covid19 Update

Resumption of Domestic and International Flights

Kenya has instituted several measures aimed at slowly reopening up some sectors of the economy especially the travel and tourism sectors. Domestic air travel resumed on 15th July 2020 under Ministry of Health and Transport guidelines. International flights resumed on 1st August 2020.
We’ll keep updating this page as more countries are added.

Tourism Safety & Hygiene Protocols

Kenya’s tourism sector has developed tourism and hospitality protocols on health and safety to mitigate the effects of the disruptions caused by the corona virus disease. Actors in the tourism sector have therefore, through adoption of these protocols, taken responsibility of ensuring that destination Kenya is safe for tourists and those working in the sector.

These protocols will be implemented by Tours and Travel Operators, tourist transportation services, adventure sports tourism, events and entertainment, meetings and convention/exhibition centres, Amusement parks and tourism attractions sites.

Lindberg Safari Safety Protocols.

Do you want to go on safari but at the same time worried about your health and safety?
At Lindberg Safaris, we have created…….

We have put in place systems that will ensure our safari vehicles will be used by no more than 4 persons, thus keeping the recommended social and physical distance.

All proper sanitization to be in place.

These will include:
a). All vehicles will be cleaned and sanitized before and after each game-drive and transfer.
b). Safari vehicles are also equipped with hand sanitizers.
c). Driver guides will wear face masks or face shields during game-drives and transfers.

In addition, we will minimize the time guests spend at the reception by ensuring we have all relevant information before their arrival for smooth check in. Check outs will be eased by ensuring all billing is done in advance to reduce the checkout process.
Contact Lindberg Safaris on Lindberg@Lindbergsafaris.com for any further details or information needed.