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The best wildlife viewing months in Kenya are during the Dry season from late June to October. The wildebeest migration usually reaches the Masai Mara in July and remains until October when they move back to the Serengeti in Tanzania. Wildlife viewing is good year-round, but this can differ for some parks.

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Health & Climate Tips

Before you travel to Kenya, make sure that you are up to date on all immunizations. Although there are currently no inoculations that you must have when traveling to Kenya, if you intend to visit other countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Egypt, or other such areas that may be deemed infected, you will need inoculations. In such cases, you should make sure you have the following immunizations (depending on the specific area you intend to visit):
Hepatitis (A and B)
Typhoid
Tetanus
Yellow Fever
Malaria Prescription Other health advice when traveling to Kenya is to make sure you protect yourself from mosquito bites, which could lead to malaria. Some protective measures against mosquito bites include wearing long sleeved shirts/blouses and long pants, using mosquito repellent with a minimum of 30 percent DEET, and using mosquito nets. If you will be traveling to the Kenyan coast or Western Kenya, it is advisable to take anti-malaria pills. Look into purchasing travel and medical insurance while abroad, just in case something happens. These types of short-term insurance services are available through some travel agencies and medical insurance companies. They may also be part of the services you already receive with your credit cards, so check with your credit card company. It is better to play it safe than end up sorry..

  • Raining Season

    There are two distinct rainy seasons that occur in Nairobi, one in the spring months of March to May, which is locally referred to as the 'long rainy' season. April is the wettest month during this period brining upwards of eight inches of rain on average. The other rainy period occurs between mid-October to mid-December, the period referred to locally as the 'short' rainy season. November sees approximately five inches of rain. During the rest of the year, around two inches a month can be expected.

  • Winding Season

    The winds determine the onset of Kenya's two rainy seasons, with the hot northeast monsoon or kaskazi blowing dry air in from the Persian Gulf from November to March/April and the warm, moist kusi monsoon blowing in from the southeast from April/May to October..

  • Summer Month In kenya

    The best wildlife viewing months in Kenya are during the Dry season/Summer months from late June to October. The wildebeest migration usually reaches the Masai Mara in July and remains until October when they move back to the Serengeti in Tanzania. Wildlife viewing is good year-round, but this can differ for some parks..

IMPORTANT NOTICE: REVISION OF VISA RATES

For those who will be arriving in Kenya on and after July 1st 2011, the new Visa will be as follows:
Single Journey Visa (SJV)
Multiple Journey Visa (MJV)
Transit Visa (TV)
Referral Visa
Currency used:
USD US Dollar $
GBP pound sterling £
KSH Kenyan Shilling KSH
EUR Euro €
CHF Swiss Franc CHF
AUD Australian Dollar $

Kenya has three international airports:
Jomo Kenyatta International Airpor in Nairobi
Moi International Airport in Mombasa
Eldoret International Airport
These airports service numerous international carriers including the national airline Kenya Airways.Kenya has good connections to destinations throughout Europe, the Asia- Pacific region, USA and Africa. Kenya can be accessed by road from Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan and Somalia. Immigration should be processed at land border stations. Entry by sea is possible, and immigration should be processed at a port facility.

Visa Information

Countries Visa Required Visa Not Required
1 Afghanistan
2 Libya
3 Senegal
4 Azerbaijan
5 Lebanon
6 Somali
7 Armenia
8 Mali
9 Siria
10 Cameroon
11 North Korea
12 Tadjikistan
13 Iraq
14 Eritrea
15 Stateless Persons

Mission and Vision

Armed with a passion for Travel and experience, Naboss Safaris aims to provide the clients with a value based solution to their travel problems. We are committed to ensuring safe, exciting, fun and unimpeded travel experiences to our customers. Through these values, we aim to create and cement our mark on the travel industry as the travel company of choice. This means leaderships in terms of customer choice, profit growth, multiplication in operations cash flow, and a focused, professional and dedicated work force.

About Our Company

Naboss Safaris is uniquely focused on providing an authentic fun filled African experience to our customers. Our style ensures that you travel, eat and sleep as close to the real life as possible. We have vast knowledge of the culture and the way of life. We aim to get you out of the guide books and into the real world. With our vast travel opportunities all over the country, you are bound to find an adventure that just feels right.