Tourism in Kenya – National Parks and Reserve Aberdares National Park Amboseli National Park Arabuko Sokoke National Park Arawale Na...
- Aberdares National Park
- Amboseli National Park
- Arabuko Sokoke National Park
- Arawale National Reserve
- Bisanandi Reserve
- Boni National Reserve
- Buffalo Springs National Reserve
- Central Island National Park
- Chyulu Hills National Park
- Dodori National Reserve
- Hells Gate National Park
- Kakamega Forest National Reserve
- Kerio Valley National Reserve
- Kiunga Marine National Park
- Kora National Reserve
- Lake Bogoria National Reserve
- Lake Kamnarok National Reserve
- Lake Nakuru National Park
- Losai National Reserve
- Malindi – Watamu Marine National Parks
- Malka Mari National Park
- Marsabit National Reserve
- Masai Mara National Reserve – Masai Mara Game Reserve
- Meru National Park
- Mombasa Marine National Park
- Mount Elgon National Park
- Mt. Kenya National Park
- Mt. Longonot National Park
- Mwea National Reserve
- Mwingi National Reserve
- Nairobi National Park
- Nasalot National Reserve
- Ndere Island National Park
- Ol-Donyo Sabuk National Park
- Rahole National Reserve
- Ruma National Park
- Saiwa Swamp National Park
- Samburu National Reserve
- Shaba National Reserve
- Shimba Hills National Reserve
- Sibiloi National Park
- South Kitui National Reserve
- South Turkana National Reserve/Park
- Tana River Primate Reserve
- Tsavo East National Park
- Tsavo West National Park
Tourism in Kenya – Wildlife Conservancies
- David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
- Haller Wildlife Park
- Il Ngwesi Wildlife Conservancy
- Kigio Wildlife Conservancy
- Laikipia Wildlife Conservancy
- Laikipia Wildlife Conservancy
- Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
- Maralal
- Mara Naboisho Conservancy
- Mount Suswa Conservancy
- Mt. Kenya Wildlife Conservancy
- Mugie Wildlife Conservancy
- Nairobi Arboretum
- Namunyak Wildlife Conservation Trust
- Ol Ari Nyiro Conservancy
- Ol Kinyei Conservancy
- Ololua Forest Trail
- Ol Pejeta Conservancy
- Sanctuary at Ol-lentille
- Selenkay Wildlife Conservancy
- Shompole Conservancy
- Soysambu Conservancy
- West Gate Community Conservancy
Tourism in Kenya – Cultural Centre and Museums
- African Heritage House
- Baden Powell Museum
- Bomas of Kenya
- Bombolulu Workshops and Cultural Centre
- Desert Museum
- Elsamere Nature Reserve
- Gede Museum
- Hyrax Hill Museum
- Jumba La Mtwane
- Kabarnet Museum
- Kakapel National Monument
- Kapenguria Museum
- Karen Blixen Museum
- Kariandusi Museum
- Kenyatta House
- KICC – Kenyatta International Conference Centre
- Kisumu Museum
- Kitale Museum
- Kitale Museum
- Kogelo – Obama’s Ancestral Village
- Koitalel Arap Samoei Museum
- Lamu Cultural festival
- Lamu Island
- Lamu Museum
- Loiyangalani Desert Museum
- Malindi Museum
- Meru Museum
- Mnarani
- Nairobi Gallery
- Nairobi National Museum
- Narok Museum
- Nyangoma Kogelo Village
- Nyeri Museum
- Olorgesailie
- Rabai Museum
- Rabai Museum
- Railway Museum
- Simbi Nyaima Lake
- Takwa
- Tambach Museum
- Thimlich Ohinga
- Treasures of Africa Museum
- Uhuru Gardens (Nairobi)
- Wajir Museum
Tourism in Kenya – Birding Site
- Chagaik Arboretum
- Chania falls
- Crescent Island Game Sanctuary
- Fourteen falls
- Haller Wildlife Park
- Kesubo Swamp
- Kigio Wildlife Conservancy
- Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park
- Kisumu Bird Sanctuary
- Laikipia Wildlife Conservancy
- Maasai Ostrich Farm
- Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary
- Nairobi Arboretum
- Soysambu Conservancy
- The Mfangano-Rusinga Island Complex
- Tourism in Kenya – Animal Orphanages
- Animal Orphanage – Nairobi Kenya
- David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
- Lake Elementeita National Reserve
Tourism in Kenya – Animal Sanctuaries
- Crater Lake Game Sanctuary
- Crescent Island Game Sanctuary
- Elsamere Nature Reserve
- Garissa Community Giraffe Sanctuary
- Giraffe Centre
- Giraffe Manor in Kenya
- Haller Wildlife Park
- Kisumu Impala Sanctuary
- Lumo Community Wildlife Sanctuary
