Kenya: Nairobi, Masa Mara.
Tanzania: Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti.
All Year Round
The hotel we select comply with our high standards and requirement per category.
No accommodation
Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), you'll be greeted by your private Safari Director. You will be immediately whisked away, bypassing the bustle of the city, to the timeless luxury of the Villa Rosa Kempinski. Here, you'll settle into one of Nairobi's finest hotels before enjoying a delightful welcome dinner at the renowned in-house restaurant.
Nairobi (City, Kenya)
A day of discovery awaits after breakfast. We visit the National Museum of Kenya and enjoy inspirational encounters at the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Giraffe Centre. Lunch is a celebrated event at the famous Carnivore Restaurant. We conclude with a cultural flourish, touring the tranquil, historic home of the legendary writer Karen Blixen (Out of Africa). Dinner is served this evening at the exclusive Villa Rosa Kempinski.
Nairobi (City, Kenya)
Following breakfast in Nairobi, we fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). We then take an onward flight directly to Tarangire National Park, home to vast elephant herds and rare fringe-eared oryx. Arrive at the beautifully designed Tarangire Elephant Spring Lodge. After exploring the iconic acacia landscapes on an afternoon game drive, enjoy dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Tarangire National Park,(Tanzania)
Our exciting day begins with a morning game drive in Tarangire, famous for its massive elephant herds. We then ascend to the Crater Highlands for an early afternoon lunch at the serene, view-rich O’ldeani Mountain Lodge. From here, we prepare to explore the fabled Ngorongoro Crater. Once a gigantic volcano, this natural, unbroken caldera is now a UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary, hosting over 25,000 animals (including the Big Five) in one of Africa's most concentrated wildlife areas. The late afternoon is dedicated to leisure at the lodge, followed by dinner and an overnight at O’ldeani.
Ngorongoro Crater, (Tanzania)
After breakfast, we take the scenic route from The Manor to the majestic Ngorongoro Crater rim. Our day is dedicated to an immersive game drive on the crater floor, exploring the vast caldera of this now 'mellow' volcano, which sustains an astounding concentration of wildlife. A picturesque picnic lunch is provided at a viewing spot, often with views of hippos. We conclude the day by returning to the lodge for a relaxing leisure period before dinner and overnight stay.
Ngorongoro Crater (Tanzania)
After a profound visit to Olduvai Gorge, the "Cradle of Mankind," we descend to the spectacular Serengeti National Park. Here, you will witness the largest collection of illustrious African mammals—from elephant herds and muscular zebras to elusive serval cats—all unconcerned by our presence. We conclude our thrilling game drive at the beautiful Serengeti Explorer lodge, perched on an escarpment. A classic sundowner on the limitless plains offers the perfect finale as the day cools and great, magnificent clouds build in the vast sky.
Serengeti National Park (Tanzania)
Following breakfast, we embark on an immersive, all-day exploration of the Serengeti National Park. Our expert game drives track the formidable Big Cats, leveraging the region's renown for the world's highest concentration of lions. We actively pursue sightings of vast elephant herds and witness the dramatic theatre of the Great Migration. Return to the beautiful Serengeti Explorer lodge for a hot, restorative lunch. Our afternoon drive culminates in a classic sundowner experience, enjoying elegant drinks beneath magnificent golden skies before a superb dinner and overnight stay.
Serengeti National Park (Tanzania)
We fly to the Kenyan Maasai Mara, the richer, greener northern counterpart to the Serengeti. This world-treasure offers unparalleled wildlife spectacles and the famous Great Migration. We settle into the secluded, elegant Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp, where you feel truly immersed in the wilderness, ending each day with superb game viewing.
Masai Mara National Reserve (Kenya)
After breakfast, dedicate the full day to an extensive game drive within the legendary Maasai Mara, offering prime opportunities to spot the Big Five, including the elusive leopard, abundant lions, and cheetahs. This ecosystem is famously home to the annual, immense million animal migration. Midway through your exploration, gain a fascinating glimpse into local heritage with a visit to a traditional Maasai village. Your experience is perfectly capped by a superb lunch, classic sundowners, and dinner at the elegant Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp.
