Kenya
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Traveling to Kenya is discovering an Africa that goes far beyond what you have always been told. We have been exploring the country for years and today we work with a local team that allows us to show a more authentic and diverse Kenya. Kenya is the origin of safari and much more than the Masai Mara: it is a land of great contrasts, where pioneering conservation projects such as Ol Pejeta coexist with unique ecosystems.
You'll venture into less explored regions like Samburu, where the landscape becomes wilder and the experience more intimate. You will get to know ancestral cultures that continue to be very present in the day to day and you will better understand the reality of a country that advances while keeping its roots alive.
Kenya offers a different, deeper and more amazing experience, where nature, history and culture are constantly intertwined. Do you dare to discover it?
Our travels in Kenya
Kenya - Star Route
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Amboseli National Park is a natural sanctuary famous for the breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, which serves as a backdrop for elephants roaming freely on its plains. This park is known for its rich biodiversity and abundant wildlife, including large herds of elephants. In addition, it is home to the Maasai people, whose traditions and culture intertwine with the landscape, making Amboseli a place where the majesty of nature and cultural heritage meet in perfect harmony.
The Maasai Mara is a nature reserve famous for the Great Migration, where millions of animals cross the Kenyan savannah every year. It is home to the “Big Five” of Africa and a rich biodiversity. In addition, it is home to the Maasai people, whose culture and traditions have coexisted in harmony with this impressive ecosystem for centuries.
One of the most important lakes in the whole country. It is home to thousands of flamingos, white and black rhinos and other exotic bird species.
Ol Pejeta is an iconic reserve in the central region of Kenya, known for its wildlife, including the last northern white rhinos.
Naivasha, in the heart of the Rift Valley, stands out for crystal clear lakes, diverse fauna and tranquil surroundings.
Samburu, in northern Kenya, offers a unique semi-arid savannah landscape with endemic fauna and local tribes that preserve ancestral traditions.
When to travel to Kenya
Visa & Vaccines Kenya
Do I need a visa to travel to Kenya?
Since January 2024, Spaniards who travel to Kenya for tourism or business are exempt from obtaining a visa. However, YES they must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (“Electronic Travel Authorization”) before travelling, eTA).
The application for the electronic travel authorization must be made through the official website.
Is there a mandatory vaccine?
No. But we recommend that you visit an international vaccination center before your trip, where you will receive the appropriate information.
How is medical care at destination?
Kenya is generally considered a hygienic country to travel to. It is also comforting to know that Kenya has good private hospitals and medical facilities.
As with a trip to any part of the world, it is important to report on any previous medical conditions in the event of an emergency.
Wildlife Kenya
Ecosystem Kenya