- Mombasa Mamba Village
- Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary
- Nairobi Mamba Village
- Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary
- Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary
- Sweetwaters Chimps Sanctuary, Ol Pejeta
- Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary
Tourism in Kenya – Community Tourism Sites
- Bomas of Kenya
- Bombolulu Workshops and Cultural Centre
- Kazuri Beads and Pottery Centre
- Kitale Museum
- Kit Mikayi
- Kogelo – Obama’s Ancestral Village
- Lamu Cultural festival
- Lamu Island
- Loiyangalani Desert Museum
- Mfangano Island
- Mombasa Old Town
- Nyeri Museum
- Samburu Maralal International Camel Derby
- Wasini Island
Tourism in Kenya – Sports Tourism Sites
- Gymkhana Sports Club
- Karen Golf Club
- Kenya Fly fishers club
- Kenya Railways Golf Club
- Leisure Lodge Golf Course
- Limuru Country Club
- Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani
- Mt. Kenya Safari Club
- Nairobi City Stadium
- Nakuru Golf Club
- Nandi Bears Club
- Nyali Golf & Country Club
- Nyanza Club
- Nyayo National Stadium
- Nyeri Golf Club
- Ruiru Club
- Sadili Oval
- Safari Seven
- Sigona Golf Club
- Thika Sports Club
- Windsor Golf and Country Club
Tourism in Kenya – Forest
- Chagaik Arboretum
- Cherangani Hills Forest
- Karura Forest
- Kereita Forest
- Mau Forest
- Nairobi Arboretum
- Ngong Forest
- Ololua Forest Trail
- Saboti-Sosio Forest
- Siyu Fort
- South Nandi Forest
- Vanga Jimbo and Kiwegu Mangrove Forest
Tourism in Kenya – Golf Tourism
- Karen Golf Club
- Kenya Fly fishers club
- Kenya Railways Golf Club
- Leisure Lodge Golf Course
- Limuru Country Club
- Mt. Kenya Safari Club
- Nakuru Golf Club
- Nandi Bears Club
- Nyali Golf & Country Club
- Nyanza Club
- Nyeri Golf Club
- Ruiru Club
- Sigona Golf Club
- Thika Sports Club
- Windsor Golf and Country Club
Tourism in Kenya – Lake and River
- Chania falls
- Eliye Springs
- Kenya Fly fishers club
- Kisumu Hippo Point
- Kisumu Yatch Club
- Lake Baringo
- Lake Bogoria
- Lake Elmenteita
- Lake Jipe
- Lake Kamnarok
- Lake Logipi
- Lake Magadi
- Lake Naivasha
- Lake Nakuru
- Lake Oloiden
- Lake Turkana
- Lake Victoria
- Mfangano Island
- Nyahururu Falls
- Nyahururu Thompsons Fall
- Paradise Lost
- Pyramid Island
- Shompole Conservancy
- Simbi Nyaima Lake
- The Mfangano-Rusinga Island Complex
Tourism in Kenya – Archaeological site
- Koobi Fora
- Olorgesailie
- Songhor
- The Mfangano-Rusinga Island Complex
Tourism in Kenya – Art Gallery
- Fort Jesus
- Nairobi Gallery
- Nyeri Museum
- Olorgesailie
Tourism in Kenya – Boating
- Kamokwe Kayaking
- Kenya Boats
- Kisumu Hippo Point
- Kisumu Yatch Club
- Sagana Rapids Camp
Tourism in Kenya – Coral Reef
- Diani/Chale Marine National Park and Reserve
- Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park
- Kiunga Marine National Reserve
- Malindi Marine Park and Reserve
- Mombasa Marine National Park and Reserve
- Wasini Island
- Watamu Marine Park and Reserve
Kenya Tourism – Monument
- American Embassy Memorial Garden
- Kakapel National Monument
- KICC – Kenyatta International Conference Centre
- Lamu Island
- Mombasa Tusks
- Uhuru Gardens (Nairobi)
- Vasco Da Gama Pillar
Tourism in Kenya – Waterfalls
- Chania falls
- Fourteen falls
- Kamburu Dam
- Nyahururu Falls
- Nyahururu Thompsons Fall
- Paradise Lost
- Sagana Rapids Camp
Tourism in Kenya – Other Attractions in Kenya
- Active Edge, Kerio View
- Baracuda Diving
- Blue Fin Diving
- Crocodiles of the Mara
- Crying stone of Ihesi
- Crying Stone of Kakamega
- English Point Marina
- Gedi Ruins In Kenya
- Kenyatta International Conventions Centre
- Kipepeo Butterfly Project
- Laikipia Plateau
- Lewa Marathon
- Menengai Crater
- Mombasa Go-Kart
- Nairobi Safari Walk
- Ngong Hills
- Oserian Farms
- Peponi Divers CH
- Rhino Charge
- Windsor Golf Hotel
Kenya Tourism : Safari in Kenya
Kenya is an ideal destination to take a safari given that the weather is always conducive throughout the year. The natural world and the unchanged ecosystem are a sure attraction for visitors.
