Is it safe to drive in Kenya- Self Drive Uganda
One’s safety during any travel to certain destination makes the journey more enjoyable and memorable. Several people would like to move far away from their residents but end up missing out due to fear to lose their precious lives in complicated situations like wars, fights, hijacks and many others that are brought up by insecurities in some countries. On this big world, there are countries that one should not worry about while planning for a safari due to their safe and tight security. Among these countries include the mighty Republic of Kenya located on the African continent in the Eastern sub-region.
Though the country had its horrible past reputation that created fear amongst the travellers thus ignoring it for other destinations, the story has completely changed. Today, the Republic of Kenya is among the few safest and most accessible destinations on Africa and world-wide. It has well maintained roads and most of the citizens and traffic users follow and obey all the driving rules and regulations thus making it the easiest place to explore and have a splendid experience during the solo, group and family trips. The country is bordering several countries including Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, and Indian Ocean which gives the adventurous tourists a chance to cross to other destinations with ease.
Though considered among the safest destination compared to other states on the African continent, the Republic of Kenya still faces some crimes especially in the main cities and towns. Among these include hijacks, pick pocketing and others. It avoid all these, you need to be very careful and keen while on the main streets of the different cities like Nairobi.
Places to visit during your drive in Kenya
During your drive in the safe country of Kenya, visit different safari destinations since the country hosts a number of them. It boasts about 50 national parks and reserves which provide an excellent self-drive experience. Among the places in the country that shouldn’t miss on your travel plan include Masai Mara national reserve which is preeminent for hosting the annual great migration that involves millions of blue wildebeests, thousands of zebras, elands and gazelles. Also, the reserve boasts several predators including crocodiles, lions, hyenas, cheetahs and many others.
Amboseli National Park. Mostly known for its large population of herds of elephants and amazing views of the snowcapped Kilimanjaro Mountains, the national park is among the best destinations in Kenya. It is a home to several bird species and other animals such as lions, zebras, wildebeests, cheetahs, leopards, wild dog and many others.
Samburu National Reserve. Situated along the Northern region of Kenya, the reserve is among the semi-desert reserves in the country. It attracts various wildlife species since it encompasses the largest river of Ewaso Ngiro where animals converge so as to quench their thirst. Among the animals in the reserve include lions, leopards, elephants, zebras, and others
Other destinations you shouldn’t miss for unique and fabulous experiences include Mount Kenya national park, Aberdare national park, Tsavo national park, and several sanctuaries.
