• CLOTHING FOR MEN AND WOMEN DURING YOUR KENYA SAFARI:
  We have a list of recommendations for you so you can come prepared and enjoy your trip all-out. Although some accommodations have laundry services, they are sometimes restricted by the weather, and you might not be able to get them back the same day. In case you are travelling in Kenya during the wet seasons, you must have a light waterproof raincoat with you. Pack in sunglasses, a swimsuit if your camp or lodge has a pool, durable, lightweight shoes for walking and sandals for wearing around the camp. You also need room slippers and a safari hat with a strap that can be fastened at the chin, so it stays in place in breezy conditions. The highlands can
  be cool at night, so make sure you have flannel nightwear. For both men and women, ensure that you have 2 full-sleeved shirts and 4 t-shirts along with a sweatshirt or a fleece-lined shirt. Also carry 2 pairs of cotton pants or trousers, 2 cargo pants and 1 pair of comfortable shorts. 3 pairs of socks and 5 sets of undergarments should suffice since you can wash and dry them overnight. Additionally, for women, 4 sports bras are also very essential for the uneven safari terrain over which you will be travelling. If you have enough weight allowance for extra clothing, we recommend you pack them in instead of doing laundry.
• TOILETRIES AND BASIC MEDICAL KIT RECOMMENDATIONS FOR KENYA:
  It is prudent to put together an individual collection of first aid medication, personal hygiene products, and toiletries when travelling in Kenya. Among medicines, carry anti-malarial prophylactics and anti-allergy antihistamines to counter insect bites. Also bring some common painkillers like Ibuprofen, Tylenol or Panadol, Aspirin, antacid for indigestion, tablets for diarrhoea, and a complete supply of the prescription drugs you take. Make sure you have travel size packs of toothpaste, deodorants, hand sanitisers, and a toothbrush. You will also need to carry an ample supply of sunscreen with the appropriate SPF and mosquito/insect repellent. In case you have to deal with minor cuts, keep a supply of Band-Aids (plaster) and antiseptic ointments. If you wear contacts, make sure you also carry glasses. Carry all supplies in a cover bag for protection against moisture and dust. Accommodations carry general first aid boxes. Supplies of shampoo, conditioner, and soap are available in your bathroom, but you can also bring your own if you prefer.
• GADGETS FOR KENYA TRAVELERS:
  The natural beauty of Kenya and its beautiful denizens necessitates (best time to visit) that you carry cameras and other digital recording equipment so you can preserve every moment of your expedition to Kenya. Though, you must also consider the baggage weight you are allowed to carry. Come prepared with the proper converters for recharging your electronics since the electric main supplies 220 to 240 Volts and 50 Hertz. The sockets available are the British-type three rectangular blade pins. All the same, do carry a supply of batteries and added memory cards for your cameras. Zoom lenses are indispensable. Carry flashlights for moving around your camp at night or inside your tent and a pair of binoculars for wildlife viewing. Night vision equipment is perfect for nocturnal game drives or viewing wildlife by the waterhole from your campsite after dinner. To keep in touch with your family and friends, carry your smartphone and tablet as some accommodations have a reception and offer Wi-Fi services. Your iPad or Android tablet can also be used as backup storage for pictures and social media updates. You could also use it to record animals and bird calls around the camp at night. Above all, make sure you carry large-sized protective bags into which you can pack your expensive gear to keep it safe from dust and the possibility of them getting wet when canoeing or on a boating trip.

• Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory
• Confirmation of Covid-19 vaccination is mandatory

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, NBO (NBO), Embakasi, Nairobi, Kenya