Kenya travel guide
Safari classics (Mara, Amboseli), Swahili coast, and strong tourism infrastructure.
Start here if you’re deciding between countries or building a first itinerary. Each guide includes timing, core routes, budget notes, and “what to book first.”
Safari classics (Mara, Amboseli), Swahili coast, and strong tourism infrastructure.
Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Kilimanjaro, and Zanzibar—ideal for combined safari + beach.
Cape Town culture plus Kruger safaris; excellent road trips and wineries.
Historic cities, markets, and desert landscapes with easy flight access.
Nile history, museums, and temple cities—strong value for cultural travel.
Friendly entry point to West Africa: Accra culture + Cape Coast history.
Content-first city planning pages: where to stay, how to get around, day trips, safety, and food.
Historic lanes, souks, and day trips—best as a 2–4 day base.
Modern coastal city break with strong food and easy connections.
Temples, tombs, and river sunsets—heat-smart itinerary.
Views, neighborhoods, day trips, and a flexible 3–5 day plan.
City logistics + day trips; ideal pre/post safari base.
Clean, easy base for parks and lake extensions.
Atlantic energy, music, art, and coastal neighborhoods.
Markets, beaches, and nightlife—gateway to coastal history.
Museums + coffee culture—great 2–3 day stopover.
Supply stop and reset day between road-trip segments.
Plan viewpoints + river activities with a relaxed rhythm.
Historic quarter add-on before/after beach days.
Beaches, logistics, and how to split Stone Town vs coast.
Lively base for markets and onward park transfers.
Most travelers get a strong first visit in 2–4 days. Add extra time if you want day trips, slower pacing, or a beach/safari extension.
Aim for the main dry/shoulder season to balance weather and prices. Check the page’s seasonality notes for month-by-month guidance.
Safety is manageable with standard precautions: use registered transport at night, keep valuables low-key, and follow local guidance on neighborhoods and scams.