Kenya Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Kenya Operations Team

Updated as of April 2026 

Kenya tour packages by Thrillophilia are available at attractive prices with fully customisable options for travellers. Safari packages begin at INR 59,999 per person for shorter itineraries covering selected wildlife experiences, while more extensive journeys featuring Kenya’s iconic national parks and multi-destination safari circuits typically start from INR 135,000 per person, depending on duration and inclusions.

The highlight of most Kenya itineraries is the Masai Mara National Reserve, renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and the world-famous Great Migration. This annual wildlife movement involves approximately 1.5 million wildebeest, along with zebras and gazelles, crossing into the reserve between July and October, with dramatic river crossings often observed along the Mara River. Travellers can experience guided game drives, hot air balloon safaris, and cultural visits to local Maasai communities while spotting the Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo.

Travellers can also explore Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru National Park, and Amboseli National Park, famous for its large elephant herds and breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Amboseli offers open plains and swamps, making it ideal for photography and wildlife viewing. 

Overall, Kenya tour packages with Thrillophilia are immersive and information-driven, offering a perfect blend of wildlife, landscapes, and cultural experiences, along with verified accommodations, meals, transfers, guided sightseeing, and safaris for an unforgettable journey. 

Essential Information on Kenya for Indian Travellers

Before planning your personalised African safari, there are a few essential things to know about Kenya. From currency and time differences to visa requirements, local customs, and practical travel tips, understanding these details will help make your journey smoother and more enjoyable. Here is some important information to keep in mind before booking your Kenya tour package.

- Currency & Exchange rate: The local currency of Kenya is the Shilling (KES). As a general reference, INR 1 is equal to 1.39 KES (although rates fluctuate daily). It is best if you check the live rates before booking your travel, and also carry some USD for easier exchange at airports and safari lodges.

- Time Zone: Kenya follows East Africa Time (EAT, UTC+3), which is 2 hours and 30 minutes behind Indian Standard Time (IST). This reduces jet lag for Indian travellers.

-Language spoken: English and Swahili are the most spoken languages here, so communication won’t be tough for international travellers.

- Plug Type: Kenya uses Type G plugs; Indian travellers usually require an adapter.

- Health & Safety: Yellow fever vaccination is highly recommended before your trip to Kenya. Travellers should also carry basic medications. Most safari regions are safe when travelling with verified local guides arranged through Thrillophilia.

- Visa for Indians: Kenya requires Indian travellers to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before arrival. The process is fully online, simple to complete, and eTA approvals are generally issued within 2–3 working days, based on current processing timelines.

- Connectivity: Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and lodges, but connectivity might still be limited in the remote areas and safari camps. Local SIM cards are very affordable and are widely available.

Top Itineraries for A Kenya Trip (Based On Thrillophilia)

Budget-to-Mid Range Itinerary – Kenya Highlights Safari (5 Days/4 Nights)

Price range: INR 135,000 to INR 146,000 per person

Detailed Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi, followed by an optional visit to the Giraffe Centre or a local market.

Day 2: Drive to Lake Nakuru National Park and enjoy an afternoon game drive spotting flamingos and endangered rhinos.

Day 3: Head to Masai Mara National Reserve and get an evening safari in the open grasslands.

Day 4: Full-day safari in the Masai Mara with high chances of spotting the Big Five and the Great Migration (if you visit during the migration season).

Day 5: Return to Nairobi for departure.

Inclusions & Experiences:

• Budget lodges or tented camps
• Shared 4x4 safari vehicles with experienced guides
• Meals, park fees, and transfers

Why it stands out: 

This itinerary is short, yet it manages to cover most of Kenya’s iconic parks at an affordable price. It is perfect for travellers who want a classic safari experience without extending their stay and budget.

Honeymoon Itinerary – Discover Kenya with Diani Beach (8-9 Days) 

Price range: INR 225,000 to INR 230,000 per person

Detailed itinerary:

Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi and spend a relaxed evening near a local market.

Day 2-3: Travel to Amboseli National Park for a scenic safari, along with romantic sunset views.

Day 4: Visit Lake Naivasha for a peaceful boat ride among herds of hippos and different varieties of birds.

Day 5-6: Explore The Masai Mara National Park with guided safaris led by local experts and an optional hot air balloon ride to elevate your experience.

