FAQs

The Maasai Mara is one of Kenya’s most iconic wildlife destinations, famous for the Great Wildebeest Migration and safari throughout the year. Nevertheless, there are some occasions when specific travellers might not want to visit it because of weather, crowds, or price.

Kakamega is a well-known town in western Kenya, best known for the Kakamega Forest, the only tropical rainforest of the country, and a biodiversity hotspot. The visitors of this green oasis usually start their trip with Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Fortunately, there are several ways to travel from Nairobi to Kakamega—by road, bus, or air, each offering different levels of comfort, time, and cost. Here is a detailed guide on how to get there.

Embu County is an agricultural region located on the eastern slopes of Mount Kenya with beautiful landscapes and rich culture. It is one of the most fertile regions in the country and an important producer of food and cash crops in Kenya.

Yes, Kenya is considered one of Africa’s top tourism destinations, it boasts spectacular wildlife and varied landscapes, good culture, and hospitality. Kenya offers memorable experiences for every type of traveler to every kind of traveler with the adrenaline-filled safari tours and tranquil beaches and rich historical heritage.

Although Kenya lies on the equator, there are different variations in temperature, as a result of altitudes and geographical regions. The country does not experience winter like temperate regions do; however, temperatures drop noticeably during certain months in the year. July is widely regarded as the coldest month, especially in Nairobi and the central highlands.

Kenya lies along the equator and as such, it has a tropical climate with regional variations with different weather patterns in its regions. As opposed to the four seasons experienced in other countries, Kenya has wet and dry seasons and temperatures differ according to the altitude and coastal distance. In some regions, temperatures rarely drop below 25°C, the central highlands such as Nairobi are colder. However, February is usually regarded as the hottest month of the year in Kenya, which often extends into late January and early March

Mombasa, the oldest city in Kenya, is a historic coastal hub estimated to date back to the 10th century. Mombasa is an ancient trade center and crossroads of cultures where African, Arab, Persian, Indian, and later European cultures met and interacted. It is the oldest city in Kenya as well as one of the most historically important cities in East Africa due to its rich history.

Kisumu is often recognized as one of the cleanest cities in Kenya. Located along the shores of Lake Victoria, Kisumu has made major strides in waste management , urban planning, green projects, and environmental awareness, and this has not only earned appreciated by both residents and visitors

Yes, Nakuru does have an airport—Nakuru Airport, also known as Lanet Airstrip, but it is not a major international airport like Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).

No, you can’t go to Kenya using a passport valid for less than six months. Like many other countries, Kenya requires travelers to have a passport valid for at least six months. The rule is there to ensure that travelers get enough time in the country to fulfill visa and immigration conditions before the expiry of their passport.