Take normal precautions. A popular leisure destination with strong tourism infrastructure and straightforward consular access.
This Mediterranean destination is widely visited by Kenyan tourists and is well prepared for international visitors. The Ministry advises normal precautions throughout.
Peak seasons can be busy, and travellers should book accommodation and transfers in advance. Standard care with valuables in crowded areas is recommended.
Travellers on extended stays may register with the nearest mission for ease of contact.
Advice at a glance
- Entry requirements
- Check whether a visa is required for your nationality and length of stay before booking.
- Safety & security
- Generally very safe. Take care with belongings on beaches and in busy resorts.
- Health
- Healthcare is good in tourist areas. Travel insurance covering medical costs is advised.
- Local laws
- Respect local customs at religious and heritage sites. Carry identification.
- Money
- Cards are widely accepted. Carry some cash for markets and smaller establishments.
Before you travel
- Register with your mission so we can reach you in an emergency and keep you updated.
- Find your nearest Kenyan mission and save its contact details before you leave.
- Keep your passport and travel documents valid, and leave copies with someone at home.
24/7 consular line+254 20 331 8888