Take normal precautions. A calm leisure destination; the main practical considerations are seasonal weather and remoteness.
This Pacific island destination is calm and welcoming for visitors. The Ministry advises normal precautions, with the main considerations being seasonal weather and the remoteness of some islands.
Travellers should monitor weather advisories during the cyclone season and plan inter-island travel with care, as services can be affected by conditions.
Given the distance from Kenyan missions, travellers are encouraged to register and to keep emergency contacts available.
Advice at a glance
- Entry requirements
- Many visitors receive a visa or entry permit on arrival. Confirm requirements before departure.
- Safety & security
- Crime is low. Take normal care and follow guidance during severe weather.
- Health
- Medical facilities can be limited on smaller islands. Carry essential medication and travel insurance.
- Local laws
- Respect local customs and community rules, especially on traditional land.
- Money
- Cash is important outside main centres. Card acceptance is limited on smaller islands.
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.
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