Day 7-8: Fly to Mombasa or Diani Beach for relaxation after wildlife safaris and romantic beach walks, and water activities.

Day 9: Prepare for departure. 

Inclusions and Experiences:

• Romantic stays with upgraded room options
• Private transfers and curated couple experiences
• A safari-and-beach combination for a well-balanced journey

Why it stands out:

This itinerary is the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation as it combines thrilling game drives with serene beach time. It is usually the top choice for couples who are looking for a unique experience and a memorable honeymoon.

Luxury Itinerary – Kenya Ultimate Safari Adventure (10 days to 11 days)

Price range: INR 283,000 to INR 325,000 per person

Detailed Itinerary: 

Day 1: Arrive in Nairobi and check into your luxury hotel.

Days 2-3: Transfer to Amboseli National Park for a premium safari experience, featuring breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and close encounters with large elephant herds.

Day 4-5: Visit Lake Naivasha for boat rides and pleasant nature walks, followed by a visit to Lake Nakuru National Park for rhino tracking.

Days 6-8: Extended stay in Masai Mara National Park with multiple game drives and a hot air balloon ride, accompanied by luxury lodge stays.

Days 9, 10, and 11: You return to Nairobi and prepare for your departure.

Inclusions and Experiences:

• Luxury lodges and boutique safari camps
• Private or semi-private safari vehicles
• Expert naturalist guides and thoughtfully curated experiences

Why it stands out:

The itinerary offers you a deep and immersive safari experience and covers multiple ecosystems with premium comfort. It is ideal for those who want exclusivity, better wildlife access and high-end hospitality.

Popular Destinations To Visit In Kenya 

Kenya offers an incredible mix of wildlife, scenic landscapes and cultural experiences, and these destinations are commonly featured across all Thrillophilia packages. From iconic game drives to coastal escapes and offbeat regions, each place adds a unique experience to your trip.

Nairobi - Where city meets the wild

Best time to visit: June to October and January to February are the perfect times to visit Nairobi.

Exclusive experiences:  This includes urban safaris and wildlife encounters near the city

Top attractions: Nairobi National Park, Giraffe Centre and David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage.

Nairobi is one of those cities, or rather capitals, in the world where you can literally spot lions and giraffes just minutes from the city centre. It acts as the gateway to most of Kenya's tour packages and offers a perfect mix of traditional life and modern infrastructure, and quick wildlife experiences before heading deeper into safari circuits.

Samburu National Reserve - An off-beat safari experience

Best time to visit: June to October is regarded as the best time to visit here.

Exclusive experiences: You can spot rare animal species like the Grevy’s zebra and reticulated giraffe.

Top attractions: Ewaso Ng’iro River and the Samburu special five.

Samburu is located in northern Kenya and offers a more rugged and less crowded safari experience compared to other popular parks. It has an arid landscape that is home to many rare wildlife species, which are not found anywhere else in the world. This makes Samburu National Reserve a favourite in premium and offbeat itineraries.

Lake Nakuru National Park - The pink paradise 

Best time to visit: It can be visited anytime in the year (best during the dry seasons) 

Exclusive experiences: Some of the best experiences include the beautiful Flamingo spotting and rhino tracking.

Top attractions: Lake Nakuru and the Baboon Cliff are the top attractions of Lake Nakuru National Park.

Lake Nakuru is famous for its shimmering pink shoreline, which is created by the huge herds of flamingos. It is also one of the best places in Kenya to spot both black and white rhinos, making it a key highlight in most mid-range safari packages by Thrillophilia.

Eldoret - Running with the champions

Best time to visit: December to March is considered to be the best time to visit here.

Exclusive experiences: Visiting the high-altitude training camps here is literally the best experience you can have.

Top attractions: Iten (home of the champions) 

Eldoret is globally recognised for producing elite long-distance runners. While more niche than Kenya’s safari destinations, it offers a unique cultural experience where you can encounter a strong athletic tradition shaped by the country’s sporting legacy.

Kakamega Forest - Kenya’s last rainforest

Best time to visit: You can visit here anytime during the year, as it has no specific perfect time to visit.

Exclusive experiences: Birdwatching and guided forest walks are literally going to be the best experiences here.

Top attractions: Isiukhu Falls and pleasant nature trails are the top attractions here.

