Providing the following information to a Port Health Officer is required under the Public Health Act CAP 242 of the laws of Kenya, and is being collected as part of public health response to the Corona Virus pandemic.
Night Curfew is now from 11pm to 3am for a further 60 days
The Government of Kenya lifts the suspension of international flights entering and departing the country on August 1st.
Passengers entering Kenya are required to present a negative COVID-19 test result. The test result is valid for entry if produced no more than seven days before deplaning in Kenya.
There is no mandatory quarantine for arriving passengers unless they are symptomatic.
Passengers may be subject to quarantine restrictions if any passengers within two rows of their seat appear symptomatic.
Passengers departing Kenya should follow COVID-19 requirements of the destination country. There is no COVID-19 test requirement to depart Kenya.
At the airport, temperature checks will help identify passengers with a body temperature of 37.5°C (99.5°F) or higher. Any passenger with an elevated body temperature shall be referred for secondary assessment by Port Health staff present at the airport who will handle the passenger in accordance with public health guidelines. If a passenger is confirmed to have a fever he/she will not be allowed to board their flight.
Evidence of a flight is sufficient to exempt drivers from any penalty who are collecting or depositing passengers from flights arriving after curfew hours.
Home to the International Camel Derby The Northern Frontier District. You will traverse along some of Africa’s worst roads, see beautiful mountain forest surrounded on all sides by hot dusty deserts, eventually arriving at our camp on the shores of the Jade Sea (Lake Turkana). Ours is the only camp situated right on the beach of the lake with spectacular views of the South Island. The camp comprises 12 double traditional Turkana palm leaf huts, a dinning/lounge, kitchen, showers and toilets. Our 20-seat boat is based here and is available for sunset cruises and our visit to Elmoro Bay some 12 kms to the north. You will see a great variety of tribes during the tour and cross the Chalbi Desert if dry. During the rains it becomes an enormous shallow lake.
All safaris depart with either the 24 seater trucks or 4x4 wheel drive land cruisers or Land rovers
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DAY 1
Pick up at 6.00a.m from hotel drive about 100km along the Tarmac road in the direction of Nairobi. Enter the Famous Tsavo National Park, which began around the turn of the century when the Kenya-Uganda Railway and Tsavo Bridge were built.
It was then that this territory was declared to be a national Park because of its abundance of Wildlife.
Tsavo is well known for its population of Red Elephants, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, Ostrich, Impalas and Many types of Gazelles.
Occasionally Lions and Cheetahs may be seen.
Aquatic birds will be seen at Aruba. A wide variety of animals are usually in the Vicinity of the Dam offering a good opportunity for Photographs.
Lunch
Proceed to Amboseli arriving in the evening.
Dinner and overnight at Amboseli Serena Lodge / Kibo Safari Camp or similar
DAY 2
Early morning game drive in Amboseli National Park.
Elephants, Lions, Buffaloes, Wildebeests and different species of birds could be seen with the background of Africa’s highest Mt. Mountain.
Further game drives after breakfast enroute to Tsavo West National Park arriving in time for lunch.
Afternoon at leisure.
Evening game drive in search for the lions, leopards, Elephants among other wildlife.
Dinner and Overnight at Kilaguni Serena Lodge / Ngulia Safari Lodge or Similar
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2 DAYS TSAVO EAST / SALTLICK
DAY 1
Pick up at 6.00 and drive about 100km in the direction of Nairobi.
Enter the famous Tsavo National Park (11,000 sq, km), began around the turn of the century when the Kenya – Uganda railway and Tsavo bridge were built.
It was then that this territory was declared to be a National Park because of its abundance of wildlife.
Tsavo is well known for its population of red elephant, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, Ostrich, Impalas and Gazelles, which may be seen.
Occasionally Lions, Cheetahs and Rhinos could be seen.
Aquatic birds will be seen at Aruba dam.
Lunch at Voi Safari Lodge overlooking a nearby waterhole with a photohide offering a good opportunity for photograph, a buffet lunch will be served.
Drive to Taita Hills/Saltlick game sanctuary for afternoon game drives.
Dinner and Overnight at Sarova Saltlick lodge.
DAY 2
Early morning game drive in Taita Hills Game Sanctuary enables you to see game animals grazing in the cool of the morning and is the best time to hunt for Lions.
Breakfast followed by further game drives.
Lunch at SarovaSaltlick lodge
After lunch depart for Mombasa arriving in the evening.
Cruzeiro Safaris Kenya is a member of the Kenya Association of Tour Operators Full Member Category E Number 377 (FE/377)
gift and souvenir
The gifts and souvenir are an integral part of the travel experience and most tourists return home with souvenirs to preserve and commemorate such experiences.
We have aligned a sample of few items in the Kenya. If in Nairobi, we can deliver for free until 30th November, 2020.
