Is tap water safe to drink in Kenya?

Drinking tap water is generally safe for healthy persons, particularly if it comes from a reliable source. The government, via a public system, will notify you of any harmful water conditions. In this instance, you may need to boil the water or use bottled water. 

Here are safer alternatives to drinking tap water in Kenya:

• Boil water: Boil tap water for at least one minute to kill harmful bacteria and parasites. Cool before serving.
• Bottled water: Choose bottled water with tight caps from well-known brands. Please make sure the seal is intact before purchasing and eating.
• Filtered water: Consider purchasing a portable water filter or using hotels and restaurants that offer filtered water options.

Remember to remain hydrated, especially in Kenya's warm environment. Following these instructions will guarantee that you have access to safe drinking water throughout your journey.

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