Round trip Kenya

Kenya is a country with diverse climates and seasons, each offering its own unique charm. The best travel time depends greatly on your preferences and the region you want to visit. Below is an overview by season:

Spring (March - May): A period of short rains, ideal for those who want to experience nature in full bloom. Landscapes turn green and animals are active. Perfect for visiting national parks like the Masai Mara, before the high season starts.

Summer (June - August): The driest and most popular travel time, excellent for safaris and outdoor activities. This is the best time to spot wildlife, as animals gather around water sources. Allow for crowds in well-known reserves.

Autumn (September - November): This is the end of the dry season, with still good weather and fewer tourists. Nature begins to recover, and it is a fine time for quiet travel and exploring culture in cities like Nairobi and Mombasa.

Winter (December - February): The rainy season begins, with short but heavy showers, especially on the coast. This season is less crowded and offers green landscapes and lush nature, ideal for travellers seeking tranquillity and special bird species.

Note: Kenya has large regional differences in climate. While the interior and highlands can be cool and dry, the coast is hot and humid. For those looking to avoid crowds and rain, the transitional periods are usually the best choice.

Kenya is a country of great diversity, where impressive nature, vibrant cities and rich culture lie close together. From vast national parks to vibrant cities and unique natural gems, each region has its own charm and peculiarities.

Discover the highlights of Kenya:

• Masai Mara: World-renowned game reserve, known for large wildlife migrations and spectacular safari experiences.
• Nairobi: The vibrant capital, where modern culture meets Nairobi National Park and interesting museums.
• Lake Nakuru: A beautiful lake surrounded by forests, famous for its thousands of flamingos and diverse wildlife.
• Amboseli National Park: Offers impressive views of majestic Kilimanjaro and is ideal for elephant spotting.
• Lamu Island: A historic island with narrow streets, beautiful beaches and a rich Swahili culture.
• Tsavo National Park: One of Kenya's largest national parks, known for its diverse wildlife and rugged landscapes.
• Mount Kenya: Africa's second-highest mountain, a challenge for hikers and nature lovers.
• Laikipia: A rugged and relatively unexplored area with vast plains, exceptional wildlife and small-scale lodges managed by local communities.

Whether you love nature, culture or adventure, Kenya offers a diverse and unforgettable travel experience full of beauty and authenticity.

1. Do I need a visa for Kenya?
A visa is usually required for travellers from the Netherlands, Belgium and the EU to enter Kenya. This visa can be applied for in advance online through the eVisa system. Always check the most up-to-date entry requirements for your nationality before leaving.

2. What is the ideal travel time for Kenya?
The best travel time for a tour of Kenya is between 10 and 21 days. This gives you enough time to explore safari parks, beaches and culture in a relaxed manner.

3. What is the best way to travel around Kenya?
The most common way to travel is by organised safari or chauffeur-driven hire car. Domestic flights are available between major airports, saving time when travelling longer distances. Roads in rural areas can vary in quality, so good planning is essential.

4. Is Kenya easy to combine with other destinations?
Yes, Kenya is excellent to combine with surrounding countries such as Tanzania, Uganda or Zanzibar for a comprehensive East African travel experience.

5. Will I be comfortable with English in Kenya?
English is one of the official languages and is widely spoken, especially in tourist areas and cities. This makes communicating easy for international travellers.

Our travel specialists are happy to help with any questions you might have about a trip to Kenya.