It is a perfect contrast to Kenya’s savannahs; Kakamega Forest is the country’s only tropical rainforest. It is rich in birdlife, butterflies and many different rare plant species which offer a peaceful and immersive nature experience for travellers who like exploring nature.

Meru National Park - where conservation comes to life

Best time to visit: June to October is considered the best time to visit the park.

Exclusive experiences: Scenic safaris and exploration of untamed wilderness would literally be your best experience here.

Top attractions: The Tana River and Elsa’s Kopje are the top attractions of the park.

Meru is a hidden gem which is known for its lush landscapes, rivers and conservation success stories. It is relatively a lot less crowded than other parks, making it ideal for travellers seeking solitude and authentic safari experiences.

Mombasa - Sun, sand and Swahili culture

Best time to visit: December to March and July to October are considered ideal for visiting Mombasa.

Exclusive experiences: Some of the best experiences include beach relaxations and cultural exploration.

Top attractions: Diani Beach, Fort Jesus, and Old Town are the top attractions here. 

Mombasa adds a tropical twist to your Kenya trip as it has some of the best white sand beaches and preserved Swahili heritage. Mombasa is often combined with Safari packages, allowing travellers to unwind by the Indian Ocean after a hectic wildlife adventure.

Masai Mara National Reserve (Narok) - The ultimate safari experience 

Best time to visit: July to October  is considered to be the best time to visit the Masai Mara, as it is the time when the Great Migration happens

Exclusive experiences: Big Five safaris and scenic hot air balloon rides are the best experiences here.

Top attractions: The Mara River and the vast open grasslands are Masai Mara’s top attractions.

The Masai Mara is Kenya’s most iconic wildlife destination, known for its vast open plains and abundance of wildlife. It is the centrepiece of most Thrillophilia packages, especially during the Great Migration when dramatic river crossings take place.

Tsavo National Park - Land of giants and legends 

Best time to visit: June to October and January to February are considered the ideal times to visit here.

Exclusive experiences: Spotting red elephants and exploring the vast wilderness can be considered the best experiences here.

Top attractions: Tsavo East & West and Mzima Springs are the top attractions here.

Tsavo is Kenya’s largest national park and is known for its dramatic landscapes and dust-red elephants. It also carries historical significance with the legend of the "Man-Eaters of Tsavo”, making it a fascinating destination to add to your itinerary.

Festivals to Attend In Kenya

Kenya offers a large number of vibrant festivals, which provide travellers with a unique opportunity to experience the country beyond the wildlife safaris. It has a rich culture with diverse ethnic heritage. From coastal Swahili celebrations to tribal gatherings in remote regions, their festivals are a perfect blend of music and traditions. These festivals are often included in curated itineraries of Thrillophilia. Here are some of the most notable festivals to plan your trip around:

1. Lamu Cultural Festival (November): It is held annually on the Lamu Islands. This is one of Kenya’s most famous cultural events, celebrating the Swahili culture through dhow races, donkey races, traditional poetry, music, and local cuisine. It typically takes place in November and attracts thousands of visitors each year.

2. Lake Turkana Cultural Festival (May-June): It is a vibrant celebration of northern Kenya’s tribal diversity. This festival brings together over a dozen ethnic tribes and communities showcasing traditional dances, crafts and music. It is usually celebrated around May or June, promoting peace and cultural exchange.

3. Rusinga Festival (December): It is another famous festival that is celebrated by the Abasuba community near Lake Victoria; this festival highlights traditional music, storytelling and cultural pride, offering visitors an authentic local experience.

4. Jamhuri Day (12th December): Kenya’s Independence Day is marked with nationwide celebrations, parades, and cultural performances, making it the perfect time to visit Kenya to experience the country’s pride and unity.

5. Maragoli Cultural Festival (December 26th): It is held in the western part of Kenya. This festival showcases the traditions of the Maragoli people through their cultural dances, food and community rituals, giving you a proper feel of the locals there.

Top Things to Do in Kenya As An Indian Traveller

Kenya offers a perfect mix of adventure, thrill and unique culture, which makes it one of the most exciting safari destinations in the world. Here are some detailed experiences that would elevate your trip to Kenya:

Experience the Thrill of a Jeep Safari at Nairobi National Park

A jeep safari in Nairobi National Park is literally a rare experience where wild animals roam around freely against a backdrop of city skyscrapers. It is located just outside the city of Nairobi, and this park is home to lions, rhinos, giraffes and over 400 species of birds. Early morning and evening drives offer the best chances of spotting predators in action. It is a perfect introduction to Kenya’s wildlife, especially for first-time visitors starting their safari journey.

