100,000 may be taken out of the country. It is an offense to destroy or deface Kenyan currency. In response to increased banditry and incidents of robbery in or near many of Kenya's national parks and game reserves, the Kenya Wildlife Service and police took steps in late 1996 to strengthen security in the affected areas. Travelers who do not use the services of reputable travel firms or knowledgeable guides and drivers are at risk. Safaris are best undertaken with minimum of two vehicles so that there is a backup in case of mechanical failure.
Solo camping is always risky.
U.S. citizens are subject to the laws of the country in which they are traveling. Penalties for possession, use, or trafficking in illegal drugs are strictly enforced. The penalty for possession of illegal drugs, including marijuana, is 10 years imprisonment without the option of fine. The penalty for purchasing or selling illegal drugs, including marijuana, is 20 years, with no option of fine. Water in Nairobi is not potable.