In Kenya you can run into frequent power shortages, bring external rechargeable batteries and extra batteries with you.

Drink only bottled water. But don’t buy them from street merchants.

Mombasa is the place with dirty beaches and high prices. If you want to enjoy great moments in the sun – fly to Zanzibar. These extra costs will pay off. You can also purchase some groceries there as they cost cheaper than in Kenya and then come back.

Take wet wipes with you and wrapping bags for your luggage. Roads are very dusty and after a ride you are risking not to recognize the contents of your suitcase. Even the closed car windows won’t save you from dust, that’s why a gauze bandage is another must-have here.

You don’t like pepper? Let know the waiter about it straight away. Many dishes are very spicy here.

In spring prices for leisure activities and accommodations go down in Kenya.

For 4 US dollars you can go up to the 28th floor of the Kenyatta skyscraper, located in the capital. You won’t regret it. It’s probably one of the craziest observation platforms in the world. As it has neither a security barrier nor caretakers.

In Kenya fruits and vegetables are sold by the piece. If the price tag says «3-10», it means that 3 units cost 10 shillings.