QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR TRIP

No vaccinations are required to visit Enkewa Camp. Malaria Free Area.

You do not need a visa, but you must register for a Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) in advance through this link: https://www.etakenya.go.ke/en 
Additionally, you will need a valid passport with at least six (6) months of validity from the date of your departure. Your passport must be signed and have at least two blank pages after registering for your trip.

Absolutely! Enkewa Camp is perfect for family adventures, and we love welcoming little explorers.

Enkewa offers an authentic, immersive experience with a unique blend of comfort and adventure. From exceptional wildlife encounters to personalized service, every aspect of your stay is designed to create lasting memories. Our small, intimate setting allows us to cater to each guest’s needs and provide an experience like no other.

For your safari at Enkewa Camp, we recommend packing the following essentials:
* Light and breathable clothing for daytime, ideally in neutral colors to blend with the environment.
* A light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings and mornings.
* Comfortable shoes for game drives and walking tours.
* Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.
* Insect repellent – While there are no mosquitoes around the camp, we recommend bringing insect repellent just in case, especially if you’re particularly sensitive
* Camera and binoculars for capturing the incredible wildlife and scenery.
* Personal toiletries and medications as needed. We also have a basic first-aid kit available at the camp, but feel free to bring any personal medications you might require.
* Not water bottle need – We provide each guest with a water bottle upon arrival to keep you hydrated throughout your stay. You can take it with you as a souvenir after your visit.

Here are a few basic Swahili phrases that might come in handy during your stay at Enkewa Camp:

* Hello – Jambo!
* Thank you very much – Asante Sana
* Thank you – Asante
* Yes – Ndio
* No – Hapana
* How are you? – Habari?
* Very well, thanks – Mzuri
* Please – Tafadhali
* Bye – Kwaheri
* Good Night – Habari za jioni

Lion – Simba
Leopard – Chui
Elephant – Tembo
Buffalo – Bufallo o Nbuffalo
Rhinoceros – Kifaru
Giraffe – Twiga
Zebra – Punda milia

We encourage you to use these phrases to engage with our local staff and immerse yourself in the cultural experience.

At Enkewa Camp, we are proud to offer services in three languages to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all guests:
* English
* Spanish
* Swahili