1. Bring Some Cash in US Dollars/ Euros: Having a bit of cash on hand is helpful, especially for tipping or in places where cards aren’t accepted. Make sure the bills are newer (printed after 2009) since older ones aren’t accepted, you can also exchange the USD to local currency it’s also works very well

2. Get a Local SIM Card: Buying a local SIM card at the airport is cheap and will keep you connected throughout your trip. Airtel and safaricom are great options with good coverage, even in remote safari areas.

3. Explore Beyond the Usual Spots: While Masai Mara and Tsavo East are incredible, don’t overlook smaller parks like shimba hills or Amboselii. They’re quieter but just as stunning and full of wildlife.

4. Dive into Local Culture: Spend time with local communities like the Masai tribe and swahili people to learn about traditional lifestyles or take a cooking class to try your hand at making Swahili dishes. It’s unforgettable!, find a very lonely village And get the most of it

5. Pack Light and Smart: kenya’s weather can vary a lot. Bring layers for cool nights, comfy shoes for safaris, and lightweight clothes for sunny days. Don’t forget sunscreen and insect repellent!

6. Combine Safari and other activities ,If you have time, balance the adventure of a safari with relaxing at the beach,or bonfire in the forest,or a view at mountains or a drive to the desert, It’s the perfect mix.

7. Respect “Pole Pole” Culture: In kenyan life moves at a slower pace, and that’s part of its charm. Be patient and enjoy the relaxed vibe—it’s refreshing.

8. Stay for the Night Sky: The stars in Kenya are magical, especially if you’re staying in remote areas like the Masai Take a moment to look up—you won’t regret it.

9. Support Local -Choose local guides, buy handmade souvenirs, and eat at local restaurants. It’s a great way to support the community and enjoy a more authentic experience.

10. Plan but Don’t Over plan- Leave some room in your itinerary for unexpected adventures. Sometimes the best memories come from the unplanned moments.
11.when served coffee,don’t drink directly,Kenya serves very hot coffee
12.bear in mind Kenya is not poor,try to indulge in both spaces,and be humble.