Additional information
Motorcycles
On this tour we ride the Kibo K250.

Difficulty of the trip
On this trip through Kenya we do not ride at high altitude. The daily distances are not very long. There is enough time to stop along the way, take photos and visit villages.
Off the road
This trip suits any healthy motorcyclist. We ride on paved main roads and regularly change the route to follow narrow side roads. About a third of the roads are unpaved, but these are well-graded gravel roads. The unpaved sections are not difficult, though off-road training is recommended. The bikes are light and agile enduros.
Accommodation
On this trip we stay in hotels, resorts and simple guesthouses.
Climate
The rainy season in Kenya runs from October to November and from March to May. The temperature is practically the same all year, between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, depending on altitude of course. We chose to run the motorcycle tour in September: first for the dry weather, and second because the great animal migration takes place in the Serengeti at that time.
Clothing
A helmet, a motorcycle jacket with protection, gloves, good sturdy (motorcycle) trousers with protection or separate knee guards and sturdy high (mountain) boots are mandatory. Beyond that it makes sense to bring good sunglasses, lip balm and sunscreen, as well as a helmet with a visor or good goggles that also protect against the dust on the unpaved roads.
Visa
You can buy your visa for Kenya on arrival at the airport, it costs USD 50. We strongly recommend applying online in advance. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of entry into Kenya.