You need to pack lightly and carefully

The safari vehicles in Kenya have limited luggage space, and there will likely be six to eight other passengers on board. For the safari, bring a weekend bag or carry-on. If you plan on staying longer, ask the safari company to store your larger bags for you.

Clothing made of natural fibers, such as cotton or linen, is the best option, while clothing made of synthetic fabric does not "breathe", and you will become uncomfortable and sticky. It is also recommended that you dress in muted or khaki colors to avoid disturbing the animals. Bring a large-brimmed collapsible hat, sunscreen, and collapsible water bottles with you. Make clothing choices for both the day and the night. When you get back to the lodge or camp after a long day on safari, it is nice to change into new clothes. Early morning safaris can be chilly, so bring layers when visiting Kenya. Similarly, temperatures in the highlands can drop at night, necessitating the use of fleeces and even windproof waterproofs. Staying cool, on the other hand, is essential near the coast or in the city. In the midday sun, bring cool, breathable fabrics and cover-up.