Expert advice and vaccinations for your Kenya safari or holiday. Yellow Fever, Malaria, and more. Get protected with Ashford's specialists.
6-8
Vaccines Recommended
6-8
Weeks Before Travel
Full
Protection Available
These vaccinations are recommended for most travellers to Kenya
Mosquito-borne virus
Certificate often required for entry. We are an official Yellow Fever Centre.
Food & water safety
Spread through contaminated food and water. Recommended for all travellers.
Food & water safety
Recommended for most travellers, especially if visiting rural areas.
Routine booster
Ensure your routine UK schedule is up to date. A booster may be needed.
Animal contact risk
High risk in Kenya. Recommended for those working with animals or in remote areas.
Blood/fluid contact
Consider for longer stays or if you might need medical treatment.
Malaria risk is high throughout most of Kenya, including safari parks. Antimalarials are usually recommended.
Most of the country below 2500m, including coastal areas and game parks.
Nairobi and areas above 2500m have lower risk, but awareness is still key.
Essential tips for a safe safari
Drink bottled water only. Avoid ice and salads. Eat freshly cooked food.
Equatorial sun is strong. High SPF, hat, and sunglasses are essential.
Use 50% DEET repellent. Wear long sleeves/trousers at dawn and dusk.
Book your travel health consultation at our Ashford clinic. Get expert advice and all recommended vaccinations in one visit.