Kenya is considerably safer than South Africa, and you will find most of the locals extremely friendly, however, like any major city, crime is always a risk and it is wise to take the same sensible precautions you would back home. If walking out in populated areas be aware of your surroundings and keep valuables hidden. Avoid quiet alleys and back streets if you decide to go out at night and limit the amount of cash you carry. Keep valuables and passports in the room safe (it is a good idea to carry a photocopy or picture of you passport on your phone as it is required to carry ID in Kenya). When on the road, keep the car door locked, whist snatches from cars are very rare it can happen and we don't want our cameras getting stolen. Although our time on the roads will be very minimal, the standard of driving is very different in Kenya and it is advised to wear a seatbelt at all times. Once in the park feel free to remove your belt and stand up to look out of the roof, but be aware the tracks are rough and uneven so try to hold on to something if you chose to stand while on the move, and watch out for your camera swinging and bashing the vehicle. Kenyan Photo Tours and its affiliates cannot be held liable for injury or damage to equipment if you chose to stand while driving.