TUI’s new winter sun destination – with cheap all-inclusives, 32C temperatures and safari day trips
TUI HAS launched a brand new long-haul holiday destination which is perfect for winter sun.
Launching next month, Brits will be able to spend a week in Kenya without breaking the bank.
The new holiday package includes return flights to Mombasa, with a short change at Nairobi Airport.
There are more than 16 hotels to choose from, ranging from 3* to 5*.
One of the cheapest hotels to stay at Bamburi Beach Hotel, with seven nights, all-inclusive from £1,042pp.
Not only is it right on the beach but it also has its own swimming pool.
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if you want something fancier, there is the 5* Diamonds Dream of Africa resort, costing £1,400pp all-inclusive with a sea-view pool and beach bar.
Kenya is home to some of the best safari experiences in the world, as well as amazing tropical beaches.
And with temperatures remaining at 32C in winter, it makes for the ideal break during the colder months.
The holidays launch from November 1, with British Airways and Kenyan Airways operating from London Heathrow Airport.
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All holidays include 23kg of hold luggage and transfers.
TUI UK &I Head of Product Jill Thompson said: “Kenya is such a unique destination, offering customers the chance to visit untouched beaches and come face to face with black rhinos and red elephants on adventurous safari excursions.
“The country is home to more than 20 national parks and boasts amazing landscapes like the Great Rift Valley and the Mount Kenya mountain range. It’s also home to Diani Beach, where white sands are skewered with palm trees.
“TUI is really excited to be operating to Kenya from November this year, as we know Kenya is a true bucket list destination and we have tours and multi-centre options planned for the future.”
To visit Kenya, your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date you arrive.
You must also have at least two blank pages, as well as get an e-visa before you arrive.
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