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- Address: Graaf Floriss 22A CH NY
- Call Us: +000 123 456 88
- Email: support@gmail.com
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East Africa
Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTATION
PASSPORTS | VISAS | INOCULATION CERTIFICATES | COVID-19
- A valid, machine-readable passport issued by the country of which you are a citizen is mandatory for all international travel. This includes travelers under the age of 18.
- Passports must be valid for at least six months after your return date; i.e. you can not enter Eastern Africa if your passport expires in less than six months.
- Your passport must contain at least two consecutive blank pages for the visas and entry stamps for each country you are visiting; i.e. if you are visiting three countries on your trip, your passport must have six consecutive blank pages. Please note that airlines may refuse to board you or immigration officials to process you should your passport have insufficient blank pages.
- Make a physical copy of your passport and keep it in a safe place, and make a digital copy that you can access from your email address in case of emergency.
- Foreign visitors may be required to obtain a visa before entering any of the East African countries. Please contact your local Tanzanian or Kenyan embassy for the most up-to-date visa information. Travelers should check for visa requirements pertaining to their citizenship, as entry requirements vary between countries.
- It is advisable to obtain your tourist visas before departure whenever possible. Please note the tourist visas obtained at the port of entry are often payable only in cash.
- Most travelers can obtain an eVisa in advance.
- Travelers requiring a visa to allow for multiple entries in Tanzania can apply online for a cost of $100 (USD)*. Single entry visa cost is $50 and is valid for 30 days.
- Travelers requiring a visa to allow for multiple entries in Kenya can apply online for the T12 East Africa Tourist Visa for a cost of $100 (USD)*. The East Africa Tourist Visa is valid for 90-days.
- Kenya requires visas to be obtained prior to travel and not on arrival, via this e-visa link: https://www.etakenya.go.ke/en
- All visitors to any one of the East African countries (including Zanzibar), even if in transit, require a yellow fever inoculation certificate if you have visited a yellow fever endemic country.
- Certificates must be produced for all travelers over the age of one year and are valid for 10 years. Failure to produce a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate at a port of entry could lead to refusal of entry, or quarantine until the traveler’s certificate becomes valid. Quarantine will not be longer than six days.
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS DUE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
- All passengers are no longer required to present COVID-19 test results. When Gorilla trekking or visiting primates in Rwanda, you will still need to wear a facemask.
* We have made an effort to ensure that the information listed was correct at the time of publication.
HEALTH TIPS
MALARIA | YELLOW FEVER | COVID-19 | GENERAL HEALTH
- East Africa is considered a malarial zone. We strongly encourage that you consult your travel doctor for detailed information and options to prevent malaria on your trip. You may be required to take prescription medicine before, during, and after your trip as a preventative measure.
- Please note that scuba diving after your trip might affect the type of antimalarial you may be prescribed.
Some general tips to reduce the risk of malaria while traveling:
- Sleep under the mosquito net provided in your room.
- Make use of the insect repellent provided in your room and lightly spray your body and room before going out on safari.
- Wear lightweight long trousers and closed shoes while on safari.
- Unvaccinated individuals run some risk of contracting yellow fever in East Africa. According to the Center for Disease Control, it is recommended to receive the yellow fever inoculation if you travel to some areas of Kenya. The yellow fever vaccination is only recommended for travelers staying in Tanzania for long periods of time in high mosquito zones.
- It is important to note that other countries might require you to have proof of yellow fever vaccination if you have traveled there directly from East African countries. Consult your travel doctor to see if you will require the yellow fever vaccination for further travel.
- Travelers are expected to adhere to protective safety measures such as hand hygiene, wearing masks and keeping physical distancing as deemed appropriate.
GENERAL HEALTH TIPS
- Avoid wearing dark colours, such as blue and black, in Tanzania. These colours attract the Tsetse fly, which can be a threat to your health if you get a sting.
- Always apply high SPF sunscreen regularly and wear a sun hat.
- Drink plenty of water, avoid excessive alcohol and seek medical assistance if you feel shaky, nauseous or clammy after a day in the sun, as you may be suffering from sunstroke.
- Ensure that your regular vaccinations – such as rabies, tetanus, influenza, MMR and hepatitis – are up to date.
TIPPING GUIDE
TIPPING | CHARITY
PASSPORTS | VISAS | INOCULATION CERTIFICATES | COVID-19
Tipping
- We would like to stress that tipping is not compulsory and at your own discretion. These are guidelines only and you can tip based on your experience at the camp.
- It is helpful to have a small supply of low-denomination notes in the local currency handy, but staff are generally also very happy to receive US Dollars, Euros or Pounds Sterling.
- You can either hand over the tip directly to the person or through a staff tip box - whichever you feel most comfortable with.
- Make a physical copy of your passport and keep it in a safe place, and make a digital copy that you can access from your email address in case of emergency.
*Note: the Maasai in Kenya expect a donation when you take a photograph of or with them.
