Health
Your health is top priority for us. Great care is taken to ensure that drinking water is perfectly safe in lodges and in camp. Boiled and filtered water or bottled mineral water is always available. We wash all our vegetables and fruit meticulously, and you can enjoy them without concern.

Kenya requires no inoculations for visitors; Tanzania requires yellow fever inoculation. But we recommend that you check with your doctor or a tropical medicine centre if there is one near you for advice and the latest information. It is usually advised to take an anti-malarial drug to prevent infection. The African Medical Research Foundation in Nairobi favours MALARONE or Paludrine for Malaria prevention. The best prevention however, is not to get bitten. For your evening wear bring an effective-insect repellent plus a long-sleeved shirt, slacks, and socks to protect the ankles.

Conservation/Research links
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW): www.ifaw.org
Kenya Wildlife Service: www.kws.org
African Elephant Research Project (Cynthia Moss): www.elephanttrust.org
Laikipia Wildlife Forum: www.laikipia.org
African Wildlife Foundation: www.awf.org
African Medical Rescue and Emergency: www.amref.org
Kenya Association of Tour Operators: www.katokenya.org

Useful Links
www.africa-beat.com Tanzania travel and information guide