This article focuses on Mwea National Reserve entrance fees. Mwea National Reserve is one of the national reserves managed by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS). The reserve is located in the Mbeere region of Embu County. It is flanked on the south by the Tana River and River Thiba in its eastern part.
Mwea National Reserve features a Savannah ecosystem, Acacia-Commiphora bushland, and open grasslands. Major wildlife attractions to this oasis of tranquillity include: elephants, Rothschild giraffes, zebras, monkeys, gazelles, warthogs, bush pigs, jackals, hyenas, kudus, baboons, hyraxes, squirrels, impalas, hartebeests, over 300 bird species, serval cats, mongooses, hippos and crocodiles.
While at Mwea National Reserve, you can enjoy bird watching, boat riding at Kamburu Dam, guided nature walks, picnicking, and camping.
Mwea National Reserve Entrance Fees
| Visitor Type | Fee |
|---|---|
| East African Citizens | Adult Ksh 500 | Child Ksh 250 |
| Kenya Residents | Adult Ksh 675 | Child Ksh 350 |
| Non-Residents | Adult USD 40 | Child USD 20 |
| African Citizens | Adult USD 20 | Child USD 10 |
Mwea National Reserve Contacts
Phone: 020 2052727
Email: mwea@kws.go.ke
