Visa
Kenya requires an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) before arrival for most visitors, applied for online. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking. Apply through the official portal for current requirements.

Kenya is the safari country most people picture first. The Maasai Mara sits at its centre, with the Rift Valley lakes, Samburu’s dry north, and Mount Kenya all within a day’s drive, and Nairobi as the way in. The Indian Ocean coast is the other half of the country: reef beaches at Diani and the old Swahili port at Mombasa.
Choose the travel style that fits how you want to experience Kenya.
Landmark routes are built around places with history, texture, and enough time to take them in properly.
The essentials before you go. We confirm the current details with you as part of your booking. Always check the official source for the latest.
Kenya requires an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) before arrival for most visitors, applied for online. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking. Apply through the official portal for current requirements.
June to October is dry and the strongest window for wildlife, with the migration usually in the Mara from July. January and February are also dry and clear. The long rains run March to May.
Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required if you are arriving from a country where it is a risk. Malaria precautions apply in the parks and on the coast; Nairobi sits high enough to be low risk.
Kenya is well set up for visitors and the parks are routine. Take normal city precautions in Nairobi and Mombasa. Check your government’s advisory before departure.
The currency is the Kenyan shilling (KES). Cards work in hotels, lodges, and larger restaurants, and M-Pesa mobile money is used almost everywhere. Carry some cash for markets and tips.
Domestic flights link Nairobi with the Mara, Samburu, and the coast, and save long drives on rough roads. Landmark arranges private transport and park transfers on the ground.
Yes. Landmark runs small-group and private trips across Africa, including Kenya. You can see current Kenya trips above, or contact us to plan one.
Yes. Alongside scheduled group departures, Landmark plans private trips to Kenya built around your dates, group, and pace.
Most run from a long weekend to about two weeks, depending on how much ground you want to cover. We suggest a length based on your interests.
Yes. After you book we share clear guidance and point you to official sources for entry rules, which can change.
Trips are handled end to end: stays, in-country transport, local hosts, and the experiences on your itinerary. Each trip page lists exactly what is included.