Can you self-drive in Kenya- 4wd Car Rental in East Africa
Yes , Self Drive Kenya safaris are possible in Rented Toyota Landcruiser Jeep that come with Camping Gears , Rooftop tents for the unique experience of Kenya behind the wheels?
Moving at your own pace and instructions is one of the amazing Kenya Safari experience one should encounter in a life-time. The experience – self-drive gives you unlimited comfort and flexibility to explore all the major attractions in different destinations on the African continent. On this mighty continent, there are over 56 countries in different sub-regions including Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern regions.
Among these countries on these regions include the beautiful Republic of Kenya which is located in the eastern sub-region. The country borders several countries including Uganda, Tanzania, Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Indian Ocean. It stands as the world’s 48th largest country stretching on area of approximately 580,367square kilometers. Named after the second highest free standing mountain on Africa after Mount Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya, the beautiful Kenya features variety of ideal attractions including its amazing cities such as Nairobi which is its capital, the coastal city of Mombasa, Kisumu city, Nakuru, Eldoret and many others. Other attractions include over 60 national parks, historical sites, beautiful beaches, lakes, river, ice capped mountains, sanctuaries, and game reserves like Masai Mara national reserve which is preeminent for hosting the great annual migration that is ranked among the 7 natural wonders in Africa and also among the 10 in the world.
Besides Masai Mara national reserve, other wildlife reserves include Tsavo national park, Aberdare national park, Lake Nakuru national park, Mount Kenya national park, Hell’s gate national park, Nairobi national park, Masai Mara national park and may others. All these attractions and many others can be explored in your comfort during a guided safari or a self-drive experience. Kenya is one of the safest African countries that can be visited and explored on your own time and pace. A number of tourists would like to have this one of a kind experience – self-drive in this beautiful country but end up failing due to a number of their unanswered questions. Among these include;
Can you self-drive in Kenya?
With over 50 national parks and reserves, the Republic of Kenya is an amazing and extraordinary country for a self-drive safari. The country provides a perfect view of different wildlife species include the big five African animals – lion, elephant, leopard, Rhino and buffalo. It encompasses several tour companies and Car Rental Company which will help you design a perfect tour package and also provide you with a strong, comfortable and affordable safari vehicle which will help you go through all the safari destinations regardless the location and weather conditions. Link up with your friends and family and enjoy over 24 days self-drive safari in the country in destinations like Tsavo, Amboseli, Naivasha, Masai Mara and many others.
Where to spend nights during a self-drive exercise in Kenya
With numerous attractions including historical sites, reserves, mountains, lakes, national parks and rivers, Kenya is surely among the best trip destinations on Africa. While on a trip to these adventurous areas, you don’t have to worry about where to spend your nights since they all feature several accommodation facilities ranging in budget, mid- range and luxury costs. Also, one can hire a car comprising a rooftop tent which will cater for the sleep overs. A rooftop tent vehicle also provides a perfect wildlife viewing experience during both day and night times since you will be above the ground.
Best time to visit Kenya for self-drive excursions?
The mighty Republic of Kenya can be visited anytime throughout the year for a self-drive exercise though always at its best between the months of January and the end of March. This is so because the climate is always mild, and the surface is always dry thus providing an excellent game viewing experience. During your self-drive experience, you are advised to avoid moving at night hours for your safety from harmful people.
