Kenya
Multi-day Trips Kenya
About Kenya
Accessible travel Kenya
Country Information
Health
The health system in Kenya functions better in urban areas than in rural areas, due to the availability of ambulances in case of emergency. Nevertheless, be sure to take out adequate health insurance for your personal and travel needs, and have funds to cover any medical emergencies.
Dengue fever, malaria and cholera are diseases present in the country.
To enter Kenya, it is advised to be vaccinated against yellow fever.
Security
Since the tourism industry is not regulated in the best way, we recommend you to be careful when selecting the touristic activities you will undertake. Also, especially in urban areas, it is advised to be cautious and avoid flashing valuables.
Documentation
Entry requirements to Kenya depend on your nationality, it may be necessary to obtain a visa and show a valid passport. You can consult information and obtain your visa here.
http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html
Weather
In Kenya winters extend from June to October, temperatures drop and days are almost always sunny. Summer runs from November to May, there can be high temperatures and unexpected rains. The best time to visit will depend on your preferences.
Language
In addition to the many tribal languages present in Kenya, its official languages are English and Swahili. Sign language has no legal status.
Electricity
Kenya's power comes mainly from hydropower and the country often goes into energy deficit due to droughts. Electricity is 240V and plugs are type G.