HOW MUCH TO TIP
The following are guidelines only —please feel free to increase or decrease your tip according to the level of service that was provided to you. Should you wish to express your gratitude, please see the guidelines below.
*At the end of the hike, hand all the tips to the head guide in front of all the staff for him to divide in private later.
CHARITY IN AFRICA
- When it comes to Charity, many visitors to Africa feel a strong urge to help the less fortunate whom they encounter on safari, or when visiting a local village or school. People often ask what they can take, especially for the children. Travelers should be encouraged to connect with the people, culture and spirit of the destination and give back.
- To contribute in a way that helps a person (or community) help themselves will enhance their way of life, find a project or organisation that you are passionate about and make a donation towards that specific project rather than encouraging dependency on ‘hand-outs’ and generosity.
- Please refrain from giving money to beggars. Most camps and lodges have their own charity organisation they work with in the local communities.
PHOTOGRAPHY AND GADGETS
LENSES AND GEAR | BINOCULARS | OTHER
- Bring sufficient memory cards and batteries as these are not always readily available.
- The use of drones are not allowed in any of the conservation areas, as they have an impact on wildlife and anti-poaching initiatives. This rule applies throughout Africa. Please be mindful of using the drone around lodges and camps.
- Always ask before taking photographs of people and respect their wishes if they decline. They may be happy to pose in return for cash – it is up to you whether to go ahead.
- Do not photograph airports, borders, government buildings, security personnel, immigration officials, army or navy installations.
- We strongly recommend that you bring a high-resolution camera with you. Cameras with 8 megapixels of resolution and higher are capable of capturing high-quality A4 size images. If you would like to go a few steps beyond this, you could invest in a telephoto lens. This will allow you to capture wildlife encounters in more depth.
- Don’t forget a tripod, or alternatively a beanbag to stabilize your shots, especially when you are using a zoom lens. Although a tripod will be of no use during safari game drives, you will see animals at the waterholes around the camps.
- Extra batteries, battery charger and lens cleaner is recommended to avoid disappointment on a day filled with great wildlife sightings. Nothing is more disappointing than a camera with flat batteries.
- An eye relief feature on the binoculars is very important as you will be spending a lot of time on your safari looking through your binoculars. We recommend something that is comfortable especially if you wear spectacles or sunglasses.
- For spotting wildlife in the early morning and at dusk, we recommend a pair of binoculars with a large outer diameter and a decent exit pupil size to collect a lot of light in low light conditions.
- Apart from durability, weight is another important aspect which is often overlooked when shopping for binoculars. Apart from personal comfort, this aspect may also affect your luggage restrictions.
Our Story
Our Stories Have the Best Experience in adventure
Kito Journey is a purpose-led conservation and hospitality company dedicated to safeguarding some of the world’s most extraordinary wild places. Each destination in our collection is carefully chosen for its ecological significance and our commitment to protecting the land, wildlife, and communities that call it home.
Our landscapes are vast, remote, and beautifully untamed—true wilderness in its purest form. With exclusive access to expansive private conservancies and protected areas, we create intimate, immersive wildlife experiences that connect you deeply to nature. Every journey with Kito Journey is designed not only to inspire awe, but to leave a lasting impact—on the places we protect and on you.
Our Purpose
Our purpose is to protect and regenerate Africa’s wild places while creating transformative journeys that inspire deeper human connection to nature. We exist to ensure that tourism becomes a force for conservation—empowering local communities, safeguarding biodiversity, and leaving every destination better for generations to come.
Our Manifesto
As a purpose-driven conservation and hospitality company, Kito Journey is dedicated to immersing our guests in some of Africa’s most captivating natural environments. We guide travellers through vast private conservancies and protected landscapes, creating meaningful and intimate connections with wildlife, nature, and local cultures.
Through every journey, we invite our guests to become part of something greater—helping preserve wild spaces and expanding the circle of those committed to protecting the world’s remaining wilderness.
Our Custom-Designed Journeys
Tailor-Made Experiences for Every Traveller
At Kito Journey, every adventure begins with you. We craft bespoke itineraries that bring you closer to the soul of Africa—its breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary wildlife, and vibrant cultures.
From golden savannahs to remote wilderness escapes, each journey is thoughtfully designed to reflect your interests, pace, and sense of discovery. Whether you seek thrilling wildlife encounters, meaningful cultural connections, or quiet moments in untouched nature, we shape every detail around your vision.
Your safari dreams deserve more than ordinary travel. With Kito Journey, they unfold in ways that are deeply personal, beautifully curated, and truly unforgettable.
The Kito Journey Family
What began as a passionate collective of African guides with a shared love for the wild has evolved into Kito Journey—a leading conservation and hospitality company rooted in purpose and impact.
Today, our growing brand family extends beyond exceptional travel experiences to include community and conservation initiatives, strategic travel partners, and integrated destination services—all united by one mission: to protect Africa’s wilderness while sharing its magic with the world.
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