and charge. Act as your guide advises and keep your movements,
slow, controlled, and steady.
Sports Facilities:
There are a variety of sports available in the city centres -
squash, golf, tennis, etc. Fishing on Lake Victoria or the Nile
River, and White Water Rafting from Bujagali Falls is also
popular. Arrangements can be made for these activities depending
on individual group interests.
Climate:
Uganda and Kanya enjoy ideal weather conditions ranging from the
warmth of the lowlands to the coolness of the highlands.
Temperatures range between 21C and 31C all the year around. You
will need to check for up-to-date weather conditions in East
Africa on some international weather website. Have a look at our
links page for more advise on this.
Visas:
All guests to Uganda and Kenya must get entry visas to the
respective countries or make necessary arrangements before they
leave their home country. Visas are generally available at all
entry points including Entebbe airport but you need to have all
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A range of safari accommodation is available in
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Safaris
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African Safari Holiday
An African or Kenya safari is an amazing travel
experience. The diverse wildlife and stunning scenery
make Kenya and East Africa the perfect safari locations.
As local, African safari operators, we offer you the
best holidays with quality,
value for money and personal service.
We also customize our safaris and offer options, such as
adventure travel, luxury tours and beach holidays. See
our Kenyan and East Africa safari list below, as well as
our Tanzania safari and Zanzibar holidays.
African Safari Selection
See below full Kenya Safari list
Kenya wildlife safaris
Masai Mara Safari
A 3 day safari lodge to Masai Mara, one of the most
famous national parks in the world, with an abundance of
wildlife. Accommodation in luxury lodges which have
facilites such as swimming pools. The Kenya Safaris:
can be combined with an African beach vacation if you
will be interested to see the beautiful white sand
beaches in Mombasa, Lamu, Malindi, Watamu or the
Tanzania Island - Zanzibar
Africa Offers
Africa is an immensely rewarding place to travel to,
thanks to unspoilt natural surroundings, such as the
wildlife and vegetation, and the spectacular landscapes
When on safari, you may see everything from snow capped
mountains to forests and
white tropical beaches, all in a day's travel- it's that
diverse. Finally the local cultures add to your holiday
like no where else in the world.
Safari in Africa
Safaris began in Kenya and Tanzania and these are the
best destinations for a safari. A Kenya safari offers
amazing diversity and superb wildlife viewing. Rift
Valley, is a good location too, known as for the scenery
and rich wildlife in natural surroundings.
A safari in Africa is in some ways like an expedition -
exciting and adventurous, but requiring careful thought
and planning , which is what we, as locally based tour
operators, are there for.. however you must plan for a
leisurely pace of travel to truly enjoy your tour - so
whether you have 3 days or 30, make sure you do not plan
for too much in your travel.
Most of your safari will be in the " bush ", but this
does not mean your travel will involve "roughing it" -
you can have all the luxury you want ! Africa is home to
many internationally reputed hotels and lodges luxury
tented camps, with well appointed rooms, excellent
cuisine and deluxe facilities such as bars and swimming
pools. You can also fly between most places during your
luxury safari.
Africa Safari Planner : See our safari planning guide,
to help with the basics of designing your trip, be it
Kenya travel ,a Tanzania safari , beach vacation in
Mombasa or Zanzibar or an Uganda Gorilla Trek adventure
holiday.
3 Days Masai Mara Lodge/ Camping Safari
Masai Mara, Kenya
This famous wildlife park is a top safari location, and
one of the natural wonders
of the world, being the site of the annual wildebeest
migration..
3 Days Amboseli Lodge/ Camping Safari or Tsavo
Safari to Mombasa
Amboseli National Park, one of Kenya's oldest park, is
located near the Kenya and
Tanzania border, "in the shadow" of Africa's highest
mountain, the snow capped Kilimanjaro.
The park is known for its wildlife, especially it's
prolific elephant population. Amboseli also hosts the
big cats, herbivores and numerous bird species including
flamingo and a variety of plains game.
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Samburu Reserve, established in 1985, is an
arid, hilly region with riverine forests, doum
palms, acacia woodland and scrubland, offering a
dramatic and rugged landscape in a rather remote
location of Kenya - which is precisely the
attraction of this reserve - fewer tourists in a
wildlife rich, desert like setting amidst a
colourful local tribe.
4 Days Kenya Bird watching - Wildlife Safari -
Lake Nakuru - Maasai Mara
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6 Day Samburu - Sweetwaters - Aberdares - Lake
Naivasha
7 Days Discover Kenya Safari - Amboseli - Lake
Nakuru - Maasai Mara
8 Days Kenya Safari to Amboseli - Aberdares - Lake
Nakuru - Maasai Mara
9 Days Kenya Safari with Beach Extension - Lake
Nakuru-Maasai Mara-Mombasa
10 Days Kenya Classic Safari-Amboseli-Mt Kenya- Samburu
- Lake Nakuru - Maasai Mara
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Kenya-Lake Nakuru-Maasai Mara
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Safari Expedition
African Safari offers you a chance to experience a
natural world unchanged by the
passage of time. The Kenya Safari wilderness is home
to an endless array of
ecosystems, the staging ground for natural cycles of
life, death and regeneration
as old as the planet itself.
This great range of natural habitats means that
there is plenty to explore, and
plenty of species to encounter during your Africa
vacation. This is a land of
endless potential for the wildlife African Safari
Tour enthusiast.
On a Serengeti Safari, Tanzania Safari, Kenya
Holiday, African Adventure, Kenya
Vacation, Kenya Tour you will enjoy a variety of
amazing African landscapes and
some of the best game viewing possible.
Our seasoned African safari professionals will help
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Guides
At Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking / Climbing Safaris we use
local guides whenever possible. We believe that local
guides have that extra bit of knowledge which can make a
good safari into a great safari. Through using local
guides / porters we also adhere to our responsible
travel policy in contributing to the local economy
through tourism. |
