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  • Borana Lodge Located in a 35,000 acre property on the edge of the Laikipia Plateau.
  • Bush Homes The Bush Homes are a selection of safari destinations in Kenya.
  • Campi ya Kanzi Tented camp near Mt. Kilimanjaro. Discover Kenya's wildlife and landscape on a guided safari.
  • Finch Hattons Luxurious bush camp located in Tsavo National Park
  • Hippo Point Kenya. Elizabethan house accommodation near Lake Naivasha.
  • Keekorok Lodge - Masai Mara Kenya Safari Keekorok Lodge in Masai Mara is the appropriate accommodation for tourists.
  • Kerio View Accommodation near Eldoret
  • Kicheche Mara Camp A luxury wilderness camp in Kenya's Masai Mara. A wildlife haven for photographers and safari guests.
  • Kichwa Tembo Kenya's finest wildlife sanctuary.
  • Kleins Africa Safari Camp Situated in the buffalo rich northeastern Serengeti, Kleins is a private Africa safari camp for 16 guests.
  • Loisaba Wilderness An area of wilderness where visitors and residents, humans and wildlife, researchers and game-trackers collaborate to guard and defend a unique corner of Africa.
  • Malewa River Lodge urs drive from Nairobi.
  • Mutamaiyu House Situated on Mugie Ranch at the northern end of the Laikipia plateau in central Kenya.
  • Ol Tukai Lodge - Amboseli - Kenya Deep in the heart of the world famous Amboseli National Park is the magnificent Ol Tukai Lodge. Lying at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro and dotted with yellow barked Acacia Trees and cream slate.
  • Rekero Tented Camp Situated in the midst of the Masai Mara Conservation Area.
  • Richard's Camp Traditional tented camp accommodation in Masai Mara.
  • Sabaki River Camp and Cottage Located at the beautiful Sabaki River Estuary.
  • Samburu Game Lodge in Kenya Spend a few days in Kenya's northern game sanctuaries than in the reverine forest cool of Samburu Lodge, the area's first game lodges and still a firm favorite for visitors.
  • Saruni Safari Camp -Information on a tented lodge safari camp located in a private conservation area outside Masai Mara.
  • Shompole Luxury eco-tourism lodge in Western Kenya.
  • Tassia Lodge and Lekerruki Group Ranch Tassia is an exclusive-use community-run eco-lodge on a 60,000 acre Maasai owned group ranch.
  • Treetops Hotel in Aberdare's The famous Treetops hotel started life in a very humble way. In 1932 its first visitors gingerly climbed the wild fig tree supporting the two room tree house.

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Visas: You will need a visa to go to Kenya unless you are a citizens of Commonwealth countries (except Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and British passport holders from India, Pakistan and Bengla Desh), Denmark, Ethiopia, Germany, the Republic of Ireland, Italy, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, and Uruguay. Visas are available at the airport in Nairobi or at your local embassy. If there is no Kenyan embassy where you live, visas can be obtained at the British Embassy. The costs of visas vary per nationality, and usually increase with the distance from Kenya. If you are only passing through or staying in Kenya just for a few days you can get a transit visa at the border for $10. Visitors who do not need a visa will be issued a visitor pass upon entry valid for up to 6 months. Visas are valid for three months. There are no multiple entry visas available. However, as long as yours is still valid, you can visit Uganda and Tanzania and return to Kenya without applying for a new visa.
Health risks: Frequent outbreaks of cholera and malaria are endemic in Kenya outside Nairobi.  Recently there has been an outbreak of hemorrhagic Rift Valley Fever resulting in some human deaths.

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