For July to October and the Christmas and New Year period, three to six months ahead is sensible, as camps fill early. Gorilla permits in Uganda can sell out months ahead. At other times a few weeks' notice is often enough.
Yes. Most routes can be built at any level. See camping, tented camp or lodge? for what changes between them.
A private safari has its own vehicle and guide and runs on your schedule. A shared departure puts you with other travellers, which lowers the cost per person.
Yes. The tours on this site are starting points. Send your dates, interests and budget through Plan Your Safari and we will suggest a route.
It depends on accommodation level, group size, season and trip length. Our Kenya safari cost guide explains the factors, and we send itemised quotes on request.
International and domestic flights (unless stated), visa fees, travel insurance, tips and drinks. Each tour page lists exactly what is and is not included.
Most visitors need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before travel. See our Kenya visa and eTA guide.
It depends on where you travel from and through, and on your onward route. See our yellow fever guide.
Large numbers of visitors travel safely every year. Check your government's official travel advice and read our Kenya travel advice for practical basics.
Yes. See our guides to combining safari with Zanzibar and gorilla trekking in Uganda.
We confirm accepted methods, such as bank transfer or card, when you book. For money on the ground, see our payments guide.
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