Climate Kenya has a climate that is usually warm all year, with no extremes of summer or winter (there are two rainy seasons: from March-May and September-October). The relatively high altitude over much of the nation contributes to the mild, low-humidity environment. The coastal region is humid and hot, but temperatures rarely surpass the mid-30°C mark. As a result, air conditioning and ceiling fans are more frequent along the coast or around Lake Victoria, such as Kisumu city, which is hot and humid.

Kenya is noted for its stunning and diverse landscapes, which are spread out over a short region. It is possible to fly from Nairobi for one hour and land in a beautiful desert.

Infrastructure

Kenya’s tourist infrastructure is well developed, with a network of professionally maintained national parks, motorways, international and domestic aircraft connectivity, and an internationally known hotel and hospitality business.

Wildlife

Wildlife gazing is one of Kenya’s most popular activities. Large cat species such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, rhinos, and giraffes are among them. During a wildlife tour, you may view these species in their native habitats. While on safari, visitors may witness the “Big Five” (lion, elephant, rhino, leopard, and buffalo) and the “Big Nine” (cheetah, giraffe, hippo, and zebra).

Kenyans are typically renowned to be helpful and kind to visitors and foreigners. Local culture, food, and way of life are attractions in addition to theVarious activities

Kenya tourism provides short- and long-term adventure activities and experiences, such as homestays, hot-air balloon safaris, golfing vacations, and special specialty vacations.