The best option is to fly to Nairobi from the US or Lima-Peru. If you are coming from the US, you can stop in Europe or Dubai. If you're coming from Peru, you can fly through Europe or the US via New York City.
Yes, all non-Kenyan visitors should have: - A valid passport - An approved electronic travel authorization (eTA) and - A valid yellow-fever vaccination is advisable. (Learn more about vaccine: www.cdc.gov/yellow-fever/vaccine/index.html)
This is the electronic visa that is required before travel to Kenya. It cost about $30 dollars. All non-Kenyan citizens must apply at least 2-3 weeks before their intended arrival date in Nairobi. For more information, visit their FAQs page here: etakenya.go.ke/en/pages/FAQS
Before you apply your eTA, you will be required to have the following information and documentation: - Valid passport - Recent passport style picture OR a selfie picture - Applicant contact details - Travel information and flight itinerary - Proof of accommodation booking - Purpose of travel (our wedding invitation card should suffice for this)
Yes, we will provide a shuttle from Nairobi to Great Rift Valley in Naivasha the day before the wedding. Check Travel and Accommodation tab for more information.
Our wedding ceremony is outdoors, but our reception and after-party will be in a tent
Karibu (Welcome to) Nairobi, the green city under the sun! She enjoys a warm and cool weather in August with lots of sunshine and little rain. Afternoons are pleasant (27 deg. C) while mornings and evenings can be chilly (10 deg. C).
No, there is no rehearsal dinner prior to the wedding day.
Only registered guests are allowed to the ceremony and reception.
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