Kenya - Wildlife Backpack Tour

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Arrive at Nairobi Airport by 14:00 hours (Local Time)

Depart from Nairobi Airport after 13:00 Hours (Local Time). You will dropepd to Nairobi airport by 11 AM 

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• Day 1: None
• Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Day 3: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Day 5: Breakfast

Please note:

• Meals provided in trips can be either À la carte or buffet
• By default, all meals are vegetarian
• Any non veg dishes / alcoholic beverages can be added at an additional cost.
• Sometimes meals are non-vegetarian where vegetarian food is difficult to arrange.
• Wander Womaniya tour buddy will assist you to get vegetarian meal options during the trip.
• Any meals not mentioned here will be at an additional cost, payable directly during the trip.

Shortlisted Properties: 

Nairobi (3 Star): Hemak Suites / Similar

Masai Mara (Affordable Camps): Leruk Maasai Mara Camp / Similar

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They deliver at most places in India within a day or two

As of latest update on February 15, 2024, Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Kenya. Instead, they can obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) online before their trip. This convenient process eliminates the need for visiting an embassy or consulate and allows for a quicker and easier entry into Kenya.

Here's what you need to know about the Kenya eTA for Indian citizens:

Who needs an eTA?

• All Indian passport holders traveling to Kenya for tourism, business, or medical purposes require an eTA.
• Children under 16 years old are exempt from the eTA requirement if traveling with a visa-holding parent or guardian.

How to apply for an eTA:

• Visit the official Kenya e-Visa website: https://evisa.go.ke
• Create an account and fill out the online application form.
• Pay the eTA fee using a Visa, MasterCard, or other debit/credit card.
• The processing time is usually 3-5 business days. Once approved, you will receive your eTA electronically via email.

Requirements for applying:

• A valid Indian passport with at least 6 months validity remaining after your arrival in Kenya.
• A return or onward flight ticket.
• Proof of accommodation (hotel booking, etc.).
• Yellow fever vaccination certificate (if required).

Validity and fees:

• The Kenya eTA is valid for a single entry and allows a stay of up to 90 days in Kenya.
• The eTA fee is USD 50 for Indian citizens.

Additional notes:

• You must print out your eTA and present it to immigration officials upon arrival in Kenya.
• It is recommended to apply for your eTA at least 10 business days before your travel date.
• For the latest information and any updates, always refer to the official Kenya e-Visa website.

We reccomend to apply atleast 15 days prior to arrival

Yellow fever vaccine is mandatory for travelers to Kenya if they are coming from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission. The World Health Organization (WHO) and Kenya's health authorities require proof of vaccination for anyone traveling from an endemic region.

When is it required?

• Travelers arriving from yellow fever-endemic areas (such as most countries in Africa, South America, and Asia) must provide proof of vaccination, typically in the form of a yellow fever vaccination certificate.
• This is especially enforced at the airport or border checkpoints.

General Guidelines:

• Vaccination Timeline: The vaccine should ideally be taken at least 10 days before travel to ensure full immunity and be eligible for a vaccination certificate.
• Certificate Validity: A yellow fever certificate is valid for lifetime once administered.

Countries with Yellow Fever Risk:

Kenya is located in a region with a high risk of yellow fever. If you're traveling from a non-endemic region, the vaccine may not be necessary, but it's recommended for personal protection.

If you're traveling from India, you would need the yellow fever vaccine if you're passing through countries with yellow fever cases, or if you're traveling from or through a country with an endemic risk zone.