Masai Mara National Reserve (Kenya)
We return with a morning flight to Nairobi, where time is set aside for relaxation and leisure at the elegant Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi Airport, perhaps enjoying a swim or spa treatment. Later, our dedicated Safari Director will provide private escort service to the airport for your late-evening international departure.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Connect with your flights home. We trust the wilderness is already inspiring sweet dreams of your future Bush 2 City Adventure.
No Destination
No accommodation
Rates are per person and exclude international flights from/to your home country.
This tour accepts children of all ages.
Rates include a fixed budget for flights during this tour. Flights may cost more, depending on travel dates. If so, your quote will reflect this.
No accommodation
This tour starts and ends in Nairobi
We can assist you in choosing your international flights, but you'll need to handle the booking on your own.
Fly to/from Jomo Kenyatta Airport (NBO) in Nairobi
A transfer from and back to the airport is included
Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour can be arranged for an extra cost
Travel Documents for Kenya and Tanzania
For your Kenya and Tanzania safari, please ensure that you have the correct travel documents before departure:
For children: Each child must have their own valid passport and the required travel authorisations. Additional documents, such as parental consent, may be required when travelling without one or both parents.
Entry requirements vary according to nationality and may change. Travellers are responsible for checking the latest official requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania before departure.
How to Book This Safari
To book this safari, click “Get a Free Quote” and complete the request form. Please make sure your details are correct, including your full name, email address, phone number, travel dates, and number of travelers, so our safari team can prepare the right proposal for you.
Deposits
A 30% deposit is required to confirm your Kenya safari. If the itinerary includes domestic flights within Kenya, the full airfare may also be required at the time of booking and will be charged separately from the safari deposit.
Final Payment
The remaining safari balance is due 45 days before departure. For bookings made within 45 days of departure, full payment is required to confirm the booking, together with the cost of any included domestic flights.
All bookings are subject to Bush 2 City Adventure’s Booking Terms & Conditions.
Travel Insurance
All travelers are required to have adequate comprehensive travel and medical insurance for the entire trip, including coverage for medical expenses and repatriation. We also strongly recommend coverage for trip cancellation or interruption, emergency evacuation, and loss, theft, or damage of personal belongings. Travel insurance should be arranged independently by the traveler.
Full details: Bush 2 City Adventure Booking Terms & Conditions.
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be submitted in writing and become effective once received by Bush 2 City Adventure.
120–60 days before departure: 30% cancellation fee
59–45 days before departure: 80% cancellation fee
44 days or less before departure: 100% cancellation fee
Issued domestic flight tickets within Kenya are non-refundable. Their cost will therefore be excluded from any refund otherwise due under the cancellation schedule above.
No refunds will be provided for no-shows or any accommodation, activities, transfers, meals or other services not used after the safari has commenced.
We strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance to provide protection against eligible cancellation costs, trip interruption, medical emergencies and other unforeseen circumstances.
All cancellations and refunds are subject to Bush 2 City Adventure’s Booking Terms & Conditions
Click here to find Bush 2 City`s Travel Terms & Conditions.
International Flights
International flights are not included in your Kenya and Tanzania safari package. They must be booked, paid for and managed directly by you. As this safari starts and ends in Nairobi, flights should be arranged as follows unless otherwise stated in your confirmed itinerary:
Arrival: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), Nairobi
Departure: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), Nairobi
Bush 2 City Adventure can recommend suitable international flight options that align with your safari itinerary. However, the final booking, payment and management of these flights remain your responsibility.
Before booking, please confirm your travel dates and flight times against the safari itinerary. You should also check passport, visa, Kenya eTA, transit, connection, check-in and baggage requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania.
Bush 2 City Adventure is not responsible for international flight delays, cancellations, missed connections, schedule changes or other disruptions caused by third-party airlines.
Domestic and Regional Flights
Where domestic or regional flights within Kenya and Tanzania are included in your safari, Bush 2 City Adventure will arrange and book them on your behalf. Confirmed flight details will be provided before departure.
Safari flights commonly have strict baggage limits and normally require soft-sided luggage. Please follow the baggage instructions provided with each confirmed flight.
Flight schedules may change because of weather, operational requirements or circumstances beyond our control. If a flight is cancelled or significantly changed before travel, we will assist in finding a suitable available alternative. Once travel has commenced, delays, cancellations and other disruptions remain subject to the operating airline’s conditions.
