SafariFind Journal
Safari stories & expert guides
Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Driving in Kenya: Self-Drive Rules & Licence 2026 Guide
International visitors can self-drive in Kenya, but they should carry their valid home licence and check whether their rental company requires an International Driving Permit. Kenya drives on the left, and road safety conditions vary by route.
United Kingdom Embassy in Tanzania: British Help 2026
The United Kingdom is represented by the British High Commission in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. British travellers can contact consular staff for help with emergencies, lost passports, arrest and serious illness, but the High Commission cannot replace travel insurance, local emergency services or legal advice.
Money in Botswana: Currency, Cards and Tipping in 2026
Botswana uses the Botswana pula, or BWP. Cards work at many hotels, lodges and larger businesses, but safari travellers should carry backup cash for rural areas, small purchases and tips. [1][4]
What to Pack and Wear for Kenya in 2026
Pack lightweight, breathable layers in neutral colours, a warm layer for early game drives, comfortable closed shoes and a soft-sided bag. Some Kenyan light-aircraft routes limit total luggage to 15 kg, including carry-on, so confirm the allowance with your operator before departure.
Australian Embassy in Kenya: Traveller Help 2026
Australia's diplomatic mission in Kenya is the Australian High Commission in Nairobi, on Limuru Road, Rosslyn. Australian travellers can call the 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305 from overseas.
