The Game Drives (Safaris) are driven around the country in comfortable micro-buses & 4 wheel drive vehicles which are equipped with binoculars, cooler boxes, bottled mineral water as well as library on animals, birds, trees and road map of Kenya and open roof vehicles for game viewing . We will have experienced guides accompany us for the game drives.

The game drive vehicles are all equipped with two way radios, so that drivers can communicate with their base, each other and the lodges. Most lodges and hotels also have a telephone, but the service, particularly for overseas calls, is both erratic and expensive.

Safari Do’s & Don’ts:

Do’s :

Do wear muted or neutral colors, like Khaki, tan or beige.
Do move slowly and fluidly in the vehicle, minimizing sudden movements.
Do encourage your driver to drive responsibly, respecting the personal space of the animals.
Do encourage your driver to turn off the engine in the presence of animals so as to not attract the  attention of animals.
Do refrain from smoking.
Do encourage other travelers who are not behaving appropriately to change their behavior.
Do avoid walking after 6:00pm in the city. Preferably take a taxi.
Do drink mineral water or bottled water.

Don’ts :

Don’t wear brightly colored or high-contrast clothing.
Don’t wave arms.
Don’t throw anything out of the vehicle.
Don’t speak above a whisper.
Don’t yell at animals.
Don’t pound hands on the side of the vehicles or clap hands in order to get the attention of or scare the animals.
Don’t feed the animals.
Don’t leave any valuable in the vehicle or in your hotel room, keep in the safety deposit at the Hotel / Lodge / Camp.
Don’t wear expensive jewelery during the day in the city.
Don’t drink tap water.
Don’t photograph tribes, if photos are required, seek driver’s advice.
Don’t carry excess baggage only 15kgs are allowed in scheduled and charter flights.
Don’t sound horn, play radios or cassettes while in the  park.