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By flight From Nairobi, travelers can reach Nanyuki via the A2 highway. The drive is approximately 200 kilometers and usually takes 3 to 4 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. By road  Nanyuki's nearest international airport is Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi, about 200 km away. From there, take a short domestic flight to Nanyuki Airport, about 20 minutes from the town center. Safarilink operates two daily flights from Nairobi to Nanyuki, with a direct flight taking about 40 minutes from Nairobi's Wilson Airport. Domestic airfares vary, but typically range from $250 to $400 for a return ticket. By train A weekly passenger train runs between Nairobi Central Railway Station and Nanyuki Railway Station. It leaves Nairobi at 9:00 a.m. on Fridays and returns from Nanyuki at the same time on Sundays. The train has two classes: First Class ($7) and Economy Class ($1.50). The travel takes six hours. Tickets may be purchased on board, so come at least an hour before departure. Though slower than the bus, the train is cheaper, costing less than half as much. By bus Alternatively, bus (matatus) services run from Nairobi to Nanyuki, with journey times varying from 4 to 6 hours. Bus rates vary, but are typically around $5 per person for a one-way trip.

The easiest way to travel from Mombasa to Watamu is by road, covering a distance of approximately 110 kilometers. You have the option of driving or taking a bus/matatu, both of which are handy modes of transportation. The trip takes around 2 to 3 hours over the gorgeous Mombasa-Malindi route, which is in good condition. 

The easiest way to get to Lamu Island is to fly into Manda Airport (LAU) on neighboring Manda Island. Domestic airlines such as Kenya Airways Express, Safarilink, Fly 540, and Mombasa Safari Air offer daily flights from major cities such as Nairobi, Mombasa, and Malindi. 

If you are planning to visit Nairobi, Kenya and want to know how to easily manage your transit visa online, you need to know about this option.

A stopover differs from a transit in terms of visa needs. A stopover might be a simple halt of your aircraft in a Kenyan airport or a change of flight within the airport without leaving the international zone, but a transit may need an exit from the airport and, therefore, admission into Kenya. A visa will consequently be necessary just for transit, not a stopover.

No. Chilean citizens don’t need a visa for Kenya. With effect from January 2024, all travelers to Kenya will be required to apply for Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA).

Known as the entry point to the East African Rift Valley, Nakuru provides tourists with exceptional scenery and rare wildlife. There is no lack of natural beauty, from the magnificent views of the Baboon Cliffs to the shores of Lake Nakuru, home to flamingo flocks. 

In certain situations, the time it takes to secure a visa for Kenya may be prolonged, but this does not guarantee that you will not be granted one. But what should you do in this situation?

Depending on your needs and preferences, you may want to choose between banks, currency exchanges and online platforms for convenient currency exchange in Kisumu. It is important to note that for customer safety and to comply with the law, currency exchange services will often ask for identification when you buy foreign currency. When arranging an exchange, have a photo ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, ready.

Eldoret is Africa's paradise town, located south of the Cherangani Hills. The flourishing town is a major commercial hub in western Kenya, offering contemporary services, hotels, and more. This location in Kenya is appealing because of its natural beauty and lush scenery. Here are some things to do in Eldoret.