Nairobi

[Neddy69]

Wow thanks for the detailed reply, you're a legend.

So many injections, you African mongers are very dedicated and an inspiration LOL.

I spend on average 8 months a year in Africa.

[Willyboy]

Vaccination against yellow fever is mandatory only for Kenya when the seven days before entering Kenya have been in a yellow fever country.

30 euro /12 pieces. 7 days before trip en 7 days after.

[SoberHans69]

Tetanus, Hepatitis ABC, Cholera, Typhoid. Get a yellow WHO Vaccination pass.

Yellow fever is NOT necessary when you come from Europe or the US. It is advisable to get it if you plan to travel within Africa. The cheapest way. Go on arrival in Nairobi or Mombasa airport and ask for the port health officer. He is authorized to vaccine Yellow fever which is now valid for live. Dirt cheap.

Malaria prophylaxis. I personally never take chemoprophylaxis. Not really necessary in Nairobi and Mombasa. If you want to take prophylaxis take 100 mg Doxycycline daily dirt cheap in local pharmacies. Forget the expensive rubbish your local doctor in your home country tries to prescribe. I personally have stuff which kills the malaria parasite within hours 100%. But it's not approved by the pharmaceutical Mafia.

I only use exposure prophylaxis. That is. If you arrive in your room. close all windows. Use half a can of insectcide. Spray in all corners in a circular movement. Leave the room.Wait for 20 minutes. All dudu should be dead by now...

Wow thanks for the detailed reply, you're a legend.

So many injections, you African mongers are very dedicated and an inspiration LOL.

[Neddy69]

One last question, sorry.

If I'm just going to Nairobi, which injections, tablets should I get before going?

Thanks again, appreciate it.

Tetanus, Hepatitis ABC, Cholera, Typhoid. Get a yellow WHO Vaccination pass.

Yellow fever is NOT necessary when you come from Europe or the US. It is advisable to get it if you plan to travel within Africa. The cheapest way. Go on arrival in Nairobi or Mombasa airport and ask for the port health officer. He is authorized to vaccine Yellow fever which is now valid for live. Dirt cheap.

Malaria prophylaxis. I personally never take chemoprophylaxis. Not really necessary in Nairobi and Mombasa. If you want to take prophylaxis take 100 mg Doxycycline daily dirt cheap in local pharmacies. Forget the expensive rubbish your local doctor in your home country tries to prescribe. I personally have stuff which kills the malaria parasite within hours 100%. But it's not approved by the pharmaceutical Mafia.

I only use exposure prophylaxis. That is. If you arrive in your room. close all windows. Use half a can of insectcide. Spray in all corners in a circular movement. Leave the room.Wait for 20 minutes. All dudu should be dead by now.
In the evening wear socks and long trousers treated with permethrine. Bring NOBITE blue for clothes and NOBITE white for the skin which contains 50% DEET. All other stuff like AUTAN is rubbish. Check your room for mosquito screen in front of the window or mosquito net. Sleep under it. or if you have a ceiling fan over your bed use it on stage 2 or 3. The mozzie is simply blown off.

Other medication? Bring nothing. Serious. I have never seen more pharmacies in my life than in Africa. I use Azithromycine all the time for example..Made in Kenya 250 bob. If you insist on imported stuff like Zithromax same Azithromycine from pfizer pay 2000 bob... Another tipp. Pharmacies try to sell you the expensive imported stuff..Insist on local made or indian equivalents.
Unless you're on specialist medication like blood pressure medication I bring nothing any more except sprayable wound cover which is excellent and very handy as small cuts and other small wounds get infected very easy in tropics.

Sir Neddy.

To live in Africa you have to be
half doctor in tropical medicine
half vehicle mechanic
know about plumbing electrical wiring
how to drill a borehole
etc...

[Willyboy]

One last question, sorry.

If I'm just going to Nairobi, which injections, tablets should I get before going?

Thanks again, appreciate it.

Malaria: I need them to Kenya?

Against Malaria is currently no available vaccinate. It is possible to use malaria To protect yourself against infection with malaria when stung by a mosquito. Whether you need malaria depends on the size of the risk you at your destination incurs an infection with malaria. Kenya are advised malaria.

Kenya you need the malaria Malarone or Lariam. In consultation with the doctor Home Vaccination is here made a choice. This depends partly on your trip (expensive) and your health.

[Willyboy]

Only yellow shot is needed to enter country, also malaria tablets are useful while out there.

Vaccination against yellow fever is mandatory only for Kenya when the seven days before entering Kenya have been in a yellow fever country.

[PimpGreen]

One last question, sorry.

If I'm just going to Nairobi, which injections, tablets should I get before going?

Thanks again, appreciate it.

Only yellow shot is needed to enter country, also malaria tablets are useful while out there.

[SoberHans69]

One last question, sorry.

If I'm just going to Nairobi, which injections, tablets should I get before going?

Thanks again, appreciate it.

[SoberHans69]

I've stayed at Parklands Shade a few times. Be aware that it's part of K1 club which gets busy Tuesdays & Thursdays especially, so for the average tourist it would be noisy, but for you it could be a gold mine.

The askari came hammering on my door 5 minutes into a threesome once as you have to walk through reception, but people only stay there to party so it's basically GF.

Brilliant, thanks.

I like to go out at night and sleep daytime anyway so might be ideal.

[SoberHans69]

I'd probably give Lamu Island a miss but despite that the chances of something happening in the tourist zones are quite low.

Trip.

Nice one, cheers.

Hopefully some of you lot will be around when I go, so I can buy you drinks to say thanks.

[Triple Darknes]

Out of interest does anyone think there will be more terror attacks in Kenya on tourists due to the situation with Iran and America?

I'd probably give Lamu Island a miss but despite that the chances of something happening in the tourist zones are quite low.

Trip.

[Tungsten2]

I've stayed at Parklands Shade a few times. Be aware that it's part of K1 club which gets busy Tuesdays & Thursdays especially, so for the average tourist it would be noisy, but for you it could be a gold mine.

The askari came hammering on my door 5 minutes into a threesome once as you have to walk through reception, but people only stay there to party so it's basically GF.

[Neddy69]

Out of interest does anyone think there will be more terror attacks in Kenya on tourists due to the situation with Iran and America?

First of all. Al Shabab is a sunni terrorist organization operating out of Somalia aligned with IS. They are a splinter group which developed out of the Islamic court union. Absolutely non related to the current regime in Iran. The worst time was in 2013. But also last year there was the attack on Dusit. There were attacks near Boni forest on some busses and a Naval base in Lamu county.

Terrorists are the least of my worry. The most dangerous in Africa is road traffic accidents.

Neddy.

[SoberHans69]

The few times I've been to Black Diamond I have took them for 4 k.

Thanks Mombie appreciate it.

Looking into accommodation now. I prefer a hotel to an apartment the first time.

Has anyone stayed at Parkland Shades hotel or Joy Palace hotel? If so are they and good and GF?

All I need is a clean room, WiFi and a shower, nothing fancy, more interested in location.

Thanks.

[Nick Shay]

Came to Nairobi last November. Nairobi is full of awesome women. Over time you make better friends. Am in a quasi-relationship with one of my pick ups. She is smart, and sexy as hell in bed. I would love to watch her service another guy. Basically get cuckolded. If there is anybody visiting who would like to have her. Can share photos and details.