Yes, most travelers require a visa. You can apply online for an e-Visa or get a visa on arrival, depending on your nationality. For travel between Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda, the East Africa Tourist Visa is recommended.

The best months for wildlife viewing are during the dry seasons, from June to October and January to February. However, each season offers unique experiences depending on the destination.

Yes, East Africa is generally safe for travelers. We take every precaution to ensure your safety during your trip. Always follow your guide’s instructions and avoid wandering alone in unfamiliar areas.

Bring lightweight, neutral-colored clothing, a sunhat, sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable shoes, and a good camera. For mountain treks like Kilimanjaro, warmer gear is necessary.

Credit cards are accepted in most lodges and hotels, but in rural areas, cash is preferred. We recommend carrying small denominations of local currency for tips and small purchases.

Yes. Yellow Fever is often required. We also recommend Hepatitis A & B, Typhoid, and anti-malaria medication. Consult with your doctor before traveling.

Tipping is customary and appreciated. We suggest tipping guides, drivers, and lodge staff if you’re happy with the service. Your trip briefing will include a guide on tipping rates.

Most lodges and hotels offer Wi-Fi, though it may be limited in remote areas. Local SIM cards with data are also an option for better connectivity.