Important Travel Responsibility
Please ensure your international flights allow sufficient time for immigration, customs, baggage collection, airport transfers and onward connections.
In Nairobi, domestic and regional safari flights commonly depart from Wilson Airport. A road transfer from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport may therefore be required, and sufficient connecting time must be allowed.
If an independently booked international flight causes you to miss part of your safari or a domestic or regional connection, any additional accommodation, transfers, meals, replacement flights or itinerary changes will be at the traveller’s expense.
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering flight delays, cancellations, missed connections, baggage problems and other unexpected travel disruptions.
Health & Medical Considerations
Travellers should be in reasonably good health for a Kenya and Tanzania safari. Some activities may involve early starts, walking, long game drives and travel over rough or uneven terrain.
If you have a medical condition, limited mobility, allergies or other requirements that may affect your safari, consult your doctor before travelling and inform Bush 2 City Adventure in advance.
Vaccinations & Malaria
A valid Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is required for this itinerary because you will travel between Kenya and Tanzania. Keep the original certificate with your passport and carry it when crossing the border.
Malaria is present in parts of both Kenya and Tanzania. Consult your doctor or a qualified travel-health specialist well before departure about malaria prevention and any recommended vaccinations.
Medication, Diet & Insurance
Bring sufficient prescription medication for your entire journey and keep essential medication in your carry-on luggage. Medication should remain in its original labelled packaging, together with a copy of the prescription where appropriate.
Please inform us in advance of any dietary requirements, allergies, medical conditions or mobility needs so that suitable arrangements can be made where possible.
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel and medical insurance covering emergency treatment, evacuation and repatriation.
Health and vaccination requirements may change. Travellers are responsible for obtaining professional medical advice and confirming the current health requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania before departure.
Recommended Safari Reading
Would you like to learn more about Kenya and Tanzania before your safari? These recommended books offer valuable insights into East Africa’s wildlife, landscapes, conservation, cultures and safari heritage.
Our favourites include The Safari Companion by Richard D. Estes and The Kingdon Field Guide to African Mammals by Jonathan Kingdon for identifying and understanding the wildlife you may encounter. Out of Africa by Karen Blixen, Born Free by Joy Adamson and Serengeti Shall Not Die by Bernhard and Michael Grzimek offer memorable perspectives on the region’s history, landscapes and conservation legacy.
Reading is completely optional, but it is an enjoyable way to prepare for your Kenya and Tanzania safari.
Weather
Kenya and Tanzania are year-round safari destinations, generally offering warm days and cooler mornings and evenings. Temperatures vary depending on altitude, season and location, with highland areas such as Nairobi, the Ngorongoro Highlands and parts of the Masai Mara becoming particularly cool after sunset and during early-morning game drives.
The main dry seasons are generally from June to October and from January to February. The long rains usually occur from March to May, while the short rains typically fall between October and December. Rain often arrives as brief afternoon or evening showers, although timing and intensity can vary.
The rainy seasons offer green landscapes, fewer visitors and excellent opportunities for wildlife photography. Pack light clothing for warm days, a fleece or jacket for cool mornings and evenings, and a lightweight waterproof jacket.
We recommend checking the latest forecasts for each destination shortly before departure, as local weather conditions can change.
What to Pack
Pack light, comfortable safari clothing in neutral colours, including lightweight shirts, long trousers and comfortable walking shoes. Bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and insect repellent, together with a light jacket or fleece for cooler early-morning and evening game drives in Kenya and Tanzania. A lightweight waterproof jacket is also recommended.
Useful safari essentials include binoculars, a camera, spare batteries or charging equipment, a reusable water bottle, personal medication and all required travel documents. A small flashlight or headlamp may also be useful at safari camps and lodges.
Keep your passport, Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate, valuables, essential medication and important travel documents in your carry-on luggage.
If your itinerary includes domestic or regional flights in small safari aircraft, pack light and use soft-sided luggage. Strict baggage weight and size limits may apply, so follow the baggage instructions provided with your confirmed flight details.
Kenya: Nairobi, Masa Mara.
Tanzania: Tarangire, Ngorongoro Crater, the Serengeti.
