Safety First

Keep us informed

Your safety and well-being is paramount. For this reason, we ask that you provide us with the following information so that we can plan accordingly:

• What do you and don’t you eat?
• Allergies?
• Mobility impairments?
• Any other health-related issue of which we need to be aware?

Check-up before you travel

We recommend that you visit your doctor well in advance (4-6 weeks) of your safari to make sure you are up-to-date with the necessary vaccinations and medications.

• Go to www.cdc.gov/travel/ for current information about the required vaccinations for the areas you plan to visit and consult your doctor
• Kenya and some other countries on the continent of Africa require immunisation against Yellow Fever – you’ll need to bring the yellow certificate with you
• Ask your doctor about the latest anti-malarial drugs, we recommend that you take the precaution of using this medication
• Bring a basic first aid kit of your own; although we carry fully equipped first aid boxes in the vehicles, you might enjoy the autonomy of having your own plasters, anti-histamine ointment, and tummy medicine

Common sense applies

• Please take care of your valuables
• Remember that wild animals are wild
• Avoid being out alone after dark – in the bush and in the city

Emergency contact details:

• Office/fax number: +254 20 890734
• Guy: +254 725113542
• Scola: +254 723987363.
• Email: guy@westminstersafaris.com
• westminster@westminstersafaris.com