Category: Travel Safety and Entry Requirements

Planning a safari as a woman can be an exciting experience, whether you are travelling solo, with friends, as a couple, or as part of a small group. Kenya Tours for Women can combine incredible wildlife, beautiful landscapes, cultural experiences, and relaxing beach escapes. If you are looking for more ideas specifically designed around women…

Kenya is one of the easiest African destinations for a woman to travel through confidently, whether that means joining a small group or booking a private trip alone. Sunrise game drives in the Maasai Mara, elephant herds in Amboseli, a quiet day at Lake Naivasha, and a few final days on the beach at Diani…

Quick note before anything else: we’re a safari company, not a medical clinic, so treat this as a practical starting point, not a substitute for talking to a doctor or travel clinic about your own health history. What we can do is lay out exactly what the actual entry rules are, what’s genuinely recommended for…

Quick disclaimer up front: we’re a safari company, not an insurance broker or a law firm, so nothing here is professional advice, and Kenya’s insurance rules specifically have been changing fast enough that we’d rather be upfront about what’s unsettled than pretend we have a clean answer. What we can do is walk you through…

Kenya swapped its old eVisa for the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) back in January 2024, and the rules have kept shifting since. If you’ve read our general Kenya visa requirements overview and still have questions about the actual application, this is the walkthrough: exact steps, real costs, how long it takes, and what’s changed most…

Kenya is one of Africa’s top travel destinations, known for its safaris, beaches, and rich culture. But one common question many travelers ask is: Is Kenya safe for tourists in 2026 or 2027? The answer is yes — Kenya is generally safe for tourists, especially in major travel destinations. However, like any country, there are…