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Please Click Here to Download Legal Notice SPECIAL ISSUE 33 Kenya Gazette Supplement No.9 l6th January,20l3 (I*gislative Supplement No. 5 ) & l o .r Lr,ceLNonce No. l0 TI{ \>7-lU THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS AND HEzuTAGE ACT UE (No.6 of2O06) o!r<3Er IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 66 () of the National Museums and Heritage Act, the Minister of State for National Heritage and Culture, in consultation with the National Museums of ;g$ Kenya makes the following Regulations: ei< - t- EJ THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS AND HERITAGE (ADMISSION F! FEES) (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, 2012 z 1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Museums and Citation Heritage (Admission Fees) (Amendment) Regulations, 20 I 2. 2. The National Museums and Heritage (Admission Fees) L.N. 167/200e Regulations, 2009, in these Regulations referred to as the "principal Regulations", are amended by deleting the First Schedule and substituting therefor the following new Schedule- FIRST SCHEDULE (T.2) ADMISSION FEES FOR NON - RESIDENTS (OUTSIDE EAST AFRICA) Historic Sites lMonuments and Class of Visitor Entrance fees Museums during weekdays, weekends and public holidays t. Gede National Monument (a) Forevery person aged 800 sixteen years and over (D) for every child over threc and 400 below sixteen years 2. Mnarani and Jumba Ruins (a) Forevery person aged 800 sixteen years and over (D) for every child over three and 400 below sixteen years 3. Takwa Ruins (o) For every person aged 800 sixteen years and over (D) forevery child over three and 2100 below sixteen years I 1 I 34 Kenya Subsidiary l*gishrton, 20 I 3 -l I 4. (i) Nairobi National Museum (o) For every person aged l2C{J sixteen years and over (b) for every child over three and 600 below sixteen years (ii) Nairobi National Museum- Per person 1500 Night Tour (iii) Nairobi National Museum- Per Group 5.000 Group Guide Night Tour (iv) Nairobi Gallery (a) For every person aged 1000 sixteen years and over (D) for every child over three and 500 below sixteen years (v) The Snake Park (a) Forevery person aged 1200 sixteen year and over (D) for every child over three and 600 below sixteen years (vi) The Snake Park and Nairobi (a) Forevery person aged 1500 National Museum- sixteen years and over Combined Ticket (D) for every child over three and 1000 below sixteen years (vii) Karen Blixen Museum (a) For every person aged l20O sixteen years and over (D) for every child over three and 600 below sixteen years (viii) Fort Jesus Museum (a) For every person aged 1200 sixteen years and over (D) forevery child over thrce and 600 below sixteen years (ix) Ololua Nature Trail (a) For every person aged 600 sixteen years and over (b) forevery child over three and 300 below sixteen years (x) Ololua - camping adult 800 Kenya Subsidtury bgislation, 20 I 3 35 $100 (xi) Ololua - Guest House Per night (xii) Olorgcsailic prehistoric site (a) Forevery person aged 600 sixten Years and over (b) forevery child over three and 300 below sixtoen years (xiii) Olorgesailie- CamPsite (a) For every pcrson aged 600 sixtoen Yeas artd over (b) forevery child over three and 300 below sixteen Years 1800 (xiv) Olorgesailie- Bandas Per night Deluxe Standard twin b€d (xv) Olorgcsailb- Guide fees 2000 mountain 5 Pax (xvi) Olorgesailie- Guide fees 2000 Baboon CamP 5 Pax (xvii) Olorgesailie-Picaic fee per 1000 Person 2N (xviii) Ohrcpseilie4aoProg f ees 300 Per Pcrson (xix) Uhuru Gerdens Vefoicle entry fe€ 200 500 5. Kiteb, Meru, Narok, Kabarnet (a) Foreveryperson aged & Kapenguria Museums sixteen years and over (D) forevery child over three and zfi bclow six@n Years 6. KisrrmuMusetm (a) For everyPersoa aged 500 sixtPan Years and over (b) for every child over threP and 250 below sixteen Years 500 7. Malindi Museum (a) For every Person aged sixtcen years and over (b) for every child over three and 250 below sixteen Years 36 Kcnya Subsidiary kgislation,20I j t. Lamu Museum (a) Forevcry pcrson aged 500 sixteen years and over (b) for every child over three and 250 below sixrcen years 9. A prckagc for Lamu Muscum, (a) Forevery pcrson aged 3,000 Lamu Fort, Swatrili House sixteen years and over ' and Gcrman Post Officc (D) for evcry child over thrcc and 1,500 bclow sixtccn years 10. Keriandusi, Hyrax Hill (a) For cvcry person aged 500 sixtecn years and over (D) for evcry child over three and bclow sixtecn yerrs I l. Koobi Fora and Jomo Kenyrttr (a) For cvcry perron agcd 500 Hourc, Mudd rixtcon yerre and over (D) for cvcry child ovcr thrcc and 250 below sixtecn years 3. ltrc princlpal Rcgulationr are amcndcd by dclcting thc sccond schcdulc rnd rubrtituting thcrcfor 0rc following new Schcdulc - SEC1CND SCHEDT'LE (r.3) ADMISSTON FBES FOR NON -RBSTDENTS (WrTr{rN EAST AFRICA) Hiroric Slut /Monumcntr rnd Clur of Viritor Ennrncc