• Choose from a selection of carefully curated lodges and safari camps to ensure this trip fits your exact travel style
• Consult with your Queen & York Destination Specialist and expand your trip with another safari destination in either country for the most in-depth experience
• Enhance your journey by spending some time in neighboring Tanzania, where you can explore the iconic Serengeti, the majestic Ngorongoro Crater, and the towering Mount Kilimanjaro
• Engage with local communities in an authentic and culturally sensitive way with a visit to a local project or village and see the benefits of tourism first hand
• Arrange a hot air balloon flight over the plains of the Maasai Mara for a completely unique game viewing experience, and touch down to a champagne breakfast in the bush
• Add a beach extension and spend some relaxing downtime on the pristine white sand of the Indian Ocean. The Kenyan coast, Zanzibar, and Seychelles are all a short flight away

Contact us to learn about more options for designing and customizing your trip

• A fully customized itinerary based on your interests and schedule
• 24/7 in-destination support from our local office
• All accommodation stays, tours and transfers for scheduled activities are covered, unless otherwise listed in the itinerary
• A private driver for tours and transfers (in some countries our local private guides also act as your driver – your Destination Specialist will discuss with you if applicable)
• Local private guides or shared tours that take you through your itinerary highlights and experiences, your final itinerary will confirm the type of tour
• A greeting at the airport or at your accommodation from one of our representatives – your Destination Specialist will confirm your meet and greet location with you
• Breakfast each morning at your hotel, plus any meals indicated in the itinerary
• One suitcase and one carry-on per person for trip transfers

• Your international airfare – please do let your Destination Specialist know if you’d like to receive pricing from us
• Travel insurance, which we offer and can be purchased after you’ve booked your tour
• Visas (unless noted)
• Tips for services and experiences
• Lunches, dinners and drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), unless specified in the itinerary
• Excess baggage charges, and where applicable, baggage not included in your fare
• Personal charges such as laundry, phone calls, SIM cards or room service
• Early check-in or late check-out from hotels (unless otherwise specified)
• Additional sightseeing, activities and experiences outside of your itinerary
• Optional enhancements like room or flight upgrades, or local camera or video fees
• Passport fees, immunization costs, and local departure taxes (when applicable)

Packing for a trip to Kenya requires consideration of various factors, including the duration of your stay, the activities you plan to engage in, and the season. Here’s a list of essential items you might need:

1. Clothing:
   • Lightweight and breathable clothing (shorts, T-shirts, lightweight pants) for hot weather.
   • Long-sleeved shirts and pants for protection against mosquitoes and sunburn.
   • Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots.
   • Sandals or flip-flops.
   • Hat or cap for sun protection.
   • Swimwear if you plan to visit beaches or swimming pools.
   • Safari clothing (neutral colors for blending in with the environment).
2. Outerwear:
   • Lightweight rain jacket or poncho for unexpected showers.
   • Fleece or sweater for cooler evenings, especially if you’re visiting higher altitudes.
3. Health and Personal Care:
   • Sunscreen with high SPF.
   • Insect repellent containing DEET or picaridin.
   • Basic first aid kit including any prescription medications.
   • Antidiarrheal medication and rehydration salts.
   • Hand sanitizer or wet wipes for hygiene.
   • Personal toiletries.
4. Documentation:
   • Passport with at least six months validity.
   • Visa (if required).
   • Travel insurance documents.
   • Copies of important documents (passport, travel insurance, itinerary) stored electronically and in hard copy.
5. Electronics:
   • Camera or smartphone for capturing memories.
   • Portable power bank for charging devices on the go.
   • Adapter plug if needed (Kenya uses Type G sockets).
6. Miscellaneous:
   • Money belt or secure pouch for carrying valuables.
   • Backpack or daypack for day trips.
   • Water bottle with a filter or purifier.
   • Binoculars for wildlife viewing.
   • Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries.
   • Travel guidebook or maps.
7. Optional Items:
   
   • Travel pillow and blanket for long journeys.
   • Snacks for long drives or hikes.