Embassy of Kenya in Djibouti Ville, Djibouti; address Rue Marchand, Djibouti; phone +25321252424. Head of mission: Mr. George Macgoye.
Head of mission: Mr. George Macgoye, Ambassador (as of 2024)
Kenya is an appealing destination for some of Djibouti's one million residents, offering a unique mix of natural beauty and cultural experiences. The country features extensive tourism infrastructure with nearly 3,000 accommodations, providing a variety of lodging options for visitors.
Kenya is relatively safe for tourists coming from Djibouti, with both countries having similar safety rankings. According to the Global Peace Index, Kenya ranks 120th out of 160 countries, while Djibouti is slightly better at 117th. In terms of crime statistics, Kenya has a murder rate of 5.3 per 100,000 people, with 2.6 of those being female murders. Unfortunately, specific murder rates for Djibouti are not available. The Global Organized Crime Index indicates that Kenya faces more significant challenges with organized crime compared to Djibouti. For example, Kenya scores 7.0 for mafia groups and 8.0 for state crime, while Djibouti scores 1.5 and 5.0, respectively. Overall, while both countries have their safety concerns, tourists should exercise standard precautions when traveling to Kenya, as they would in any destination.