Kenya Travel Insurance

Kenya Travel Insurance covers you for travel to Kenya. Should the worst happen while you are away, this type of cover will provide you with support for all medical-related issues. Kenya Travel Insurance covers you for both medical emergencies and cancellations, preventing you from having to pay for any unexpected medical bills, giving you peace of mind when you need it most.

Located in East Africa, Kenya is celebrated for its renowned safaris in the Masai Mara, where many venture to see the ‘Big 5’. However, Kenya is also home to some of the continent’s most beautiful beaches.

From hot air balloon rides to hiking in the Karura forest, you’re sure to enjoy a trip of a lifetime. One thing you will need, no matter what activities you have planned, is comprehensive Travel Insurance. As a specialist Medical Travel Insurance provider, AllClear can help you get a tailored policy to suit you and your needs.

So that you can travel with confidence, we provide up to unlimited cover for emergency medical expenses.

Do you need Travel Insurance for Kenya?

With a 20 minute visit to a health center in Kenya on average costing $8.59, you may be left thinking that healthcare is cheap in Kenya. However, this price doesn’t include drugs and diagnostics, hospital stay or repatriation. The bill you may receive for a medical emergency, if you don’t have comprehensive Travel Insurance in place, could be thousands of pounds.

For peace of mind, take out comprehensive travel insurance cover which includes:

• High levels of cover for medical bills – even those related to COVID-19 and for repatriation, should you need to be returned to the UK as a result of a medical problem
• Cancellation and curtailment cover in case an emergency prevents you from going on holiday or means you have to cut it short
• Baggage and Possessions Cover – should your items be lost, damaged or stolen while you’re travelling

Benefits of AllClear Cover

Simple 3 step quote process

1. Call us or click a quote button on our site

2. Complete our simple medical screening process

3. Get your quotes

Tips for Travelling to Kenya

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office Travel Advice

Before booking or planning your trip it is advised that you check the latest travel updates for Kenya from the FCDO.

Emergency Number

999 is the number used for the Kenyan emergency services, it is free to phone, the number will take you to an operator who will then be able to direct your call to the ambulance, fire and EMS services as required.

Visa & Entry Requirements

Before going on holiday to Kenya you will need a visa. You will not be able to depart nor enter without one. You can apply for single entry and transit visas on Kenya’s e-visas website.

Language

Kenya is a multilingual country. It has not one but two official languages which are widely spoken throughout – these include English and Swahili. However, you may also hear other African languages frequently spoken while you are visiting.

Currency

The Kenyan shilling is the official currency of Kenya. It remains one of the most stable currencies in east Africa. The U.S Dollar is also widely accepted, especially for activities such as safaris and hot air balloon rides. ATMs are available in the majority of the main towns – however it is advised you take some cash with you especially if you are travelling to remote villages.

Driving

With so many reserves offering the opportunity to experience nature in an up close and unforgettable – opting for a self drive safari can enable you to make the most of your adventure. If you wish to hire a car in Kenya, you’ll need to have a domestic driver’s license – some agencies may also require you to have an International Driver’s Permit (IDP). It’s also advised that you keep your travel documents and rental documents with you wherever you travel.

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