• Most smart phones can be used internationally, but guests should be aware of the expensive data roaming fees that can accumulate while traveling.  We recommend having an unlocked phone and purchasing a sim card to use locally if needed.
• Remarkably, there is even cell service in some remote areas of Kenya. Not so much in the wilderness areas though.
• International roaming service is not automatically enabled on cell phones, so please contact your carrier for more information.
• If you do need service, we can get you a prepaid sim for your phone that will work locally.  Just let us know ahead of time.

It depends on the time of year and the location you are going on safari.  You can see the “Big 5” – Lion, Buffalo, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard in many of our national parks and reserves.  Very commonly seen are zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, hippo, cheetah, crocodile, warthog, dik dik, gazelle, hyrax, hyena, guinea fowl, flamingo, monkey, baboon and a variety of other beautiful animals and birds, depending on the area you are in.