All Year Round
The hotel we select comply with our high standards and requirement per category.
No accommodation
Upon arrival at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), you'll be greeted by your private Safari Director. You will be immediately whisked away, bypassing the bustle of the city, to the timeless luxury of the Villa Rosa Kempinski. Here, you'll settle into one of Nairobi's finest hotels before enjoying a delightful welcome dinner at the renowned in-house restaurant.
Nairobi (City, Kenya)
A day of discovery awaits after breakfast. We visit the National Museum of Kenya and enjoy inspirational encounters at the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Giraffe Centre. Lunch is a celebrated event at the famous Carnivore Restaurant. We conclude with a cultural flourish, touring the tranquil, historic home of the legendary writer Karen Blixen (Out of Africa). Dinner is served this evening at the exclusive Villa Rosa Kempinski.
Nairobi (City, Kenya)
Following breakfast in Nairobi, we fly to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO). We then take an onward flight directly to Tarangire National Park, home to vast elephant herds and rare fringe-eared oryx. Arrive at the beautifully designed Tarangire Elephant Spring Lodge. After exploring the iconic acacia landscapes on an afternoon game drive, enjoy dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Tarangire National Park,(Tanzania)
Our exciting day begins with a morning game drive in Tarangire, famous for its massive elephant herds. We then ascend to the Crater Highlands for an early afternoon lunch at the serene, view-rich O’ldeani Mountain Lodge. From here, we prepare to explore the fabled Ngorongoro Crater. Once a gigantic volcano, this natural, unbroken caldera is now a UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary, hosting over 25,000 animals (including the Big Five) in one of Africa's most concentrated wildlife areas. The late afternoon is dedicated to leisure at the lodge, followed by dinner and an overnight at O’ldeani.
Ngorongoro Crater, (Tanzania)
After breakfast, we take the scenic route from The Manor to the majestic Ngorongoro Crater rim. Our day is dedicated to an immersive game drive on the crater floor, exploring the vast caldera of this now 'mellow' volcano, which sustains an astounding concentration of wildlife. A picturesque picnic lunch is provided at a viewing spot, often with views of hippos. We conclude the day by returning to the lodge for a relaxing leisure period before dinner and overnight stay.
Ngorongoro Crater (Tanzania)
After a profound visit to Olduvai Gorge, the "Cradle of Mankind," we descend to the spectacular Serengeti National Park. Here, you will witness the largest collection of illustrious African mammals—from elephant herds and muscular zebras to elusive serval cats—all unconcerned by our presence. We conclude our thrilling game drive at the beautiful Serengeti Explorer lodge, perched on an escarpment. A classic sundowner on the limitless plains offers the perfect finale as the day cools and great, magnificent clouds build in the vast sky.
Serengeti National Park (Tanzania)
Following breakfast, we embark on an immersive, all-day exploration of the Serengeti National Park. Our expert game drives track the formidable Big Cats, leveraging the region's renown for the world's highest concentration of lions. We actively pursue sightings of vast elephant herds and witness the dramatic theatre of the Great Migration. Return to the beautiful Serengeti Explorer lodge for a hot, restorative lunch. Our afternoon drive culminates in a classic sundowner experience, enjoying elegant drinks beneath magnificent golden skies before a superb dinner and overnight stay.
Serengeti National Park (Tanzania)
We fly to the Kenyan Maasai Mara, the richer, greener northern counterpart to the Serengeti. This world-treasure offers unparalleled wildlife spectacles and the famous Great Migration. We settle into the secluded, elegant Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp, where you feel truly immersed in the wilderness, ending each day with superb game viewing.
Masai Mara National Reserve (Kenya)
After breakfast, dedicate the full day to an extensive game drive within the legendary Maasai Mara, offering prime opportunities to spot the Big Five, including the elusive leopard, abundant lions, and cheetahs. This ecosystem is famously home to the annual, immense million animal migration. Midway through your exploration, gain a fascinating glimpse into local heritage with a visit to a traditional Maasai village. Your experience is perfectly capped by a superb lunch, classic sundowners, and dinner at the elegant Elewana Elephant Pepper Camp.
