Remember to think of your safety

Don’t forget to an adequate supply of water with you. It would be a good idea to take in liquids every now and then even if you do not feel thirsty yet. This will sure allow you to avoid getting dehydrated in order not to having a heat stroke.

Remember to think of your safety

In a unknown country, it is easy to get lost especially if you are a 1st time visitor. The culture might be different what you are used to. There are a few things we should think carefully about doing in a unfamiliar country like as driving. Unless you are thoroughly familiar with the road signs, do not try to drive by yourself except when you are with a guide who knows the area well.

Also be careful with your money and other expensive things such as digital cameras and laptops. Don’t attract attention by pulling out your cash in public. Keep valuables in a nondescript bag and keep it close to you at all times.

Remember these things in mind when start preparing for a Kenyan Safari. Careful organization and planning are the secrets to enjoying an amazing, hassle-free vacation.

Pack a great deal of on mosquito repellents and sunscreen to protect your skin. Take along a medical kit complete with bandages, antiseptics, painkillers, medicine for skin cuts, allergies, travel-sickness and diarrhea to name a few. It might be a good idea to see your doctor for a complete medical check-up and perhaps a dental check-up before leaving.

If the location you are traveling to is known to have cases of malaria, pack some malaria medication.

You can talk to your doctor about it. Make sure you also find out about the drinking water quality in the area you will be staying in. If you are not sure that it is potable, try to drink only bottled water.

Learn about everything you can first about Kenya

Collect as much information as you can about the Kenyan region you are going to visit such as the wildlife, culture, political climate, weather conditions, and modes of transportation. In addition, read up on your travel agency.

Make sure you totally understand their Terms and Conditions and the boundaries of of their services. Double-check that you have enough money to pay for your expenses as well as some extra cash for emergencies or other unknown costs.

Plan ahead what to bring to your safari

Inquire at your travel agency about the weather of the destination, they may help you get an idea of what sort of clothes to take with you.

Don’t take lighlty the seemingly insignificant things like the quality of your walking shoes you will be wearing during voyage. Bring with you a few pairs that are strong yet comfy for long walks.

Usually, days in Kenya are extremely hot – take many hats, protective eyewear and scarves. But keep in mind cooler temperatures specially by night. You may wish to take along a warm jacket or sweater in case it is cold. Long pants are normally preferred over walking shorts to help keep away flies and mosquitoes.

Going on a Safari in Kenya is sure to be an interesting and fun travel adventure. But being prepared is a must to make sure that you enjoy have a smooth trip.

Listed below are the main Kenya national parks and game reserves.

National parks

• Amboseli National Park
• Aberdare National Park
• Arabuko Sokoke National Park

Game reserves

• Arawale National Reserve
• Boni National Reserve
• Bisanadi National Reserve
• Dodori National Reserve
• Buffalo Springs National Reserve
• Shaba National Reserve
• Masai Mara National Reserve
• National Reserve

Lakes

• Lake Baringo
• Lake Nakuru National Park
• Lake Elmenteita
• Lake Bogoria National Reserve

Kenya promises a new adventure amongst travelers. Its natural beauty and vast landscape is something to be appreciated and looked forward to. For wildlife enthusiasts, Kenya is an ultimate destination. Taking a wild safari in Kenya is a wonderful experience.

It is truly travel to nature at its finest with many species to discover and wildlife to explore. Exploring Kenya can be both a journey to the wild and to the city, from roughing it out in the mountains, deserts and wilderness to a diving experience to the seas and having a unique dining experience in the forest or coast. The choices for travelers are endless.

See also

• Geographical Location of Kenya
• Tourism and Destinations in Kenya

Kenya lies along the eastern coast of Africa with Sudan and Ethiopia along its north border, Somalia in the east, the Indian Ocean along the southeast and Tanzania along the southwest border and finally on the west by Uganda and Lake Victoria.

Kenya is unique, notable for its own geographical variety that promises travelers a variety of adventures and travel opportunities.

One of the best Kenyan travel itineraries is a 7-day safari that features 3 major reserves: Samburu National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, the Maasai Mara Game Reserve with an overnight accommodation in the Serena Mountain Lodge, a tree hotel along the area of Mount Kenya. Each day promises an adventure any open-minded traveler will never forget.

The itinerary aims to cover the best of Kenya with a variety of other options that include drive games, traveler’s own picnic in the wild and an opportunity to have an actual view of the Big Five known as the lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino. Optional activities include exploration of the local Samburu Village, a guided walk in the nature and camel riding. The itinerary also gives travelers the rare chance of seeing the rare species such as reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra and blue neck Somali ostrich. Such is truly a rare experience of a safari at its best.

A travel tour to Kenya gives travelers and nature-enthusiasts an appreciation of nature’s beauty and abundance as well as the rich world of wildlife. Furthermore, Kenyan adventure safari is a taste of something out of the ordinary - an experience of wonderful tourism, culture, nature and excitement fused in one unique adventure.