Transportation
Kenya Airways, Air Kenya and British Airways handle domestic flights, along with other domestic carriers who, operate a regular schedule of internal flights to city, coastal and game park destinations. Transportation, including private car and bus hire, can be arranged directly by the lodge. If planning to drive in Kenya, it is advisable to bring out a national drivers licence and /or an international drivers licence.

Insurance
Visitors to Kenya should take out comprehensive holiday / medical insurance before travelling. For a nominal fee, visitors are additionally advised to take out emergency evacuation cover with the Flying Doctors Society of East Africa (www.amref.org). This can be arranged either before or on arrival at the lodge.

Medical
Please consult your local health authority for up-to-date travel advice and information on inoculations. The lodge has a doctor 'on call' and a basic first aid kit is available at the lodge and on all game drives. It is advisable to know one's blood-type in case of emergency.

Visas
All visitors require an entry visa. Please contact your local Kenyan High Commission or Consulate or, alternatively, one can purchase a visa on arrival in Kenya at US$50 per person.

Currency (Kenya Shilling)
Recognised international credit cards and travellers cheques are accepted. ATMs are available at major towns and support most international networks. Tipping is at one's own.