- Kenyan Visas
You can get them from the Kenyan Embassy in your country or at the airport in Nairobi. At the airport they issue single entry visas at $50
- Vaccinations/ medication
Recommended basic vaccinations and medications are:
Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Diphtheria and Malaria are all a must Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, Rabies, Meningococcal meningitis, Cholera and Yellow fever all depend
* Note always check with your doctor at home before you fly and get the necessary vaccinations and medication
- Park fees
For non-residents of Kenya, the park fees are charged in US$, while Kenyan residents and East African resident fees are in KSH.
To view the park fees for KWS parks valid until December 2011,
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Maasai Mara Park fees are as follows:-
Adults
Non Resident Inside Park; US$ 70
Non Resident Outside Park; US$ 80
East African Citizens; KSH 1000
East African Residents; KSH 1200
Children
Non Resident Inside Park; US$ 40
Non Resident Outside Park; US$ 45
East African Citizens; KSH 300
East African Residents; KSH 500
* Please note that the child age for Park fees is 3 - 18yrs.
- Is Kenya safe to travel to?
In our opinion yes it is. At the lodges and hotels, the staff and management would ensure your safety is at the top priority and would advise you on where to travel to and not.
In towns as well, if you are not sure of what area is safe and not, talk to the hotel management or your travel operator.
In the end, we all need to be sensible. Kenya is as safe as any other country; no one knows what will happen when.
