Only Covid-19 fully vaccinated persons may enter Kenya. All our drivers are fully vaccinated against the virus.
It is mandatory also to have a yellow fever vaccine 30 days prior to entry, and you will require it to re-enter your country.
For most travellers a safari to Kenya raises a number of red flags regarding health issues. For east Africa (Kenya and Tanzania) health concerns and inoculations are the same as those for travel to South America or East Asia. The vast majority of traveller’s to Africa return from their safaris happy and healthy.
No matter where you travel in Kenya a course of anti-malaria tablets are essential and many doctors advise a dose of Hepatitis-A vaccine. All childhood vaccinations should be up to date. We recommend that you visit with a local travel health specialist in your home town for further details some time prior to travel.
It is mandatory also to have a yellow fever vaccine 30 days prior to entry, and you will require it to re-enter your country.
For most travellers a safari to Kenya raises a number of red flags regarding health issues. For east Africa (Kenya and Tanzania) health concerns and inoculations are the same as those for travel to South America or East Asia. The vast majority of traveller’s to Africa return from their safaris happy and healthy.
No matter where you travel in Kenya a course of anti-malaria tablets are essential and many doctors advise a dose of Hepatitis-A vaccine. All childhood vaccinations should be up to date. We recommend that you visit with a local travel health specialist in your home town for further details some time prior to travel.