Witness the Great Migration in the Masai Mara National Reserve

The Great Migration is one of the most spectacular natural events in the world. During this time, millions of wild animals like zebras and gazelles move across the plains in search of fresh grazing. This takes place mainly during the months of July and October; the highlight remains the dramatic Mara River crossing. Visitors can witness predators and prey interactions from proximity. This is a dream experience for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers seeking raw and untamed natural experiences.

Foster Orphaned Elephants and Rhinos at David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust 

This unique conservation experience allows visitors to connect with rescued animals. The trust rehabilitates orphaned elephants and rhinos before releasing them back into the wild. Travellers can watch feeding sessions and learn about several conservation techniques, and can even adopt animals. It is an emotional activity that highlights Kenya’s commitment to wildlife.

Conquer Mount Kenya, A Hiker’s Paradise

Mount Kenya offers one of the most scenic trekking routes in Africa, ranging from beginner-friendly hikes to challenging climbs on the second-highest peak in Africa. It features diverse ecosystems from dense forests to alpine meadows and glaciers. Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views and a sense of achievement. It is an ideal activity for adventure lovers who are looking to combine wildlife safaris with a physically engaging outdoor experience.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note:

Tanya Bose from Mumbai, who booked the Classic Kenya | Group Tour Package and gave us a 4-star rating, said, “Our Mumbai to Kenya trip was a great experience from start to finish. The Mount Kenya trek was challenging but very rewarding, with stunning views throughout the journey. Our guides were supportive and made sure we stayed safe and comfortable. Everything was well organised, and we returned home happy with the overall planning and service by Thrillophilia.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

Explore the ruined city of Takwa Ruins

The Takwa ruins, located near the Lamu Islands, offer a fascinating glimpse into Kenyan Swahili culture. It dates back to the 15th century. These well-preserved ruins include mosques, tombs and ancient houses built from coral stones. Walking through this abandoned settlement gives visitors a sense of history, mystery, and cultural depth, making it a unique addition to coastal Kenya itineraries.

Encounter Wildlife at Hippo Point, Lake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha is a freshwater lake known for its calm beauty and abundant wildlife at Hippo Point. Visitors can safely observe large groups of hippos in the natural habitat, along with a wide variety of birds such as fish eagles and kingfishers. Boat rides and guided walks enhance the experience, offering encounters without the need for traditional safari vehicles, making it both relaxing and exciting.

Cycle Through the Stunning Great Rift Valley

Cycling through the Great Rift Valley offers a refreshing way to explore Kenya’s dramatic landscapes. Riders can pass through open plains, volcanic formations and wildlife-rich areas, which are ideal for spotting zebras and antelopes along the way. Popular routes include Hell’s Gate National Park, where cycling is allowed among wildlife. This activity combines adventure with scenic beauty, making it perfect for travellers seeking something beyond traditional safaris.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note:

Umesh Yadav from Pune, who booked the Kenya Highlights | Adventure in Heartland of Africa and gave us a 5-star rating, said, “Exploring Hell’s Gate National Park during our trip from Pune was full of adventure. Cycling through the park surrounded by wildlife was something we had never experienced before. It was a fun and unique part of the journey.”

Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure

Have Breakfast with Giraffes at Giraffe Manor 

One of the most luxurious and unique experiences in Kenya is the Giraffe Manor. It allows guests to interact with endangered Rothschild giraffes during breakfast. The giraffes often poke their heads through windows, which creates an unforgettable photo opportunity. This experience is especially popular among honeymooners and luxury travellers, which offers a perfect blend of comfort, exclusivity and close wildlife interaction.

Hot Air Balloon Safari over Masai Mara National Reserve 

A hot air balloon safari over the Masai Mara is literally a once-in-a-lifetime experience that offers a bird’s-eye view of the vast savannah. Starting at sunrise, the ride provides stunning views of wildlife herds, rivers, and golden plains. The experience typically ends with a champagne breakfast in the bush, thus making it a premium activity ideal for couples and those seeking a magical safari experience.