Masai Mara National Reserve (Kenya)
We return with a morning flight to Nairobi, where time is set aside for relaxation and leisure at the elegant Four Points by Sheraton Nairobi Airport, perhaps enjoying a swim or spa treatment. Later, our dedicated Safari Director will provide private escort service to the airport for your late-evening international departure.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Connect with your flights home. We trust the wilderness is already inspiring sweet dreams of your future Bush 2 City Adventure.
No Destination
No accommodation
Rates are per person and exclude international flights from/to your home country.
This tour accepts children of all ages.
Rates include a fixed budget for flights during this tour. Flights may cost more, depending on travel dates. If so, your quote will reflect this.
No accommodation
This tour starts and ends in Nairobi
We can assist you in choosing your international flights, but you'll need to handle the booking on your own.
Fly to/from Jomo Kenyatta Airport (NBO) in Nairobi
A transfer from and back to the airport is included
Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour can be arranged for an extra cost
Travel Documents for Kenya and Tanzania
For your Kenya and Tanzania safari, please ensure that you have the correct travel documents before departure:
For children: Each child must have their own valid passport and the required travel authorisations. Additional documents, such as parental consent, may be required when travelling without one or both parents.
Entry requirements vary according to nationality and may change. Travellers are responsible for checking the latest official requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania before departure.
How to Book This Safari
To book this safari, click “Get a Free Quote” and complete the request form. Please make sure your details are correct, including your full name, email address, phone number, travel dates, and number of travelers, so our safari team can prepare the right proposal for you.
Deposits
A 30% deposit is required to confirm your Kenya safari. If the itinerary includes domestic flights within Kenya, the full airfare may also be required at the time of booking and will be charged separately from the safari deposit.
Final Payment
The remaining safari balance is due 45 days before departure. For bookings made within 45 days of departure, full payment is required to confirm the booking, together with the cost of any included domestic flights.
All bookings are subject to Bush 2 City Adventure’s Booking Terms & Conditions.
Travel Insurance
All travelers are required to have adequate comprehensive travel and medical insurance for the entire trip, including coverage for medical expenses and repatriation. We also strongly recommend coverage for trip cancellation or interruption, emergency evacuation, and loss, theft, or damage of personal belongings. Travel insurance should be arranged independently by the traveler.
Full details: Bush 2 City Adventure Booking Terms & Conditions.
Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be submitted in writing and become effective once received by Bush 2 City Adventure.
120–60 days before departure: 30% cancellation fee
59–45 days before departure: 80% cancellation fee
44 days or less before departure: 100% cancellation fee
Issued domestic flight tickets within Kenya are non-refundable. Their cost will therefore be excluded from any refund otherwise due under the cancellation schedule above.
No refunds will be provided for no-shows or any accommodation, activities, transfers, meals or other services not used after the safari has commenced.
We strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance to provide protection against eligible cancellation costs, trip interruption, medical emergencies and other unforeseen circumstances.
All cancellations and refunds are subject to Bush 2 City Adventure’s Booking Terms & Conditions
Click here to find Bush 2 City`s Travel Terms & Conditions.
International Flights
International flights are not included in your Kenya and Tanzania safari package. They must be booked, paid for and managed directly by you. As this safari starts and ends in Nairobi, flights should be arranged as follows unless otherwise stated in your confirmed itinerary:
Arrival: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), Nairobi
Departure: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), Nairobi
Bush 2 City Adventure can recommend suitable international flight options that align with your safari itinerary. However, the final booking, payment and management of these flights remain your responsibility.
Before booking, please confirm your travel dates and flight times against the safari itinerary. You should also check passport, visa, Kenya eTA, transit, connection, check-in and baggage requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania.
Bush 2 City Adventure is not responsible for international flight delays, cancellations, missed connections, schedule changes or other disruptions caused by third-party airlines.
Domestic and Regional Flights
Where domestic or regional flights within Kenya and Tanzania are included in your safari, Bush 2 City Adventure will arrange and book them on your behalf. Confirmed flight details will be provided before departure.
Safari flights commonly have strict baggage limits and normally require soft-sided luggage. Please follow the baggage instructions provided with each confirmed flight.
