Departing from Italy and Frankfurt, you can reach Nairobi starting at €538. Travel availability can be found in June 2025. Both outbound and return flights go via Manama, where a stopover is also possible. However, this increases the price by around €40.
If you want to book directly with Gulf Air, you’ll need to use the multi-stop search. So, for example, search separately for the segments MXP – BAH | BAH – NBO | NBO – MXP. Here’s an example for €585.
You can also simply use the following form to search and book departures from Italy. For dates from Frankfurt, you can find a list of departures below the screenshot. We’ll then redirect you to book via Skyscanner:

Departures from Frankfurt
To Manama, you’ll fly on an Airbus A321neo with lie-flat seating (2-2). A suitable review can be found here. Continuing to Nairobi, you’ll fly on an Airbus A320neo with recliner seats (2-2). Depending on the routing, there may be an additional stop in Rome when departing from Milan.
A traditional visa is no longer required to enter Kenya for most EU citizens. However, you must apply for an eTA (electronic travel authorization) online in advance. This is possible up to 3 months before departure and costs US$34 (~€29).
Search & Book
According to the fare rules, the fare is bookable until June 13, 2025, for travel in June 2025. However, we expect it will be withdrawn soon. There is no minimum stay requirement; the maximum stay allowed is 6 months. Rebooking costs €105 (plus any fare difference). Cancellations are possible for €205. Additional fees may apply when booking through third-party providers.
You can easily find suitable dates using Google Flights (guide). You can book the flights via Skyscanner or directly with Gulf Air for a surcharge of around €40.
Miles & Points
The booking class is I. The following mileage credits are possible (example from Rome):
- 11,788 Miles on Etihad Guest
- 11,336 Award Miles on Air Canada Aeroplan
- 11,336 Points on Air Canada Aeroplan 2026
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Destination
Information & Tips for Nairobi
Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, offers a blend of urban and natural attractions, including the Nairobi National Park, Giraffe Centre, and David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. The local currency is the Kenyan shilling (KES), and while credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and larger establishments, cash is often needed in smaller shops or markets. The price level is generally affordable, with options ranging from budget to luxury, though some tourist activities and accommodations can be pricey. Nairobi has a mild climate, with temperatures typically ranging from 15°C to 30°C, and a rainy season from March to May.
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Information & Tips for Kenya
Kenya offers diverse attractions, including iconic safaris in Maasai Mara, Amboseli, and Tsavo National Parks, as well as the coastal beaches of Mombasa and historical sites in Nairobi. The currency is the Kenyan shilling (KES), and while credit cards are accepted in tourist areas, cash is commonly used in local markets. Prices can vary, with safaris and upscale accommodations being expensive, but budget-friendly options are available for food and transport. The weather is generally warm and sunny, with a rainy season from March to May, making the best time to visit typically from June to October.
Kenya’s transport infrastructure is a mix of modern and traditional systems. In cities like Nairobi, public transport is mainly through matatus (minibuses) or ride-hailing apps, though traffic congestion can be a challenge. The city’s train network is expanding, offering another option. For intercity travel, long-distance buses and flights are common, with buses being more affordable but slower. Domestic flights are fast and convenient, especially for accessing remote areas like the coast or safari destinations. However, road conditions can vary, and travel outside urban centres may require more time or planning.
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Cover Picture: Gulf Air Airbus A321 | Photo by Bornil Amin on Unsplash
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