Tourist Visa Requirements for Indian Travellers in Kenya

Kenya follows a simplified entry process and has replaced the traditional visa system with an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA), effective since January 2024. This fully digital process allows Indian travellers to apply online without embassy visits or lengthy paperwork, making travel planning quicker and more convenient. Approvals are usually processed within a short timeframe, which also makes it suitable for travellers planning their trip closer to departure.

eTA Fees, Validity and Processing

• The standard eTA fees for a single entry cost around INR 2,500 to INR 3,000, and it depends on processing and other minor service charges.

• Once approved, the eTA allows a stay of up to 90 days in Kenya for tourism purposes. The processing takes 1-3 working days, but it is highly recommended to apply for the visa at least a week in advance to avoid any delays.

How to apply

• Apply online through the official portal – etakenya.go.ke 

• Fill in personal details and travel plans, and upload required documents.

• Pay the fees online, and then you will receive an approval via mail.

Documents required:

• Valid passport (minimum 6 months' validity) 

• Recent passport size photograph

• Confirmed return flight tickets

• Hotel bookings or travel plans ( we provide this information to you ).

• Basic travel details and contact information.

Important travel tips 

• Every visitor, including children, must have an approved eTA before departure, and this is mandatory for all travellers.

• There is no such thing as “visa on arrival"; without prior approval, you won’t be permitted to enter the country.

• Most tourist eTAs are valid for a single entry, and multi-entry options are limited and situational.

• Always carry a printed copy of your eTA approval, as they might ask for it during your immigration.

Best Time to Visit Kenya for Indian Travellers 

Kenya is a year-round destination to visit, but there are certain “best times” that can elevate your Kenya experience to a whole new level. This might include witnessing the Great Migration, enjoying cosy beach holidays or planning a budget-friendly safari. Thrillophilia’s Kenya tour packages are designed around these seasonal variations to make your trip a memorable one

Peak Season (July to October) - Season of the Great Migration 

Why visit: This is honestly the most popular window for visiting Kenya, especially for wildlife enthusiasts. The world-famous Great Migration takes place in the Masai Mara National Reserve, where millions of wild animals, including zebras and gazelles, move from Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park to Kenya. The dramatic Mara River crossings, where animals face crocodiles and strong currents, are a major highlight of the season.

What to expect:

• Excellent wildlife visibility due to dry weather and sparse vegetation 

• High chances of spotting the Big Five

• Premium safari experiences, which also include hot-air balloon rides.

Ideal for: First-time safari travellers, photographers and luxury safari seekers

Moderate Season (January to February, June and October) - Finest Season for coastal escape

Why visit: These months offer a perfect balance between good weather, fewer crowds and reasonable pricing. Wildlife viewing remains excellent during this season too, and January to February is literally the perfect time to visit the parks.

What to expect:

• Pleasant temperatures and relatively dry conditions.

• Great time to combine safaris with relaxing beach experiences like Mombasa and Diani Beach.

• Fewer tourists compared to the peak seasons make it ideal for tourists.

Ideal for: Couples, honeymooners, and travellers looking for a relaxed safari ride and a beach holiday.

Low Season (November to December and March to May) - Best season for budget travel

Why visit: Kenya’s green season runs from November to December. Short rains take place during these months. During the months of March to May, Kenya receives the maximum amount of rainfall with the long rains. Landscapes remain lush and incredibly scenic.

What to expect:

• Lower package prices and great deals on luxury lodges, as it is the low season.

• Lesser crowds and more exclusive safari experiences.

• Excellent time for proper birdwatching opportunities.

Ideal for: Budget travellers, repeat visitors, and nature lovers who are seeking a peaceful and scenic experience.

How to Reach Kenya from India

Travelling from India to Kenya is actually very easy. There are options for both direct and connecting flights from major and non-metro cities. Most travellers arrive in Nairobi, the primary international gateway and starting point for most Safari itineraries offered by Thrillophilia.

Direct Flights: 

There are limited but convenient direct flights that fly from India to  Nairobi, mainly from New Delhi and Mumbai.

Airlines: Air India and Kenya Airways operate on non-stop routes with an average flight duration of 6 to 7 hours.

These flights are ideal for travellers who are looking to minimise their travel time. Availability may vary by season, so advance booking is highly recommended by Thrillophilia, especially during the peak months. (July to October) 

Approximate Fares: For one-way economy flights, fares range from INR 25,000 to INR 55,000, depending on season, demand and booking window.