Flight schedules may change because of weather, operational requirements or circumstances beyond our control. If a flight is cancelled or significantly changed before travel, we will assist in finding a suitable available alternative. Once travel has commenced, delays, cancellations and other disruptions remain subject to the operating airline’s conditions.
Important Travel Responsibility
Please ensure your international flights allow sufficient time for immigration, customs, baggage collection, airport transfers and onward connections.
In Nairobi, domestic and regional safari flights commonly depart from Wilson Airport. A road transfer from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport may therefore be required, and sufficient connecting time must be allowed.
If an independently booked international flight causes you to miss part of your safari or a domestic or regional connection, any additional accommodation, transfers, meals, replacement flights or itinerary changes will be at the traveller’s expense.
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering flight delays, cancellations, missed connections, baggage problems and other unexpected travel disruptions.
Health & Medical Considerations
Travellers should be in reasonably good health for a Kenya and Tanzania safari. Some activities may involve early starts, walking, long game drives and travel over rough or uneven terrain.
If you have a medical condition, limited mobility, allergies or other requirements that may affect your safari, consult your doctor before travelling and inform Bush 2 City Adventure in advance.
Vaccinations & Malaria
A valid Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is required for this itinerary because you will travel between Kenya and Tanzania. Keep the original certificate with your passport and carry it when crossing the border.
Malaria is present in parts of both Kenya and Tanzania. Consult your doctor or a qualified travel-health specialist well before departure about malaria prevention and any recommended vaccinations.
Medication, Diet & Insurance
Bring sufficient prescription medication for your entire journey and keep essential medication in your carry-on luggage. Medication should remain in its original labelled packaging, together with a copy of the prescription where appropriate.
Please inform us in advance of any dietary requirements, allergies, medical conditions or mobility needs so that suitable arrangements can be made where possible.
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel and medical insurance covering emergency treatment, evacuation and repatriation.
Health and vaccination requirements may change. Travellers are responsible for obtaining professional medical advice and confirming the current health requirements for both Kenya and Tanzania before departure.
Recommended Safari Reading
Would you like to learn more about Kenya and Tanzania before your safari? These recommended books offer valuable insights into East Africa’s wildlife, landscapes, conservation, cultures and safari heritage.
Our favourites include The Safari Companion by Richard D. Estes and The Kingdon Field Guide to African Mammals by Jonathan Kingdon for identifying and understanding the wildlife you may encounter. Out of Africa by Karen Blixen, Born Free by Joy Adamson and Serengeti Shall Not Die by Bernhard and Michael Grzimek offer memorable perspectives on the region’s history, landscapes and conservation legacy.
Reading is completely optional, but it is an enjoyable way to prepare for your Kenya and Tanzania safari.
Weather
Kenya and Tanzania are year-round safari destinations, generally offering warm days and cooler mornings and evenings. Temperatures vary depending on altitude, season and location, with highland areas such as Nairobi, the Ngorongoro Highlands and parts of the Masai Mara becoming particularly cool after sunset and during early-morning game drives.
The main dry seasons are generally from June to October and from January to February. The long rains usually occur from March to May, while the short rains typically fall between October and December. Rain often arrives as brief afternoon or evening showers, although timing and intensity can vary.
The rainy seasons offer green landscapes, fewer visitors and excellent opportunities for wildlife photography. Pack light clothing for warm days, a fleece or jacket for cool mornings and evenings, and a lightweight waterproof jacket.
We recommend checking the latest forecasts for each destination shortly before departure, as local weather conditions can change.
What to Pack
Pack light, comfortable safari clothing in neutral colours, including lightweight shirts, long trousers and comfortable walking shoes. Bring a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen and insect repellent, together with a light jacket or fleece for cooler early-morning and evening game drives in Kenya and Tanzania. A lightweight waterproof jacket is also recommended.
Useful safari essentials include binoculars, a camera, spare batteries or charging equipment, a reusable water bottle, personal medication and all required travel documents. A small flashlight or headlamp may also be useful at safari camps and lodges.
Keep your passport, Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate, valuables, essential medication and important travel documents in your carry-on luggage.
If your itinerary includes domestic or regional flights in small safari aircraft, pack light and use soft-sided luggage. Strict baggage weight and size limits may apply, so follow the baggage instructions provided with your confirmed flight details.
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