Here are some of the safaris offered in Kenya.
- Kenya Wildlife Safari
- Kenya Camping Safari
- Kenya Luxury Safari
- Kenya Beach Safari
- Kenya Adventure Safari
- Kenya Business Safari
- Kenya Family Safari
- Kenya Coast Safari
- Kenya Honeymoon Safari
- Kenya Conference Safari
- Kenya Golf Safari
- Kenya Sport Safari
- Kenya Wedding Safari
- Kenya Ecotourism Safari
- Kenya Flying Safari
- Kenya Bird Watching Safari
- Kenya Cultural Safari
- Kenya Balloon Safari
- Religious Safaris and Retreats
- Kenya Camel Safari
- Kenya Photography Safari
- Kenya Disability Safari
- Kenya Bird Watching Safaris
Types of Tourism in Kenya
Domestic Tourism in Kenya
Medical Tourism Destination in Kenya
Eco-Tourism in Kenya
Conference Tourism in Kenya
Medical Tourism in Kenya
Sports Tourism in Kenya
Cultural Tourism in Kenya
Tourist Accommodation in Kenya
The tourist accommodation industry in Kenya provides a wide variety – from formal hotels to informal holiday rental houses and cottages, game lodges and reserves, guest houses, youth hostels and bed-and-breakfast establishments.
A variety of promotional material on Kenya is available. Comprehensive guides and maps cover all regions and aspects of interest to tourists, including accommodation
Tourists Vaccination in Kenya
Visitors from yellow-fever belt countries, as well as those who travel through or disembark in these areas have to be inoculated against the disease before they arrive in Kenya.
Tourism Travel Documents in Kenya
Following recent legislation, European visitors do not require a tourist visa to enter Kenya, but entry business visas are required.
Every traveler must have a valid passport and, where necessary, a visa. Passport holders from certain countries are exempted from visa requirements. Enquiries can be made at Kenya’s diplomatic representative or the Ministry of Tourism in Nairobi
Kenya Tourism Week
The Kenya Tourism Week is held in the third week of September. During the celebrations, participants explore various attraction sites. The main events are an art exhibition, cuisine, music, culture and a golf tournament.
This festival is a strategy to promote local tourism. It gives local and international tourists an opportunity to travel the country and experience less-explored attraction sites.
Tourism and Tourist Safety and Security in Kenya
Kenyans are extremely friendly and visitors are humbled by their hospitality. Take time to meet ordinary people as they go about their daily business. Kenya deploys regular police patrols in most urban and rural areas.
There is a specialized unit — Tourist Police Unit — that is tasked with the safety of tourists. Stakeholders in the industry have also launched several initiatives aimed at ensuring the safety of travellers.
As in other countries, it is advisable to hand in your passport, traveler’s cheques, excess money and any other valuables at hotel reception desks for safe keeping. Alternatively, arrange to hire a safety deposit box. It is advisable not to walk alone in isolated towns or beach areas. Seek advice from your hotel manager or tour representative. Also make a copy of your passport and keep it in your luggage.
Don’t carry too much cash with you and often wear a money belt that fits under your clothes. Don’t carry a lot of camera equipment, especially in the major cities and towns in Kenya.
Kenya Tourism and Travel Agents in Kenya
Kenya Association of Travel Agents (KATA) advises on choices, special promotions, quality and value of a travel product. It also gives travel options and quotations from suppliers.
KATA also helps with aspects of visitors’ trip, including air tickets, accommodation and car hire. If you experience a problem on your trip, they act on your behalf to resolve it.
KATA consultants create, sell and manage products. It understands what visitors want and the products they can deliver. KATA members have the information tourists and other visitors need at their fingertips.
Kenya Tourism Board
Kenya Tourist Board (KTB) was set up in 1997 to promote and market Kenya as a tourist destination internationally and locally. KTB is an independent marketing authority for tourism.
KTB is managed by a board of directors, who are major stakeholders in tourism and a managing director who oversees marketing initiatives and campaigns. Its marketing campaigns are managed locally by a marketing director and a team of marketing staff, based in the Nairobi offices at Upper Hill.
The campaigns are run together with three international Market Development Representatives ( MDRs) who manage KTB offices overseas. The MDRs cover key source markets in Europe, the UK and the US/Canada, and new emerging markets in Asia, and the Middle East.