Connecting Flights:

For travellers who are travelling from cities like Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, Lucknow, and Ahmedabad, there are options for connecting flights. Major international flights such as Emirates, Qatar Airways and Ethiopian Airlines offer regular flights to Nairobi with layovers in cities like Dubai, Doha, or Addis Ababa.

Flight Duration: The duration of the flight is 10 to 14 hours, depending on the layover time.

Why choose connecting flights?

• Higher chances of availability from multiple Indian Cities.

• Timings are flexible, and you can choose the Airline you want to travel with.

• These are often cheaper in comparison to Direct routes.

Best Places to Eat in Kenya For Indian Travellers 

Kenya offers diverse options in food too, which is a perfect blend of African, Swahili and international cuisine, which is also good for Indian travellers. They have options to try local delicacies as well as their familiar comfort foods. Whether you want to try Kenyan dishes or Indian cuisine during your stay in Kenya, you can easily choose among these restaurants, which are handpicked for you to provide you with the best dining experience: 

Top Kenyan Restaurants to try local Kenyan Dishes

1. Carnivore Restaurant

Must-try Dishes: Nyama Choma (roasted meats) and exotic game meat platters

Carnivore is one of the most famous restaurants in Kenya and is known for its "Beast of a Feast” concept, where a variety of meats are roasted over charcoal and served continuously. From lamb to other exotic options, this restaurant offers a true Kenyan barbecue experience. It also has a very lively atmosphere and a unique serving style, making it a must-visit in Nairobi.

2. Tamarind Restaurant 

Must-try Dishes: Tamarind Dhow seafood platter and Grilled lobster

It is located in Mombasa; Tamarind is renowned for its fresh seafood and coastal Swahili flavours. The restaurant offers a fine dining experience with ocean views, and its dhow dinner cruise is especially popular among tourists. You can expect perfectly cooked seafood dishes that are infused with local spices and international techniques.

3. Yejoka Garden

Must-try Dishes: Injera with Doro wat (Ethiopian-style chicken stew) 

Yejoka Garden offers a unique East African dining experience with Ethiopian influences. Guests here enjoy meals served on injera (a soft flatbread) accompanied by rich, flavourful stews. The traditional seating and communal dining style make it a culturally immersive experience beyond tropical Kenyan cuisine.

Best Places to Try Indian Food in Kenya

1. Garam Masala

Must-try Dishes: Butter Chicken, Paneer Tikka and Garlic Naan

It is one of the favourites among Indian tourists. Garam Masala serves authentic north Indian cuisine with rich flavours and generous portions. It is known across Kenya for maintaining traditional tastes while using fresh local ingredients, making it a reliable option for Indians during their stay in Nairobi

2. Rozina’s Restaurant 

Must-try Dishes: Biriyani, Chicken Curry and Vegetarian Thali 

Rozina’s restaurant offers a mix of Indian and Pakistani dishes, which focus on homestyle cooking. It is especially popular for its flavourful biryanis at a very affordable price, which makes it ideal for travellers who are looking for comfort food and friendly meals at a very budget-friendly price.

3. Shehnai Restaurant 

Must-try Dishes: Tandoori Platter, Dal Makhani and Kebabs

Shehnai is a well-known fine dining Indian restaurant, which offers a wide variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. With elegant interiors and a high-quality dining experience, it is honestly a great choice for a relaxed dinner after a long safari day.

Insider Tips For Indian Travellers Visiting Kenya

If you’re planning a trip to Kenya from India. There are a few smart preparations that you should make to ensure a smooth safari experience. Whether you are heading to the iconic Masai Mara National Reserve or if you are relaxing along the coast, being aware of booking timelines, food preferences, and travel essentials can make your journey hassle-free and more comfortable

• Always try to book early, at least 3 to 6 months ahead, if you’re travelling during July and October, which is the Great Migration period, as lodges fill up very quickly.

• Vegetarian food is widely available in Kenya, but always inform your tour guide in advance about your food preferences.

• Apply for the Kenya eTA at least 7 working days before your travel to avoid last-minute delays.

• Carry some USD along with Kenyan Shilling (KES), as USD is widely accepted in lodges and safari camps

• Kenya uses Type G plugs, so Indian travellers should carry a universal adapter.

• For health precautions, yellow fever vaccination may be required depending on travel history, and malaria prevention is also recommended.