1. Travel Essentials

• Passport & Visa: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after your return date. Apply for a visa if required.
• Flight Tickets & Itinerary: Printed or digital copies of your flight tickets, accommodation details, and excursion bookings.
• Travel Insurance: A copy of your policy and emergency contact info.
• Vaccination Records: Yellow fever vaccination certificate (required for entry), malaria prophylaxis (consult your doctor), and any other vaccinations recommended for travel to Kenya.
• Emergency Contacts: Include embassy info, local contacts, and your tour guide’s details.

2. Clothing for Different Activities

• Safari Gear (for Masai Mara & other safaris):
  • Neutral-colored clothing: Khakis, browns, and greens are ideal to blend in with the environment (avoid bright colors).
  • Lightweight & Breathable Clothes: Long sleeves and long pants to protect against sun and insects.
  • Wide-brimmed hat or cap: To protect from the sun.
  • Comfortable hiking boots/shoes: Sturdy shoes for walking safaris or hikes.
  • Socks: Preferably lightweight, moisture-wicking, and quick-dry.
  • Binoculars: For wildlife viewing (optional but recommended).
  • Camera: To capture safari moments; extra batteries and memory cards.
• Casual & Comfortable City Clothing:
  • Lightweight clothing for city days (Nairobi) and relaxed evenings.
  • Smart-casual outfits for any potential nicer dinners or events.
• Evening & Free Day Clothing:
  • Light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings.
  • Comfortable shoes for walking around the city.
  • Swimwear: If your accommodation has a pool.

3. Footwear

• Safari Boots: Sturdy and comfortable boots suitable for walking safaris and hikes.
• Sneakers/Casual Shoes: Comfortable shoes for city and leisure days.
• Flip-flops/Sandals: For hotel showers or relaxing around the pool.

4. Toiletries and Health Items

• Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher): High-quality sunscreen is crucial for sun protection.
• Insect Repellent: To protect against mosquitoes, especially for safari and evening excursions.
• First-Aid Kit: Including any personal medication, pain relievers, band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and stomach remedies.
• Malaria Medication: If advised by your doctor, remember to pack your anti-malaria medication.
• Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, deodorant, etc.
• Hand Sanitizer: Easy to carry for hygiene on the go.
• Wet Wipes or Facial Tissues: Useful when you’re out in remote areas.
• Lip Balm: To prevent chapped lips, especially in the dry, sunny climate.

5. Technology & Electronics

• Phone & Charger: Don’t forget your charger, as power can sometimes be limited.
• Power Bank: For charging your phone and camera during long excursions.
• Adapter: Kenya uses type G electrical sockets (UK-style)

1. Travel Essentials

• Passport: Ensure it is valid for at least 6 months from the travel date.
• Flight Tickets & Itinerary: Keep both printed and digital copies.
• Travel Insurance: Health coverage and travel-related issues like delays or cancellations.
• Emergency Contacts: Have the local embassy information and emergency numbers.

2. Clothing

• Light, Breezy Clothes: Perfect for the tropical climate. Think lightweight dresses, shorts, tank tops, and loose shirts.
• Swimwear: For the beaches, pools, or water excursions.
• Comfortable Footwear: Flip-flops, sandals, and walking shoes.
• Evening Attire: Smart-casual outfits for dinners or resorts that require a dress code.
• Hat & Sunglasses: For sun protection.

3. Footwear

• Flip-Flops & Sandals: Ideal for the beach and poolside.
• Comfortable Walking Shoes: For sightseeing and excursions.
• Water Shoes: Useful if engaging in activities like river tubing or snorkeling.

4. Toiletries & Health

• Sunscreen: High SPF for protection from the sun.
• Insect Repellent: Keep mosquitoes away, especially at night.
• First-Aid Kit: Pack basics like band-aids, pain relievers, and any prescriptions.
• Medication: Include any personal medications you may need during the trip.

5. Electronics & Technology

• Camera & Accessories: For capturing the beach, waterfalls, and vibrant scenery.
• Phone & Charger: Don’t forget an international adapter if necessary.
• Portable Power Bank: For long excursions.
• Waterproof Phone Case: For water activities like snorkeling or kayaking.

6. Miscellaneous

• Waterproof Bag: To keep valuables safe while at the beach or on water tours.
• Travel Journal: A great way to document your Jamaican experiences.
• Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated in the heat.

1. Travel Essentials

• Passport & Visa: Valid passport with at least 6 months of validity. Apply for a visa if required.
• Flight Tickets & Itinerary: Print or store digital copies of your flight and accommodation details.
• Travel Insurance: Health and travel insurance covering medical emergencies, cancellations, and lost luggage.
• Vaccination Records: Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry, and consider malaria prophylaxis.
• Emergency Contacts: Keep a list of local emergency contacts, embassy information, and guide details.

2. Clothing

• Safari & Nature Clothing (for gorilla trekking or safaris):
  • Neutral-colored clothing: Khakis, browns, greens for blending in.
  • Long-sleeve shirts and long pants: To protect against insects and the sun.
  • Sturdy hiking boots: Waterproof boots for trekking and walking safaris.
  • Rain jacket: Uganda can be quite rainy, especially in forested areas.
  • Hat & Sunglasses: To protect from the sun.
  • Warm Layer: Temperatures can drop at night in some areas (bring a light jacket).
• Casual & City Clothing: Comfortable and breathable clothes for city visits or leisure time.
• Evening Attire: For dining out or relaxing at your hotel, smart-casual outfits are recommended.

3. Footwear

• Hiking Boots: For trekking and safaris.
• Casual Shoes: Comfortable shoes for walking in the city.
• Flip-Flops: For hotel use or relaxing.

4. Toiletries & Health

• Sunscreen: Broad-spectrum SPF for sun protection.
• Insect Repellent: Important to protect from mosquitoes.
• Malaria Medication: Consult your doctor for recommended prophylaxis.
• First-Aid Kit: Include painkillers, band-aids, antiseptic, and personal meds.
• Hand Sanitizer & Wipes: For hygiene on the go.

5. Electronics & Technology

• Camera: For capturing the wildlife and scenery.
• Phone & Charger: Don’t forget your charger and a portable power bank.
• Adapter: Uganda uses type G electrical outlets.
• Binoculars: For wildlife spotting during safaris.

6. Miscellaneous

• Travel Journal: To document your experiences.
• Lightweight Backpack: For trekking and excursions.
• Water Bottle: Hydration is key, especially on treks.