There are wonderful safari experiences throughout Kenya and Eastern Africa, and we strive to work with you to find the safari that fits your budget and preferences.

Your safari guides, camp or hotel management will provide advise, orientations and safety briefings specific to the camp and season, and we encourage
all our guests to pay close attention to the rules and etiquette, so everyone can enjoy being on safari.

Climate will depend on your destination, however: Rainfall: Mid-April to mid-May and November are usually the rainy seasons. Temperature: January
to March are the warmest months, and June to September is generally a bit colder
Important to note that rates are normally lower during the low season coinciding with the rainy seasons if one wants to achieve some saving on the safari budget.

The options range from temporary camps, luxury tented camps or safari lodges depending on your budget and locations on your itinerary

A good camera and a binocular to capture bush activity, like a kill you would want to remember! Batteries may be charged easily in your camp or lodge.

We recommend light travel, most local airlines have a buggage restriction of 15kgs per person including hand luggage packed in soft duffels.
You will only need comfortable, casual clothing and shoes along with a relaxed attitude.

Your passport should be current and good for 6 months beyond your travel dates. You’ll need blank pages for visas which often may be acquired on entry
at a reasonable fee. Please make sure you arrange a travel insurance to cover your holiday for unforeseen circumstances.

If you are convinced that you want to go on safari its advisable to book as early as you decide, at least nine months to one year in advance to avoid

disappointment but its always good to talk to us as you may be lucky even with short notice booking.