fccr Murcumr during wcckdryr, wcekondr rnd publlc holldryr l. Godc Nrtiond Monumcnt (a) For cvcry pcruon rgcd rixrccn 600 ycan andover (b) for cvcry child over ttrrcc rnd bclow 300 sixtccn years 2. Itfurrani rnd Jumbe Ruinr (a) For cvcry pcnon rgcd cixtcen 600 ycrn rndovcr (D) for cvcry child ovc ttucc rnd 300 bclow rlxtccn ycarc 3. Trkwr Ruinr (a) For cvcry pGrlon rgcd rixtccn 600 ycan andovcr Kcnya Subsidiary Le gislatbn, 20 I 3 37 (D) forcvery child over ttuce and 300 below sixtecn years 4. (i) Nairobi National (a) for evcry penion aged sixteen 600 Museum Years and ovcr (D) for evcry child over thrcc and 400 below sixteen ycars (ii) Nairobi National Museum-Night Tour Per Person 1000 PerGroup 5000 (iii) Nairobi National Museum- (a) for cvery Person agcd sixteen Group Guide Night for years and over 600 Night Tour (b) for every child over three and 300 below sixtcen years (iv) Nairobi Gallery-Night (a) For every person aged sixtecn 600 Tour years and over (D) forevery child over three and 4O0 below sixtccn years (v)Thc Snake Park (a) Forevery person aged sixtecn 800 ycars and over (b) for evcry child over three and 500 bclow sixtecn ycars (vi) The Snake Park and (a) Forevery Person aged sixteen 600 Nairobi National years and over Museum- Combined Ticket (D) forcvery child over threc and 4OO ' bclow sixteen years (vii) Karen Blixen Muscum (a) For every Person aged sixtcen 6m years and over (b) for every child over three and 4()0 below sixteen years (viii) Fort Jesus Muscum (a) For every Person aged sixrccn year 4O0 sand over (D) forcvcry child overttuee and 2N below sixteen Ycars (ix) Ololua Nature Trail 500 38 Kenya Subsidiary kgislation, 2013 (x) Ololua - camping adult $80 (xi) Ololua - Guest House per (a) for every person aged sixteen 500 night years and over (b) for every child over three and 300 below sixteen years (xii) Olorgesailie prehistoric (a) for every person aged sixteen 4()0 site years and over (D) for every child over three and 25O below sixteen years (xiii) Olorgesailie- Campsite 1500 (xiv) Olorgesailie- Bandas per night Deluxe 1800 Standard twin bed (xv) Olorgesailie- Guide fees mountain 5 Pax 2W (xvi) Olorgesailie- Guide fees Baboon Camp 5 Pax 1000 (xvii) Olorgesailie-Picnic fee Per person 200 (xviii) Olorgesailie-Camping fees perperson 300 (xix) Uhuru Gardens Vehicle entry fee 200 5. Kitale Museum (a) for every pcrson aged sixteen 400 years and over (D) for every child ovcr three and 200 bclow sixtecn years 6. Kisumu Museum (c) for every percon aged sixteen zlOO years and over (b) forevery child over three and 2OO . below sixteen years Kenya Subsid iary kgislation, 20 I 3 39 7. Malindi Museum (a) for every person aged sixteen 400 years and over (b) for every child over three and 200 below sixteen Years E. Lamu Museum (a) for every person aged sixteen 40O years and over (D) for every child over three and 200 below sixteen Years 9. A package for Lamu (o) for every person aged sixteen 1500 Museum, I-amu Fort, Years and over Swahili House and German Post Office (D) for every child over three and 750 below sixteen Years a 10. Kariandusi, Hyrax Hill (a) for every person agcd sixteen 4()0 years and over (b) forevery child over three and 2OO below sixteen Years 11. Koobi Fora and Jomo (a) for every Percon aged sixteen Kenyatta House, Maralal years and over 4()0 (D) forevery child over three and 2N below sixteen Years 4. The principal Regulations are amended by deleting thc Third Schedule and substituting thcrefor thc following new Schedule. THIRD SCHEDULE (T.4) ADMISSION FEES FOR RESIDENTS Historic Sites lMonuments and Cbss of Visitor Entrance fees Museums during weedays, weekends and public holidays L G€de National Monumcnt (a) For every person aged sixteen 600 years and over (D) forevery child ovcr ttucc and 3m below sixtecn Years 2. Mnarani and Jumba Ruins (a) For every person agcd sixrccn 6m Ycars and over (D) fotevcry child ovcr three and 300 bclow sixtec,n Years 40 Kenya Subsidiary Lcgislation, 20I3 3. Takwa Ruins (a) For cvery person aged sixteen 500 years and over (b) for every child over three and 300 below sixtcen years 4. (i) Nairobi National Museum (c) For every person aged sixteen 200 years and over (b) for every child over three and r00 below sixteen years (ii) Nairobi National Museum- Per person 500 Night Tour (iii) Nairobi National Museum- Per Group 5.000 Group Guide Night Tour (iv) Nairobi Gallery (a) For every percon aged sixtcen 150 years and over (D) for every child over three and t00 below sixteen years (v) The Snake Park (a) For every person aged sixteen 200 years and over (D) for cvcry child over three and below sixteen years r00 (vi) The Snalce Park and Nairobi (a) forcvery person agcd sixteen National Museum- yoars and over 300 Combined Tickct (b) for every child over threc and below sixteen years 150 (vii) Karen Blixen Museum (a) For every person aged
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