Safari Njema – Safe Travels

It’s not a Dream. It’s Kenya

– Petka Coner –

The past years have been challenging. Life has not been easy for anyone. Events we could not influence slapped us from all sides. No matter which side of the world you were under a palm tree, in a mountain, in a city, in your yard, we lived challenging times. And survived. I believe maybe we have learned something.

And that is why I would like to say to those years behind us:”Thank you for all the lessons and experience. Now that you have done whatever your task or mission was, go! Thanks, and goodbye. We endured. We are still here. And more than ever eager and ready to embrace new experiences, new knowledge, explore the world and distant cultures, create new memories and unforgettable days. It’s time to move on.

IT’S SAFARI TIME

For all of you dear friends, guests and travelers to Kenya, I have decided to summarize all the necessary important information here for your trip to East Africa, the cradle of mankind, land of contrast, home of real African safaris and the most beautiful beaches in East Africa. Kenya. We travel as before with small “extras” in the procedure that will not and cannot spoil the experience. Find everything you need below.

VISAS Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA).

Visitors to Kenya are required by law to Apply for your eTA for travel to Kenya Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA). Apply for your eTA for travel to Kenya here The Kenya Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) Official Government website

NO PLASTIC IN KENYA

As of 28th August 2017, plastic bags are banned in Kenya.

Arriving visitors are requested to avoid bringing plastic bags into the country. The ban applies to the use, manufacture and importation of the banned plastics within Kenya. Since duty free shops at airports are considered to be outside the Kenyan territory, bags used at this point are not affected by the ban. However, any traveler coming into Kenya with duty free bags shall be required to leave the same at the entry points. Using the banned bags carries a fine of more than $500 or a jail term of up to a year.

Tips for packing without plastic

Of the alternatives to plastic packaging, organic packaging is one of the best. Organic packaging means that all components of the packaging are made of natural materials and can be composted without harming the environment.

NO SINGLE-USE PLASTIC PRODUCTS IN PROTECTED AREAS

From 5 June 2020 in all National Parks, beaches, forests and conservation areas in Kenya visitors cannot and are not allowed to carry plastic water bottles, cups, disposable plates, cutlery, or straws into protected areas.

The Best Alternative to Plastic Bottles are Glass reusable bottle, and you can also recycle it after using it many times its quality doesn’t get affected in any way. Stainless steel/Aluminum Reusable bottle is another alternative to a plastic water bottle which is also reusable. Ceramic Water bottles etc… Don’t forger to take your bottle and enjoy fantastic nature, amazing wildlife and clean environment.

Kindly, RESPECT THE PARK RULES AND THE WILDLIFE! Wildlife surrounded by vehicles is unpleasant and causes great distress. Cheetahs hunt only during the day and can easily be deprived of their meal if surrounded by vehicles. Please be quiet when viewing ask the driver to switch off the engine and keep a minimum distance of 20 meters. Do not, under any circumstances, get out of your vehicle. Many animals will become aggressive when harassed or provoked. In addition, adhere to instructions from your nature guide while on a nature walk.