Community tours in Kenya

Maasai Village Visit (Near Maasai Mara)

Stay in a traditional Maasai boma, witnessing their pastoral lifestyle firsthand.

Participate in cattle herding, beaded bracelet-making, and evening story-sharing.

Enjoy traditional dances and songs around a communal fire under starry skies.

It’s a genuine, immersive peek into one of Africa’s most iconic cultures.

Kuruwitu Conservation & Community Project (Coastal)

Located near Diani, Kuruwitu blends coral reef restoration with local livelihoods.

Visitors assist in planting mangrove seedlings and learn sustainable fishing.

Enjoy guided walks through tidal creeks with local marine experts.

It’s hands-on conservation with a community-first approach. 

Ujamaa Community Self-Help Project (Maasai Steppe)

This group facilitates eco-friendly stays in solar-powered Maasai homesteads.

Guests join daily life—fetching water, milking goats, and cooking local meals.

Learn about land conservation, livestock management, and Maasai governance.

It’s a culturally rich experience rooted in sustainable community development.

Kit Mikayi Art & Cultural Center (Kisumu)

Located on Lake Victoria’s shores, this center preserves Luo arts and traditions.

Visitors watch craft demonstrations—pottery, weaving, and wood carving.

Experience traditional Luo food, music, and folklore over communal meals.

It’s a deep dive into the cultural heritage of Kenya’s largest native tribe.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy Community Tours (Laikipia)

Stay at community-run lodges beside rhino and elephant sanctuaries.

Guests participate in ranger-led patrols, livestock grazing, and beekeeping.

Enjoy traditional poetry, dance, and local meals around evening fires.

It’s immersive conservation tourism for communities and wildlife alike.

HomeStays in Likoni (Mombasa)

Stay with coastal families to experience Swahili daily life firsthand.

Participate in meal prep—such as pilau and coconut curries—using local spices.

Enjoy evenings with storytelling, taarab music, and friendly chatter.

A genuine coastal cultural experience, far from the tourist crowds.

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (Laikipia)

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy blends wildlife protection with community development. 
Visitors can witness how local communities actively support conservation through education, healthcare, and sustainable projects. The experience offers more than just wildlife viewing—it highlights a successful model of community involvement in protecting endangered species and preserving natural heritage in Kenya.

Ndabibi Community Cultural Tours (Rift Valley)

In Loitoktok, near Kilimanjaro, this Maasai community offers village visits.

Guests learn traditional medicinal plant use, diet, and pastoral customs.

Enjoy homestead visits, bead-making, and gored music-dance performances.

An authentic cultural exchange rooted in mountaintop landscape.

Kijani Home Tourism (Naivasha & Gilgil)

Stay in homesteads that bind wildlife-cattle coexistence near Lake Naivasha.

Visitors help with lake-care initiatives, wildlife monitoring, and farming.

Enjoy cooking farm-to-table meals and connecting with pastoral families.

It’s community-based tourism focused on harmony between humans and nature.